The Front Room, a New World School of the Arts alumnae exhibition by Friday, Loni Johnson and Chire “VantaBlack” Regans examines how communities of care and comfort unlock radical possibilities. Watch the video and read the essay by Anita Sharma.
Read MoreIn this interview captured at our artwork reveal with members in October 2022, Anastasia reflects on her natural environment and the importance of community support.
Read MoreOne of the largest contemporary art fairs in the Americas is happening in our city, which means we have home court advantage. Choose your own adventure with our annual Commissioner guide, created in collaboration with ArtSeen305 and independent curator Heike Dempster.
Read MoreFresh off her book tour for Floridas, a fascinating publication documenting our very own backyard, we celebrated our first reveal of Season Five with commissioned artist and photographer Anastasia Samoylova. Here are the photos.
Read MoreIn our signature "Collecting 101" event, members learned about collecting with purpose and vision from David Castillo. Then, a visit to Locust Projects for Herramientas by multimedia artist Leo Castañeda and Sound, Stories with curator Heike Dempster.
Read MoreOn September 19, we welcomed members to Bougainvillea: An Exploration of Adornment, a site-specific installation and performance directed by Cornelius Tulloch for Season Five orientation. What a night!
Read MoreTo make sure you get the most from your membership, here’s a recording of our live orientation that took place on September 19, 2022. It covers everything from how Commissioner got started, to how the program works, and what you can expect this season
Read MoreAnastasia Samoylova is a Miami-based artist and photographer. Investigating notions of environmentalism, consumerism and the picturesque, she is the first commissioned artist of Season Five.
Read MoreProvisional Obstruction (Little Haiti II), by Miami-based artist misael soto and New Delhi-based artist Ayesha Singh, uses dysfunctionally-installed scaffolding and banner-sized historical imagery to reimagine the facades of permanent structures. Together with locals, activists and collaborators, they are envisioning and creating additions to the work with a simple prompt: What changes would you like to see in your community?
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