Nestled between a church and an income tax office, Luna Palazzolo-Daboul, our third commissioned artist of Season Seven, welcomed us into Tunnel Projects’ retail-turned-studio and exhibition space to share a poem across 50 unique sculptures.
Read MoreSelf-taught, our third commissioned artist of Season Seven explores themes of morality, identity, and the human condition. Learn more about her work and Tunnel Projects in our latest artist video.
Read MoreMigrating through memories while reimagining spaces is one of many threads in the work of multidisciplinary and Season Three artist GeoVanna Gonzalez. With her installation inspired by Alice Coltrane now on view in the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, we catch up with GeoVanna in this short Q & A by Lauryn Lawrence.
Read MoreSet at the historic Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne—site of the Saltwater Underground Railroad—artist and architect Cornelius Tulloch unveiled his commissioned work Remembering Miami’s Matriarchs.
Read MoreAn interdisciplinary artist, architect, and creative director based in Miami, Cornelius Tulloch can’t be boxed in. Watch our latest short video to learn more about the Season Seven commissioned artist transcending disciplines and landscape.
Read MoreWhat exploring the lesser-known spaces of Downtown Miami taught us about impermanence and stewardship. Read our full story, see the photos, and learn why “words without thought never to heaven go.”
Read MoreLast fall, we traveled to New Orleans for the opening of the Prospect triennial. Now in its sixth iteration and on view through February 2, 2025, follow our journey through The Future is Present, The Harbinger is Home, co-curated by Ebony G. Patterson and Miranda Lash.
Read MoreCarrington Ware is this holiday season’s commissioned artist. Her piece, Cozy, quite literally requires that we slow down and observe.
Read MoreBody autonomy, body freedom, and body healing. On December 8, the final day of Miami Art Week, we took time for a collective breath and denouement anchored in rest and resistance with our friends at Pérez Art Museum Miami.
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