Miami DDA Art and Culture Guide - Miami Downtown Development

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ARTS & CULTURE GUIDE
NOV.2012
-FEB.2013
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Tim Buwalda
“The Burning”
Oil on canvasy
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Tim Buwalda
“Composition”
Mixed media
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Lori Nozick
“Untitled”
Mixed media
From the exhibition “Exquisite Consequence” as
part of DWNTWN Art Days 2012 courtesy New World
School of the Arts
Cultural Venues
Institutions and Organizations
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Calendar of
Events
November
December
January
February
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20 - 27
28 - 32
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Art Walk
Downtown
DWNTWN Art Window
Art in Unexpected
Places
Downtown Miami
Map
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Adrienne Arsht Center
for the Performing Arts
1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 786.468.2000 • MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center
Box Office: 305.949.6722 • www.arshtcenter.org
From opera to Broadway, dance to drama, symphonic to pop concerts, cabaret to
comedy, jazz to world music, and beyond, this center is home to the greatest artists
and productions from around the world. With three state-of-the-art theaters:
the 2,400-seat Ziff Ballet Opera House, the 2,200-seat Knight Concert Hall, and
the intimate Carnival Studio Theatre; the beautiful Thompson Plaza for the arts,
designed as a perfect stage for outdoor performances; a street-level Bombay
Sapphire Lounge housed inside a historic Art Deco Tower and Prelude by Barton G,
a full-service upscale restaurant, this is a premiere showcase for the performing
arts and all types of events.
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AmericanAirlines Arena
601 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 786.777.1000 • MetroMover: Freedom Tower
www.aaarena.com
Since its spectacular grand opening on December 31, 1999, the AmericanAirlines
Arena–South Florida’s Waterfront Showplace and proud home to the 2006 and
2001NBA Champion Miami HEAT–has become one of the nation’s premier facilities in
sports and entertainment and a center of activity in South Florida. Built with stateof-the-art sound and lighting and HD and electronic media signage inside and out,
the impressive 19,600-seat AmericanAirlines Arena ranks among the nation’s top 10
venues annually for total ticket sales and among the top 5 for Latin entertainment.
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Downtown Miami is home to numerous
arts and culture institutions both
large and small. These include
internationally renowned museums,
not-for-profits, public art programs,
theaters, concert venues as well as
artist studio and residency programs
that offer programming that is
distinctly unique to each venue.
As a result, visitors and residents
can experience the full spectrum
of creativity from emerging artists
experimenting with new practices
to seeing the world’s stars in action.
These institutions and organization
are the backbone to a burgeoning
Downtown creative landscape.
Artisan Lounge
Cannonball
500 NE 1 Ave, Miami, FL 33132 • MetroMover: College North
www.theartisanlounge.com
1035 N Miami Ave, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33136 • P: 786.347.2360 • MetroMover: Eleventh Street
www.cannonballmiami.org
The Artisan Lounge is a new and innovative studio and gallery space for both the
emerging and seasoned professional, supported by Christ Fellowship Miami who
believes in the power and importance of the Arts and Community. We exist to serve
Miami artists and to be a catalyst and influence in the growth of the community.
Based in downtown Miami, Cannonball (formerly LegalArt) is a non-profit
arts organization known for its advocacy and innovative programs supporting
today’s artists. Core initiatives include: SeminArt, providing free educational and
professional development services to artists; LegalLink, an in-house legal advice
and referral service for artists and arts organizations; and the Residency Program,
which offers long-term live/work space for local artists and short-term residencies
for visiting cultural producers.
301 N Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.358.7550 • Metromover: Bayfront Park
www.bayfrontparkmiami.com
Bayfront Park Management Trust manages two downtown waterfront parks,
which also serve as host sites for many special events. Bayfront Park is located
in the heart of Downtown Miami on beautiful Biscayne Bay. It has 32 acres of
lush greenery, with a small sand beach, tropical rock garden and waterfall,
playground, fountain, Light Tower, and many different monuments. Special event
facilities within the park include Klipsch Amphitheater and Tina Hills Pavilion.
Bicentennial Park, a 29-acre park, is also located in the heart of Downtown Miami
on Biscayne Bay.
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CCEMiami
1490 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.448.9677 • MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center
www.ccemiami.org • Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm
Centro Cultural Español de Cooperación Iberoamericana (also known as
CCEMiami), is a non-profit organization that aims to promote and make tangible the
cultural presence of Spain and Latin American countries in Florida by means of a
culturally relevant and multidisciplinary annual program. CCEMiami emphasizes
the support of local creativity, collaboration with other cultural local institutions and
the promotion of those values that contribute to the improvement of coexistence
and respect of human and cultural rights. CCEMiami, founded in 1996, belongs
to the network of Cultural Centers that AECID (Spanish International Agency for
Cooperation and Development) has throughout Latin America.
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Bayfront Park
CIFO
Freedom Tower
1018 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33136 • P: 305.455.3380 • MetroMover: Eleventh Street
www.cifo.org • Thurs - Sun, 10am – 4pm • Gallery tours & viewings by appointment
600 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.237.7700 • MetroMover: Freedom Tower
www.mdc.edu/ags/freedom_tower • Gallery hours: Tues – Fri, 12pm - 5 pm & Saturday by appointment
This non-profit organization was established in 2002 by Ella Fontanals-Cisneros
and her family to support art and artists who are exploring new directions in
contemporary art. The Cisneros Foundation (CIFO) fosters cultural understanding
and educational exchange through primary initiatives: Grants and Commissions
programs for emerging and mid-career visual artists from Latin America; an
exhibitions program showcasing work by Latin American artists and international
contemporary art from the Ella Cisneros-Fontanals Collection at CIFO Art Space;
and foundation-initiated support for other arts and culture projects.
Downtown ArtHouse
100 NE 11 St, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.374.7376 • MetroMover: 10 Eleventh Street
Gallery tours & viewings by appointment
The Downtown ArtHouse, a nearly 25,000
square foot work and exhibition space is
situated in the former Captain Harry’s
building, on the to-be-developed Miami
Worldcenter property and home to the
following Artists and Artist Groups:
Constructed in 1925 as a home for The Miami
News, the MDC Freedom Tower is one of South
Florida’s most distinctive historic buildings.
From 1962 to 1974, it was a reception
center for Cuban refugees. In 2008, the U.S.
Department of the Interior designated it
as a National Historical Landmark. Today,
the Freedom Tower is a part of Miami Dade
College and home to the MDC Art Gallery
System. Its galleries has served as a venue
for major exhibitions including The Divine
Comedy, Salvador Dalí’s masterful series
illustrating Dante Alighieri’s epic poem,
and Read My Pins: The Madeleine Albright
Collection, an exhibit exploring the subtle
messages behind the former Secretary of
State’s famed wardrobe accents.
HistoryMiami
101 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33130 • P: 305.375.1492 • MetroMover: Government Center
www.historymiami.org • Mon closed • Tues - Fri, 10am - 5pm • Sat - Sun, 12pm - 5pm
Bas Fisher Invitational
(Hernan Bas and Naomi Fisher),
Dimensions Variable
(Adler Guerrier, Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova and Frances Trombly)
TM Sisters
(Monica Lopez de Victoria and Tasha Lopez de Victoria)
Turn-Based Press
(Thom Wheeler Castillo, Kathleen Hudspeth and Denisse Monge)
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HistoryMiami is the premier cultural institution committed to gathering, organizing,
preserving and celebrating Miami’s history as the unique crossroads of the
Americas. We accomplish this through exhibitions, city tours, education, research,
collections and publications. HistoryMiami advocates for helping everyone
understand the importance of the past in shaping Miami‘s future.
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Jim Drain
www.miamiartmuseum.org • Mon Closed • Tues - Fri, 10am - 5pm • Sat - Sun, 12pm - 5 pm
Miami Art Museum (MAM), a modern and contemporary art museum located in
Downtown Miami, is dedicated to collecting and exhibiting international art of the
20th and 21st centuries with an emphasis on the cultures of the Atlantic Rim—the
Americas, Europe and Africa—from which the vast majority of Miami residents hail.
MAM serves one of the most diverse and fast-growing regions of the country, where
a confluence of North and Latin American cultures adds vibrancy and texture to the civic
landscape. MAM’s move to Museum Park in downtown Miami is scheduled for 2013. .
Miami Children’s Museum
980 MacArthur Cswy, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.373.5437
www.miamichildrensmuseum.org • Everyday, 10am - 6pm
Miami Children’s Museum, (MCM) a non-profit educational institution, is dedicated
to enriching the lives of children by fostering a love of learning and enabling
children to realize their highest potential. The Museum’s primary audience is
children ages three months to 12 years, their families, caregivers, and educators.
Through arts and educational programs, MCM seeks to include and target all
audiences in Miami’s changing and diverse community by becoming the “town
center” for Miami-Dade County’s children and families.
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Miami Dade College
Wolfson Campus
300 NE 2 Ave, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.237-8888 • MetroMover: College North or College/Bayside
www.mdc.edu
Miami Dade College has a long, rich history of
producing and presenting cultural programs
in downtown Miami and beyond. Under the
leadership of the Cultural Affairs Department,
programs include the Center for Literature and
Theatre, which produces the 29-year-old Miami
Book Fair International, the Miami International
Film Festival, also in its 29th year, MDC Live Arts
Performing Arts Series, and the MDC Museum
and Galleries of Art + Design, which include
the MDC Museum of Art + Design, located in
downtown’s historic Freedom Tower. Another
historic property very close to downtown Miami,
and under the direction MDC’s Cultural Affairs, is
the Tower Theater, where various cinema series
take place throughout the year.
Miami-Dade Public Library
www.mdpls.org • Mon-Thurs, 9:30am - 9pm • Fri - Sat: 9:30am - 6pm • Sun Closed
The Main Library shares its home in the Cultural Plaza with HistoryMiami and
the Miami Art Museum. The Library has a number of departments that contain
extensive collections in their subject areas. In addition to rare books and
documents, it houses the Gleason Waite Romer collection of 17,500 photographic
negatives and prints recording Miami’s history from pioneer days through 1950.
Other departments includes Social Sciences, Humanities and Young Adults; Fine
Arts; Business and Science; Foreign Languages; Genealogy; Urban Affairs; and
Vasari Project.
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Miami Art Museum (MAM)
of Art & Design
1501 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 100, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.428.5700 • MetroMover: Adrienne Arsht Center
www.artinstitutes.edu/miami/
Miami International University of Art &
Design is a multi-campus, career-oriented
institution that provides students with
academic preparation and practical skills
through programs in the applied arts and
design industries. The institution prepares
its undergraduate students for entry-level
positions and its graduate students for
advancement in their chosen fields. The
University is dedicated to fostering a culture
that encourages creativity, research, and
learning-centered endeavors.
Miami Science Museum
3280 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129 • P: 305.646.4200
www.miamisci.org • Mon - Sun, 10am - 6pm • Box Office: 10am - 5:30pm
The Miami Science Museum, a Smithsonian Institute Affiliate, features a Wildlife
Center, Planetarium shows and a brand new Energy Tracker exhibit featuring
anything from basic energy principles to the future of renewable energy. Visitors
can dance on a huge Energy Dance floor that captures their energy and converts it
to electricity, or rocket themselves 10 feet in the air. Live Science demonstrations
and theater shows daily. Laser shows every first Friday of the month.
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New World School of the Arts
25 NE 2 St, Miami, FL 33132 • P: 305.237.3135 • MetroMover: Government Center
www.nwsa.mdc.edu
Celebrating its 25th year, New World School of the Arts (NWSA) is a worldclass center of excellence in the visual and the performing arts providing a
comprehensive program of artistic, creative and academic development. With
programs accredited by the National Association of Schools of Dance, Music,
Theater, and Art and Design, NWSA offers the high school diploma, the AA and the
four-year BFA and BM college degrees.
Olympia Theater
at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts
174 E Flagler St, Miami, FL 33131 • P: 305.374.2444 • MetroMover: First Street
www.gusmancenter.org
Tucked into Miami’s contemporary skyline, The Olympia Theater is an enchanting
Mediterranean courtyard with shimmering stars and golden balconies. Majestic
turrets and towers suggest another era when performances were events, and grand
theaters provided a dreamlike escape from the modern world. The Olympia Theater
at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts is not just a “venue”–it is the jewel of
South Florida arts and entertainment facilities, affording its diverse community and
international guests a unique cultural experience that defies comparison.
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Miami International University
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ONGOING
through Nov 2
Freedom Tower at
Miami Dade College
Between Silver Light and Orange Shadow
through Nov 2
Freedom Tower at
Miami Dade College
Fans In The Memory
through Nov 4
An exhibition of paintings by New York artist Elena Sisto, presents 28
paintings created over the past 10 years.
This exhibition recalls the event on July 13, 1943, where fans created by
prominent Cuban artists were auctioned benefitting the “Santa Maria
del Rosario” in Havana, Cuba. Opening Reception Sept 20 at 5pm.
In his first major museum solo exhibition, he explores the
complexities and contradictions of black identity in a practice that is
rooted in his individual experience.
through Dec
Freedom Tower
CINTAS Foundation Fellows Competition
Exhibition
The CINTAS Foundation awards fellowships annually to creative
artists of Cuban lineage who live outside of Cuba. Opening Reception
Oct. 10 at 7pm. Awards announcement & reception Dec 4 at 7pm.
Dec 30
Nov 1-30
Artists’ Square
Fabulous First Friday
Join us for an evening of laser light, stars, and more.
Laser Show Admission: $4.00 children - $8.00 adults
www.miamisci.org
Nov 2
Unforgettable - A Tribute to Nat King Cole
A terrific opportunity for artists, crafters & designers to both exhibit
& sell their work and for art enthusiasts to enjoy it as well. Free and
open to the public.
Nov 2 - 24
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
Michelle Weinberg’s Shelf Life
169 E Flagler St, Miami
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
DWNTWN Art Window
Justin H. Long’s “Einstein on the Beach (Metropolitan Interlude)
A reference to Philip Glass’ musical score and inspired by themes of
storefront advertising. Visible from the street.
through Jan
HistoryMiami
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Nina Torres Fine Art
The Guayabera: A Shirt’s Story
This tribute program features: George Benson. Joined by the
University of Miami’s stellar Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra, the
concert will also feature Freddy Cole!
November Contemporary
This international exhibition will feature new artworks from 20
artists from around the world in all media: Installation, photography,
painting and sculpture.
www.ninatorresfineart.com
The Wizard of Oz traveling exhibit is a 2,500 sq. foot interactive exhibit
that will invite guests of all ages to embark on a multi-sensory,
cross-disciplinary exploration of the Land of Oz.
Shelf Life turns the storefront into a devotional space for new brands
to be inhaled and absorbed by shoppers seeking beauty, vitality and
allure, freedom in a bottle. Visible from the street.
Miami Live Music Month
8-10pm
Bayside Marketplace
Wizard of Oz Children’s Educational Exhibit
The Arsht Center and the University of Miami’s Department of
Theatre Arts are partnering once again to develop a fresh new
musical. Girls vs. Boys is written by the same team behind the smash
hit, The Sparrow.
Nov 2
Every Saturday and Sunday
through Jan 6
Miami Children’s
Museum
Girls vs. Boys
www.livemiamimusic.com
11am-5pm
401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami.
A three-year research and collections project documenting teen
culture and life in Greater Miami from the 1930s to the present day by
21 Miami-Dade high school students.
To celebrate Greater Miami’s live music scene, Miami Live Music
Month promotes the area’s diverse live music venues and the great
musicians that play in them.
through 14
Rashid Johnson: Message to Our Folks
Miami Art Museum
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Nov 1 - 18
Teen Miami
1800 N Bayshore Dr, # CP1, Miami
Nov 3
Bayfront Park
Nov 3 - 4
Red Bull Flugtag Miami
Self-accredited pilots at Bayfront Park will launch their team-powered
flying machines off a 30-foot ramp into the wavy waters below.
Light/The Holocaust & Humanity Project
Set to sweeping, spellbinding music Light/The Holocaust & Humanity
Project catapulted Ballet Austin into the front ranks of American
ballet companies.
Nov 4
Michel Telo Live
8pm
Brazilian singer songwriter, Michel Telo was a lead singer in various
bands, most notably Grupo Tradição. His biggest national and
international hit is “Ai Se Eu Te Pego.”
The exhibition explores the Guayabera’s evolution from a guajiro shirt
into a fashionable piece of contemporary mensware. On display will
be historical examples and photographs that highlight its changing
uses and significance.
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NOVEMBER
through Jun
HistoryMiami
Carmina Burana
Nov 10
Family Fun Day: Japanese Traditions
One of the most popular and highly recognizable pieces of the
classical repertoire, Carmina Burana bridges the classical and rock
genres for wide appeal.
12-5pm
Join artist-in-residence Mieko Kubota for a celebration of Japanese
culture. Experience origami, ikebana, calligraphy and other
traditional arts from Japan.
Nov 4
David Bisbal Acoustic
7pm
The acoustic tour, which is inspired by his latest work, “Una noche
en el Teatro Real” (A Night at the Theatre Royal), coincides with the
celebration of 10 years of his career, and gives his own spin on the
classics of the best Latin authors.
James L. Knight Center
HistoryMiami
Second Saturdays are free and open to the public.
Nov 10
Second Saturdays are Free for Families:
1-4pm
“We’re Getting Antsy!”
Miami Art Museum
Get bugged out watching a video by artist Rivane Neuenschwander in
the auditorium. Join in the hands-on workshop and design intricate
insect patterns with ink on paper. Free and open to the public.
Nov 10
Yemen Blues
9pm
This group has taken the international music scene by storm.
Traditional Yemenite melodies with blues, jazz and funk.
www.jlkc.com
400 SE 2 Ave, Miami
Nov 6
MiaSci Mini Camp: The Science of Art
9am-3pm
Bring your child to MiaSci MiniCamps! During teacher workdays, the
Museum offers exciting and educational one-day camps that are sure
to appeal to the scientist in everyone.
Nov 8
“Let’s Talk About…Pablo Picasso and Cubism”
6-8pm
Miami Art Museum
“Let’s Talk About...,” presented by Goldman Sachs, is a monthly
lecture series by MAM Director Thom Collins. Exclusively for
Friends ($1,000) and above level members. RSVP required to RSVP@
miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.1704.
Nov 15
Where Ideas Are Born: A Juggler’s Notebooks
Nov 8 - 11
Recent Cinema From Spain II
7pm
Manuel Estrada
Produced by EDEGA and the Miami International Film Festival, the
Recent Cinema from Spain Series II returns to Miami for its second
consecutive year.
Miami Dade College
Opening Reception
Nov 9
Paper Folding - Odalis Valdivieso
Nov 16
I HEART ART
7-10pm
Opening Reception. The state of my work stands for nothing in
particular, its form follows no function, what is left is underlying
layers that seem to annihilate all meaning or narrate anything in
particular. They are just what they are Simple paper objects.
7pm
Get your love on and support Cannonball at this year’s Fall
Fundraiser.
Olympia Theater at the
Gusman Center
Dimensions Variable
100 NE 11 St, Miami
Nov 9 - Dec 15
Dimensions Variable
Paper Folding - Odalis Valdivieso
River Walk Guided Tour
6-8pm
Permanent exhibition program featuring international artists from
the Nina Torres Fine Art roster. ninatorresfineart.com
Tours meet at the James L Knight Center on the Riverwalk.
Nov 11-18
Miami Dade College
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Diego el Cigala
Grammy Award-winning Spanish Gitano singer DIEGO EL CIGALA
captivates audiences with his groundbreaking blend of bolero,
Argentine tango, Latin jazz and flamenco.
Miami Book Fair International
Join us! Eight days, more than 300 authors, hundreds of exhibitors
and millions of books!
This exhibition features the notebooks and visual journals that the artist
uses to record the perception, ideas and images that inspire his work.
Cannonball
Nov 16
DWNTWN Miami Concert Series
5pm
Featured performance by Ky-Mani Marley
Bayfront Park
The FREE festival event in the park will include a concert at bayfront
park Tina Hills Pavilion, a Night Farmers Market and an art vendor
showcase. Visit dwntwnconcerts.com for info on the series.
Nov 16
MAM Contemporaries Art Fair Survival Party
7-10pm
MAM Contemporaries and Young Collectors Council members
receive insider tips for what to see and where to go during Miami
Art Week. MAM Contemporaries and Young Collectors Council
members free, guests $25. RSVP required to MAMContemporaries@
miamiartmuseum.org
Miami Art Museum
400 SE 2 Ave, Miami
Nov 10
697 N Miami Ave, Miami
www.mdclivearts.org
100 NE 11 St, Miami
Nov 10
Grand Central
Nov 16
Serrat y Sabina
8pm
Following the success of their first tour together, spanish singer/
songwriters, Joan Manuel Serrat & Joaquin Sabina embark on a
second tour “Dos Pajaros Contraatacan”
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Nov 4
Nov 16
Target Free third Fridays
Nov 27
Brickell Art Walk
3-9pm
Explore hundreds of bilingual, interactive exhibits related to arts,
culture, community and communication on the third Friday of each
month. Free.
5-10pm
Please join us the last Tuesday of every month to fill the streets of
Brickell and meet the artists that are changing South Florida to be
one of the top premier art hubs around the world.
Nov 16 - 17
Nov 16-18
New World School
of the Arts
Nov 16 - Feb 2
Miami Dade College
Mahler’s Third
The Cleveland Orchestra opens the season with Mahler’s sweeping
and passionate Symphony No. 3, his “great hymn to the glory of every
aspect of creation.”
World Dance Celebration
New World School of the Arts / University of Florida
Manuel Estrada
Opening Reception: Nov 15 at 7pm
Nov 17 - 18
Miami Jazz Fest
4:30-11pm
Klipsch Amphitheater at Bayfront Park
Bayfront Park
www.miamijazzfest.com
Nov 17 - Dec 2
Florida Grand Opera: La Boheme
Nov 17 - Jan 5
Downtown ArtHouse
The famous Latin Quarter and Puccini’s ability to capture in his music
love’s passion, hope, and sorrow have made La Boheme one of the
world’s best loved operas.
400 Biscayne Blvd, Miami
First United Methodist
Church
Free and open to the public
Nov 29
Talented Exhibition
5:30pm
Opening Reception at the New World Gallery
New World School
of the Arts
Nov 29 - Dec 30
The Nutcracker, A Play
Nov 30
Madonna is having a huge party and everyone’s invited. Madonna’s
track record as a world class entertainer and touring artist speaks
for itself. Her artistry, talent and creative productions get bigger and
better with each tour and Madonna 2012 will be no exception.
7pm
High School Jazz Combos Concert
With guest Artist Ira Sullivan
Miami Dade College
Wolfson Auditorium - Room 1261. Free and open to the public
Nov 21 - May 12 New Work Miami 2013
Set in the present day, The House’s fantastical expansion of this
holiday classic is not a ballet, but rather a play—unstintingly
affirmative and emotional.
Idina Menzel in Concert
Broadway powerhouse Idina Menzel, the Tony Award-winning star
of the international blockbuster Wicked, returns to the Arsht Center
with a brand new show!
Nov 30
A Gallery Reception and Open Studios
7-9pm
Featuring local artists Astolfo Fuñes and Katiuska Gonzalez, along
with the winner of the Cover Contest for Irreversible Magazine.
The Artisan Lounge
10am
300 NE 2 Ave, Miami
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College Chamber Music And Piano Recital
6pm
Nov 30
8pm
Miami Art Museum
Nov 27
Dimensions Variable is pleased to present Paper Folding, an exhibition
by Miami based artist Odalis Valdivieso. In her work, Valdivieso uses
photography to go beyond its own discourse to a broader notion of the
medium in the expanded field and escaping categories.
Madonna
Nov 20
www.brickellartwalk.com
Paper Folding
Nov 19 - 20
Mary Brickell Village
Miami Dade College
FOREVERGLADES Symposium
FOREVERGLADES: Here today Hopeful for
Tomorrow
Cracking Art Group & William Sweetlove
Opening Reception: Nov 30, 7pm
Nov 30
FOREVERGLADES Opening Reception
7pm
Cracking Art Group & William Sweetlove
Miami Dade College
Nov 30 - Dec 22
World Tour Exhibition of Contemporary Art
11am-6pm
The Exhibition will make its next stop in Miami, FL at the Nina Torres
Fine Art Gallery during Art Basel Miami week. Don’t miss it!
VIP Opening Preview: November 30, 2012 | 7-10pm
1800 N bayshore Dr, #CP1, Miami
This year, Miami Art Museum is pleased to present New Work Miami
2013, the second iteration of the highly successful New Work Miami 2010.
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Miami Childen’s
Museum
NW 2ND AVE
Hours of Operation
NE 29TH ST
Tuesday,12/4 - Sunday, 12/9
11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
(+/- every 20 Min)
N MIAMI AVE
NW 22ST ST
NE 18TH ST
NE 14TH ST
In order to allow easy access to a
variety of Arts Events taking place
during Art Basel Miami Beach,
the City of Miami will operate a
special trolley route. The cars
will be connecting Midtown,
Wynwood, Downtown Miami and
through a secondary loop Miami
Beach. Residents and visitors are
encouraged to take advantage of
this free system and leave parking
and traffic worries at home.
NE 13TH ST
Art Basel
Miami Beach –
Midtown Loop
NW 10TH ST
Will operate on an hourly
basis between the Miami
Beach Convention Center and
Midtown Boulevard.
NE 1ST ST
W FLAGLER ST
LVD
NW 1ST ST
YNE B
BISCA
N MIAMI AVE
NE 8TH ST
E FLAGLER ST
CHOPIN PLZ
SW 13TH ST
20
AVE
ELL
BRIC
K
S MIAMI AVE
SE 5TH ST
www.miamitrolley.com
DWNTWN Art Shuttle Stops
1 Midtown Boulevard
2 27th Street
3 Wynwood / NW 25th Street
4 Wynwood / NW 23rd Street
5 Soho Studios / Just Mad Mia
6 Pulse Art Fair
7 CIFO / Cannonball
8 Overtown / Art Africa
9 Grand Central
10 Miami Art Museum
11 Brickell MetroMover Station /
12 SE11th Street
13 Brickell Park
14 SE 3rd Avenue / Biscayne Blvd Way
15 Bayfront Park
16 Freedom Tower
17 Adrienne Arsht Center
18 NE 18th Street
www.dwntwnarts.com
NW 23RD ST
Paper Folding
through Jan 6
Miami Children’s
Museum
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
ONGOING
Ongoing
Night at the Museum
HistoryMiami
through Nov
Cannonball
See captivating artifacts such as a 1920’s trolley, and sleep beneath a
replica of a Seminole Chickee, as you embark on a fun-filled overnight
adventure while camping amidst the museum’s exhibitions. The program
begins at 6pm on Friday and concludes at 9am the next morning.
2013 Site-specific Lobby Installation
by Bhakti Baxter
On view until November 2013. Visible from the street.
through Dec 2
through Dec
Freedom Tower
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Florida Grand Opera: La Boheme
The famous Latin Quarter and Puccini’s ability to capture in his music
love’s passion, hope, and sorrow have made La Boheme one of the
world’s best loved operas.
Exhibition
artists of Cuban lineage who live outside of Cuba. Opening Reception
Oct. 10 at 7pm. Awards announcement & reception Dec 4 at 7pm.
through Dec 22
11am-6pm
VIP Opening Preview: November 30, 2012 | 7-10pm
1800 N bayshore Dr, #CP1, Miami
through Dec 22
Aluna Art Foundation
Dec 30
Bayside Marketplace
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DWNTWN Art Window
through Jan
HistoryMiami
13
through Feb 2
Miami Dade College
Manuel Estrada
Main Gallery: (R)Evolution Comics
A solo show by Ivonne Ferrer
172 W Flagler St, Miami
11am-5pm
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
For more information call: 305-305-6471 or go to
www.alunartfoundation.com
through Shelf Life turns the storefront into a devotional space for new brands
Focus Locus Project Room| Mad Cow Project Room
Ernesto Oroza / Conceptual and documentary photos from the series
Moral Modulor- Architecture of Necessity.
through Dec 30
The Wizard of Oz traveling exhibit is a 2,500 sq. foot interactive exhibit
World Tour Exhibition of Contemporary Art
The Exhibition will make its next stop in Miami, FL at the Nina Torres
Fine Art Gallery during Art Basel Miami week. Don’t miss it!
Dimensions Variable is pleased to present Paper Folding, an exhibition
by Miami based artist Odalis Valdivieso. In her work, Valdivieso uses
photography to go beyond its own discourse to a broader notion of the
medium in the expanded field and escaping categories.
through May 12
Miami Art Museum
New Work Miami 2013
through Jun
HistoryMiami
Teen Miami
The Nutcracker, A Play
Set in the present day, The House’s fantastical expansion of this
holiday classic is not a ballet, but rather a play—unstintingly
affirmative and emotional.v
Artists’ Square
Every Saturday and Sunday
A terrific opportunity for artists, crafters & designers to both exhibit
& sell their work and for art enthusiasts to enjoy it as well. Free and
open to the public.
401 Biscayne Blvd, Miami
Dec 1
6pm
Wine by the Bay
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This year, Miami Art Museum is pleased to present New Work Miami 2013,
the second iteration of the highly successful New Work Miami 2010.
Opening Reception for Wine by the Bay’s Art
Basel/Miami Art Week Exhibit & Collectors’
Club Wine Showcase
“Transitions” examines the connections between organic and
construction through the works of three artists: Miami-based,
Japanese- Argentinian artist Valeria Yamamoto; Colombian sculptor
Claudia Hakim; and Iraqi-German painter Fahar. The exhibit runs
through the end of December, 2012.
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DECEMBER
through Jan 5
Downtown ArtHouse
Miami Underwater Festival
Dec 4
Dive deeper. Immerse yourself in everything underwater! Miami
Science Museum will host the 2nd annual Miami Underwater Festival,
in partnership with the 38th French Festival Mondiale de l’Image
Sous-Marines (World Festival of Underwater Images) showcasing
prize-winning films in French, English, and Spanish.
6 - 9pm
Dec 1 - Jan 26
FOREVERGLADES
12 pm – 5 pm
Foreverglades is an exhibition of environmentally minded public art
featuring the work of Europe-based artists Cracking Art Group and
William Sweetlove. Presented in partnership with Galleria Ca’ d’Oro
Miami, and Girard-Perregaux
Free and open to the public.
Miami Dade College
Extended Art Basel Hours: 12/4 – 12/9, 12 pm – 7 pm
Dec 3
El Séptimo Círculo (The Seventh Circle)
8pm
A contemporary artist’s vision based in the “Divine Comedy” by
Dante Alighieri. He recreates Dante’s inferno through poetic rivers of
redglass hanging from the ceiling and mercury paintings that change
colors according to light intensity. His exhibitions are a performatic
exercise where everyone has an opportunity to contribute.
Centro Cultural Español
Dec 3 - 4
Centro Cultural Español
Dec 3-5
10-5pm
JW Marriott Marquis
Miami
Seminar For Critics and Researchers
This year’s theme is Body. Eros and Politics. The Seminar will
explore eroticism as a principal zone in the treatment of the body in
photography, as well as the bodiless erotic gaze aimed at the world
around us. Moderated by committee member Gerardo Mosquera,
critic and independent curator José Antonio Navarrete.
For more Information go to www.ccemiami.org
Christie’s Exhibition: Highlights from the Art of
the Surreal Evening Sale
The third annual exhibit will feature a selection of extraordinary
works by major artists such as René Magritte and Paul Delvaux, to be
offered at auction at Christie’s London in February of 2013.
12 - 6pm
Downtown ArtHouse
For more information go to: www.basfisherinvitational.com
Dec 4
7pm
Freedom Tower
For more information go to www.basfisherinvitational.com
Dec 4 - 9
Dec 4 - 9
Miami River Art Fair
An inaugural international contemporary art fair will feature both an
indoor booth setting at the Riverfront Hall and an outdoor Riverwalk
Sculpture Mall which features monumental sculpture on the banks of
the Miami River. 400 SE 2 Ave, Miami
International Contemporary Jewelry Fair
1 - 10pm
International Contemporary Jewelry Fair
A presentation of innovative and global collections of jewelry design.
The inaugural event is set to debut aboard SeaFair as international
collectors, leading contemporary galleries and art dealers meet
in Miami for America’s largest annual “contemporary art week”
surrounding Art Basel Miami Beach.
Aboard SeaFair
SeaFair is docked at Intercontinental Hotel adjacent to Bayfront Park
100 Chopin Plaza, Miami
Dec 5
Jazz at Wolfson presents:
12pm
Pianist Jim Gasior, a jazz educator based in South Florida who
performs regularly with Ed Calle, Wendy Pedersen, Fernando Ulibarri
and Aaron Lebos. Having taught at the New World School of the
Arts (NWSA) for more than 10 years, Gasior is an inspiration to his
students and the ensembles that have excelled under his direction.
Miami Dade College
Free and open to the public at the Wolfson Campus Auditorium
Dec 6
Mandarin Oriental
Miami
Oriental Charm
A unique exhibition of contemporary Asian art is on view in the hotel’s
modern, atrium lobby. Debuting at the prestigious Art Basel Miami
Beach, the exhibition celebrates the hotel’s Asian roots and nods to
the expanding cultural interest and influence of eastern art.
For more information please visit www.mandarinoriental.com.
Dec 6
KURT
7pm
An experimental short film by artist Adarsha Benjamin. KURT is an
abstract portrayal of the personality and many masks of the myth that
surrounds the late Kurt Cobain.
Olympia Theatre
at the Gusman Center
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Part of the Broadway in Miami series, the international percussion
sensation has garnered an armful of awards and rave reviews, and
has appeared on numerous national television shows.
Dec 4 - 9
Awards Announcement & Reception
artists of Cuban lineage who live outside of Cuba.
STOMP
www.miamiriverartfair.com
Bas Fisher Invitational (BFI)
at the Downtown ArtHouse
Shell-Reflexive is pleased to announce the opening of new Weird
Miami programming with the exhibition Shell-Reflexive and a bus
tour led by art space Spring Break. Free and open to the public.
Inspired by Miami’s relationship to the yearly art event that
transforms the city into an international arena of art and commerce
-- Art Basel Miami Beach -- Shell-Reflexive operates on a principle
of self-reflexivity seeking to inhabit the mechanisms that convert
meaning into monetary value in the cycle of art.
Keller/Kosmas (Aids-3D), Simon Denny, Yngve Holen, Ilja Karilampi,
Katja Novitskova, Halvor Ronning, Timur Si-Qin, Spring Break, Anne
de Vries, Phillip Zach.
TRASATLÁNTICA PHOTOESPAÑA
255 Biscayne Blvd Way, Miami
Dec 3-9
Downtown ArtHouse
Bas Fisher Invitational at the Downtown
ArtHouse Shell-Reflexive Opening Reception
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Dec 1 - 2
Party on the Plaza
7-9pm
MAM celebrates the opening of New Work Miami 2013 exhibition,
showcasing newly-commissioned works by Miami’s vibrant artistic
community. Access with MAM invitation, MAM Contemporaries
membership, MAM Contributing ($250) and above membership;
ABMB VIP Cards, exhibitor pass, press pass. Shuttle provided to/from
Miami Beach Convention Center. [email protected] or
305.375.1704.
Miami Art Museum
Dec 6 - 9
Ice Palace
Pulse Miami
Held annually PULSE presents leading international galleries and
artists showcasing the latest movements in contemporary art in
powerful architectural environments. An Art Basel satellite event.
Dec 7-9
New World School
of the Arts
Dec 7-9
New World School
of the Arts
Dec 6 - Feb 2
Miami Dade College
TOLEDO/TOLEDO Full Circle featuring Isabel &
Ruben Toledo
Dec 7-9, 14-16
New World School
of the Arts
Chromatics with Prince Rama
Olympia Theater
(Italians Do It Better) exclusive Art Basel week Miami debut
performance presented by SWEAT Records and M.O. Experience
Chromatics’ dark, sexy, electronic pop-rock sound at the gorgeous
Olympia Theater.
Dec 7
Open Studios with current residents:
9am-1pm
Christian Curiel, Patricia Margarita Hernandez, Jiae Hwang, Lucas
Leyva, Jillian Mayer, George Scheer, and Pioneer Winter.
Cannonball
Dec 7
8-10pm
Dec 7 - 8
College Student Choreographic Performance
7:30pm
New World School
of the Arts
Dec 7 - 8
10pm-1am
Grand Central
Daniel Johnston concert in Miami
for Art Basel Week
9th floor, Room 5902
Wonderful Town Composed By Leonard
Bernstein / Lyrics By Betty Comden
And Adolf Green
Dec 8
6-8pm
the Nina Torres Fine Art roster. ninatorresfineart.com
400 SE 2 Ave, Miami
Dec 8
8pm
The Play’s The Thing Selected Works of
William Shakespeare
8th floor
An exhibition to showcase the singular synergy of the work of
Isabel and Ruben Toledo. Presented with support from Terra Group
and Bacardi.
Dec 7
www.pulse-art.com/miami/
The Plebeians Rehearse the Uprising By
Gunther Grass
1pm
Grand Central
Daniel Johnston “Hi how are you”
Mural Dedication
Gehr & Gehr Art, is hosting Daniel Johnston’s mural opening. Meet &
Greet with the artist. Free to the public . RSVP: (786) 264-ART1
Dec 8
1-4pm
Second Saturdays are Free for Families: “New
Ways of Seeing”
Miami Art Museum
Enjoy new work by Miami artists in the galleries. Then fracture
your focus in the workshop under the portico by creating a colorful
kaleidoscope with ever-changing views to take with you! Free and
open to the public.
Dec 8
Miami Art Museum Ball
7-11pm
Miami Art Museum
This year’s gala commemorates the Museum’s history and final year
at Cultural Center Plaza as it prepares to open its expanded, Herzog
& de Meuron-designed facility in Museum Park in fall 2013. This is a
ticketed event. [email protected] or 305.375.5935.
Dec 8
Crash the Ball, MAM Ball After Party
11-2am
MAM’s official after party for the MAM Ball. Special musical guests
and cocktails. Tickets $75 for MAM Contemporaries, or $100 presale,
$150 at the door. [email protected] or 305.375.5935.
Miami Art Museum
Gehr & Gehr Art, is hosting a concert & art exhibition of Daniel
Johnston. Daniel will bring a collection of his new paintings and will
perform in a concert of his “Hi how are you day’s”. Free to the public
697 N Miami Ave, Miami. RSVP: (786) 264-ART1
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Dec 6
Bayfront Park
UR1 Music & Arts Festival
Dec 15
Borscht 8
The inaugural UR1 Music & Art Festival blends the most celebrated
artists in the world across multiple genres and styles. 34 visual
artists present 30+ works in Downtown Miami. Headlining the
program are Kanye West, The Offspring, Lou Reed, Santigold and
Erick Morillo. International artists Russell Young and Warhol
Superstar Ultra Violet, and break-out filmmakers Isaiah Seret and
Ryan Stake, are creating site-specific works, paying homage to
Noguchi’s vision for Bayfront as a park for the people.
8pm
Borscht 8 is the flagship event of the 2012 Borscht Film Festival,
where the freshest films telling Miami stories will debut. Borscht
commissioned some of the best local and regional filmmakers to
make short films about the city. Their films will screen alongside
other shorts from the Miami community, in a night celebrating stories
only a city as strange and beautiful as Miami could inspire.
Two-Day Festival Pass: $149 plus service charges Open to all ages
www.ur1festival.com
Dec 9
11:30am
Miami Art Museum
The Parodi Lecture in Philosophy of Art:
“Currency, Value, Hype”
MAM and University of Miami, Department of Philosophy present
Martha Buskirk, Professor of art history and criticism at Montserrat
College of Art, Beverly, Massachusetts. Lecture admission free and
open to the public. Light refreshments following lecture. Education@
miamiartmuseum.org or 305.375.4073.
Dec 9
Closing Reception
11-6pm
Join us for our closing reception featuring some of AAM’s exhibiting
artists and music provided by the lovely musical stylings of the Miami
Jazz Society.
Art Africa Miami Art Fair
www.artafricamiami.com
Dec 9
8pm
Dec 20 - 22
New World School
of the Arts
Dec 20 - 24
The One Festival
Miami City Ballet: George Ballancine’s The
Nutcracker
Miami City Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker has it all -- a cast of
more than 100, glorious sets and costumes, special effects, beautiful
music and exceptional dancing.
Dec 21
Target Free third Fridays
3-9pm
Explore hundreds of bilingual, interactive exhibits related to arts,
culture, community and communication on the third Friday of each
month. Free.
Miami Children’s
Museum
Dec 28 - 29
Laser Fest
10am - 6pm
Two back-to-back days of your favorite laser shows! Enjoy music sets
from the likes of Radiohead, Bob Marley, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and
more. Miami Science Museum has been producing laser shows for
generations!
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the
Goddesses
Ticket prices: $4 per child, $8 per adult.
Featuring dynamic and compelling video accompanied by a live
symphony orchestra and chorus, The Legend of Zelda™: Symphony of
the Goddesses brings the world’s most popular video game series to life!
Dec 30
Salute to Vienna
7pm
Dec 11
SeminArt: Elsewhere is Here.
“Following three sold-out seasons!” A brilliant new cast of over 75
musicians, stellar European singers and dancers inspire and delight
with a lighthearted blend of charming Viennese favorites.
7pm-8:30pm
Co-founder and Executive Director George Scheer will present the
programs and opportunities of Elsewhere, a living museum and artist
residency in Greensboro, NC.
Dec 31
Bayfront Park’s New Years Eve
Dec 13
8pm
Brown Bag Break Away at the Artisan Lounge
Bayfront Park
12-1pm
The Artisan Lounge
Artist hosted tour of art studios and a gallery exhibition. Bring your
own bagged lunch and reduce stress while you take a break from
work. RSVP: [email protected]
Celebrate the end of 2012 and the beginning of 2013 at one of the
largest new year’s eve parties in South Florida with fire works at
midnight! Free and open to the public.
Dec 14
5pm
Bayfront Park
Featured performance by Cris Cab - The FREE festival event in
the park will include a Night Farmers Market and an art vendor
showcase. Visit dwntwnconcerts.com for info on the series.
Dec 14
Super Sax
Cannonball
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This evening features a crowd-pleasing program dedicated to the
irresistible funky grooves of the jazz-funk genre, and places the
spotlight on the super sax!
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Dec 8 - 9
Night at the Museum
HistoryMiami
Ongoing
Site-specific Lobby Installation
by Bhakti Baxter
Cannonball
through May 12
Miami Art Museum
New Work Miami 2013
through Jun
HistoryMiami
Teen Miami
16
through Jan 6
Miami Children’s
Museum
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
through Jan 7
Alfred I. DuPont
Building
The Wizard of Oz traveling exhibit is a 2,500 sq. ft. interactive exhibit
through 13
Jan 26
Jan 1 - 6
Jan 1 - Dec 31
HistoryMiami
This year, Miami Art Museum is pleased to present New Work Miami 2013,
the second iteration of the highly successful New Work Miami 2010.
Weebles Coast to Coast
This exhibit is sponsored by Hasbro (the makers of Weebles) and is
fun for the whole family; “touched with the humor, music and ‘don’t
fall down spirit’ of Weebles.”
Mary Poppins
MARY POPPINS is one of the biggest stage musical successes in
recent years to come out of London and New York.
Tropical Dreams: A People’s History
of South Florida
Tropical Dreams explores South Florida history. Topics explored
include First Arrivals, International Rivalry, Southward Expansion,
New People- New technology, and Gateway of the Americas.
Jan 4
8-10pm
FOREVERGLADES
Foreverglades is an exhibition of environmentally minded public art
featuring the work of Europe-based artists Cracking Art Group and
William Sweetlove. Presented in partnership with Galleria Ca’ d’Oro
Miami, and Girard-Perregaux
Extended Art Basel Hours: 12/4 – 12/9, 12 pm – 7 pm
through Feb 2
Miami Dade College
Miami Children’s
Museum
through Jan
HistoryMiami
Jan - May
Shelf Life turns the storefront into a devotional space for new brands
DWNTWN Art Window
Manuel Estrada
ONGOING
Ongoing
TOLEDO/TOLEDO Full Circle featuring Isabel &
Ruben Toledo
www.miamisci.org
Jan 5
Jan 10 - 27
New World Symphony Presents:
Jubilant Beethoven
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra music director Robert Spano returns to
NWS with a flourish in Beethoven’s exuberant yet poignant Seventh
Symphony. Power and virtuosity collide when Yefim Bronfman takes
on Bartók’s demanding Second Piano Concerto.
All New People
All New People, written by Zach Braff, is a fresh look at unexpected
and accidental friendships that arise in life’s most trying moments.
An exhibition to showcase the singular synergy of the work of Isabel and
Ruben Toledo. Presented with support from Terra Group and Bacardi.
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JANUARY
through Feb 2
Miami Dade College
Jan 11 - 21
Miami City Ballet: Program II
A four part ballet series: Divertimento No. 15 (Balanchine/Mozart);
Duo Concertant (Balanchine/Stravinsky); Don Quixote Pas de Deux
(after Petipa/Minkus); Liam Scarlett World Premiere (Scarlett/TBD)
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey’s
Dragons
For the first time in circus history, myth and majesty will share the
arena during this must-see family event that can only be witnessed at
The Greatest Show On Earth®!
Jan 11
5pm
Bayfront Park
The FREE festival event in the park will include a Night Farmers
Market and an art vendor showcase. Visit dwntwnconcerts.com for
info on the series.
Jan 11
Jazz and the Philharmonic
A superstar roster of Award-winning jazz and classical musicians and
ensembles, as well as emerging artists and rising stars will come
together for an unprecedented concert at the Arsht Center.
Jan 11
6-8pm
the Nina Torres Fine Art roster. More info at ninatorresfineart.com
400 SE 2 Ave, Miami
Jan 12
HistoryMiami
Jan 13
Jan 17 - 21
Aboard SeaFair
Design Through Time
Get exposed to teen trends from decades past to today. From bellbottoms to skinny jeans, explore the inspiration for the ever-changing
styles of teens. Release your inner fashionista, create your own slap
bracelet, and check out fashion sketches from some of Miami’s most
talented! Then model your own fashion trends at our photo station.
The Goldberg Variations
The Arsht Center is thrilled to host Simone Dinnerstein in this rare
solo recital of the entire set of The “Goldberg” Variations.
Miami International Art Fair (MIA)
Premiere galleries from across the globe, collectors and curators
gather in exciting Miami for the 4th edition of Miami International Art
Fair, one of America’s most exciting mid-winter contemporary art
fairs. Relocated to Miami’s premiere downtown Arts & Entertainment
District, MIA will bring together international and emerging artists to
the waterfront scene for a five day extravaganza of art and culture.
Photo ID required to board ship.
One Day Ticket $10 in advance | $15 at door
www.mia-artfair.com
Jan 18
Open Studios and a Gallery Reception
6-9pm
The Artisan Lounge
The Artisan Lounge presents Open Studios and a Gallery
Reception for a Juried Art Exhibition featuring student artists from
area high schools.
Jan 18
Jim Brickman in Concert
8pm
Olympia Theater
Jim has revolutionized the sound of solo piano with his pop style
instrumentals and star studded vocal collaborations. Two-time
Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling pianist and songwriter, Jim
Brickman is one of the most entertaining and romantic concert
events of the year.
Jan 18
Lenine in Concert
8:30pm
With a stellar international career spanning three decades, Brazilian
superstar LENINE is making his way to the Arsht Center with a fusion
of cultural influences and a unique song roster.
Jan 19
Matisyahu in Concert
8:30pm
Matisyahu brings his acoustic show to the Arsht Center following his
sold-out performance in 2011 that received rave reviews describing
Matisyahu’s voice and stage presence as “tremendous, zen-like, and
enlightening.” Matisyahu returns with local guitarist and longtime
friend Adam Weinberg for another special acoustic evening featuring
a full performance of songs from his entire repertoire.
Jan 20
Ocean Drive in Vienna
7pm
The Miami Symphony Orchestra brings Vienna to Miami with a twist
of Overtures, Waltzes & Dances!
Jan 23
John Goldsby in Concert
12pm
Actively involved in the jazz scene as a bassist, bandleader, composer,
teacher, clinician and author, John Goldsby has been solo bassist with
the Grammy Award-winning Westdeutscher Rundfunk Big Band (WDR
Big Band) since 1994. Before that, he was a regular in the vibrant jazz
scene in New York City. Wolfson Campus Auditorium
Miami Dade College
Jan 24
Brown Bag Breakaway at the Artisan Lounge
12-1pm
Artist hosted tour of art studios and a gallery exhibition. Bring your
own bagged lunch and reduce stress while you take a break from
work. RSVP: [email protected]
The Artisan Lounge
Jan 24 - Feb 22
5:30pm
Print-Photo_Process 2013: Theme &
Transformation
New World School
of the Arts
Opening reception at the New World Gallery
Jan 24 - Feb 22
Print-Photo_Process 2013: Theme &
Transformation
New World School
of the Arts
SeaFair is docked at the Intercontinental Hotel adjacent to Bayfront
Park. 100 Chopin Plaza, Miami
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Jan 11 - 13
Jan 25 - 26
Bell Plays Beethoven
Superstar violinist Joshua Bell has enchanted audiences worldwide
with his breathtaking virtuosity and beautiful tone.
Jan 26 - 27
Justin Bieber
7pm
Bieber Fever is taking the world by storm yet again! The ’Believe”
Tour, presented by AEG Live and featuring Carly Rae Jepsen as
special guest in Miami.
Jan 26 - Feb 10
Florida Grand Opera: The Magic Flute
Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), Mozart’s operatic masterpiece,
reveals some of opera’s most beloved characters as they play out the
timeless drama of good versus evil.
Jan 26 - Mar 1
29-day Film Retrospective
7pm
Miami International Film Festival (MIFF), produced and presented
by Miami Dade College, will be celebrating its 30th edition on March
1-10, 2013, and will be preceded by a 29-day film retrospective
screening one film from each year of the Festival (1984 - 2012) as we
count down to Opening Night!
Miami Dade College
As part of the spirit of going back in time, admission prices for MIFF’s
Miami Film Society members will match that of the 1984 Festival, at
$4 per film.
For more information go to www.miamifilmfestival.com
Jan 29
Brickell Art Walk
5-10pm
Please join us the last Tuesday of every month to fill the streets of
Brickell and meet the artists that are changing South Florida to be
one of the top premier art hubs around the world.
www.brickellartwalk.com
FEBRUARY
ONGOING
Ongoing
Night at the Museum
HistoryMiami
Ongoing
Lobby Installation by Bhakti Baxter
Cannonball
through Feb
Freedom Tower
2
Toledo/Toledo Full Circle featuring Isabel &
Ruben Toledo
An exhibition to showcase the singular synergy of the work of Isabel and
Ruben Toledo. Presented with support from Terra Group and Bacardi.
through Feb 2
Miami Dade College
Manuel Estrada
through Feb 10
Florida Grand Opera: The Magic Flute
through Feb 22
New World School
of the Arts
Print-Photo Process 2013:
Theme & Transformation
Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), Mozart’s operatic masterpiece,
reveals some of opera’s most beloved characters as they play out the
timeless drama of good versus evil.
Opening Reception at the New World Gallery.
throughMay
Miami Children’s
Museum
Weebles Coast to Coast
through May 12
Miami Art Museum
New Work Miami 2013
through Dec
HistoryMiami
Tropical Dreams:
A People’s History of South Florida
Miami Art Museum is pleased to present New Work Miami 2013, the
second iteration of the highly successful New Work Miami 2010.
Tropical Dreams explores South Florida history, including First
Arrivals, International Rivalry, Southward Expansion, New PeopleNew technology, and Gateway of the Americas.
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This exhibit is sponsored by Hasbro (the makers of Weebles) and is
fun for the whole family; “touched with the humor, music and ‘don’t
fall down spirit’ of Weebles.”
Feb 1-2
Berlioz & Beethoven
Feb 15
Monk & Coltrane
8pm
The Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst, conductor, Garrick
Ohlsson, piano
8pm
T.S. Monk with Nnenna Freelon and Kevin Mahogany, and Ernie Watts
Quartet
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 and Berlioz Symphonie fantastique
Berlioz’s groundbreaking symphony depicts the haunting story of
an artist plagued by infatuation and unrequited love. His passionate
Symphonie fantastique is juxtaposed with Beethoven’s serene and
introspective Piano Concerto No. 4 with the acclaimed Garrick
Ohlsson as soloist.
Feb 7
The Emperor Concerto
8pm
The Philadelphia Orchestra, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Music Director,
Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, guest conductor, André Watts, piano
Bach/Stokowski: “Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme” from Cantata No. 140
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, “Emperor”
Brahms: Symphony No. 1
Feb 8
5pm
Bayfront Park
The FREE festival event in the park will include a Night Farmers
Market and an art vendor showcase. Visit dwntwnconcerts.com for
info on the series.
Feb 9
Calypso Rose
8:30pm
Known as the reigning “Queen of Calypso” for her enduring charisma
and unflinching voice, Calypso Rose is bringing a taste of the
Caribbean to her debut at the Arsht Center’s Knight Concert Hall.
This will help launch Carnival in Trinidad & Tobago, which is on
February 11 & 12, 2013.
Feb 9
1-4pm
Miami Art Museum
in celebration of Black History Month, Jazz Roots honors the legacy
of two of the most influential musicians in the history of jazz -Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane. This special concert will be
headlined by T.S. Monk, critically-acclaimed drummer and son of icon
Thelonious Monk.
Feb 21 - 24
Alvin Ailey
8pm
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, beloved as one of the world’s
most popular dance companies, returns to the Adrienne Arsht Center
for the Performing Arts as part of a 21-city United States tour led by
Miami’s own Robert Battle.
Feb 21 - Jun 09
Opa-Locka: Mirage City
HistoryMiami
explores one of South Florida’s most unique architectural
communities. Based on stories and names of characters from the
Arabian Tales, Opa-Locka presents itself as both eccentric dream;
an exotic Middle-eastern urban oasis in a subtropical paradise, and
tourist’s kitsch; an architectural conceit more akin to a Hollywood
film set.
Feb 26 - Mar 3
Les Miserables
8pm
Cameron Mackintosh presents a brand new 25th anniversary
production of Boublil & Schönberg’s legendary musical, LES
MISÉRABLES, with glorious new staging and dazzlingly reimagined
scenery inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo. This new production
has been acclaimed by critics, fans and new audiences and is
breaking box office records wherever it goes.
Second Saturdays are Free for Families:
“We’re Getting Antsy!”
Get bugged out watching a video by artist Rivane Neuenschwander in
the auditorium. Join in the hands-on workshop and design intricate
insect patterns with ink on paper.
Feb 9 - 17
La Sonambula
7pm
Vincenzo Bellini’s operas are among the finest of the bel canto
style. Bel canto, or “beautiful singing,” is noted for its challenging
coloratura ornamentation and long, exposed musical lines. La
sonnambula features some of the most beautiful and original music
in all of opera and a passionate and deservedly famous conclusion.
One of the most iconic Aminas of her time, Renata Scotto directs.
Feb 14
Hilary Hahn
8pm
Grammy-winning violinist Hilary Hahn’s probing interpretations and
technical brilliance have made her one of the most sought-after
artists of our time. Although only 32 years old, her international fame
and recognition, including two Grammy Awards and the 2008 Classic
FM / Gramophone Artist of the Year - are a testament to her talent
and drive.
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ART WALK
D O W N TO W N M I A M I
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We begin in the plaza of the Miami Dade Cultural Center
Plaza of Miami Dade Cultural Center
“Cheval Majeur”
by Raymond Duchamp-Villon
Duchamp-Villon is highly regarded as one of the most
important Cubist sculptors. Cheval Majeur is his most
celebrated work and has been referred to as the most powerful
piece by any strictly Cubist artist.
The Miami DDA has partnered with Miami Dade Art in Public Places to
bring you the first in a series of Downtown Miami “Art Walking Tour”.
Miami Dade Art in Public places has commissioned over fifty-five artworks
since 1973 including renowned international as well as Miami-based
artists. We are proud to bring you a curated walking tour of twelve select
pieces of the collection.
Miami DDA would like to thank Brandi Reddick (Miami Art in Public Places)
for expertly curating these tours. We would also like to thank Brandi and
Thomas Collins (Miami Art Museum) for lending their incredible expertise
and voice to the downloadable Audio files that guide you on this tour and
accompany each artwork.
Miami Main Public Library (entrance from Cultural Plaza), Entrance Rotunda
“Words without thought never to Heaven go”
by Edward Ruscha
California artist Edward Ruscha is best known for his exploration
of the meaning and power of words. In this commission Ruscha
took a quote from Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, floated each word on
a sky-like ground, and installed the mural in a continuous frieze.
In a second phase, Ruscha designed sixty related lunettes for
placement throughout the library.
These audio files can be found at www.dwntwnarts.com
THE TOUR
You may want to estimate that the tour will take around 90 minutes –
depending on how much time you decide to spend with each art piece.
Take this tour at your leisure, view the works of art and explore downtown.
The Art Walk will lead you inside the Main Public Library, so we
recommend that you take the tour during its opening hours:
• Monday-Saturday 9am-6pm
• Sunday 1pm-5pm
The tour makes use of the MetroMover, a free public transportation system
throughout Downtown. You may view/print it from www.miamidade.gov/
transit/metromover-stations.asp.
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Walk across pedestrian bridge to Metro Dade County Building
Metro Dade County Building, West side of the Plaza
“Dropped Bowl with scattered Slices and Peel”
by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
This monumental outdoor sculpture represents an imaginary
moment in time when a huge bowl of orange slices and peel
drops to the ground and shatters.
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Take the MetroMover, Brickell Loop, from Government
Center to Riverwalk Station
MetroMover Riverwalk Station
by Roberto M. Behar and Rosario Marquardt
Designed as an entranceway to the Riverwalk Station, “The
‘M’ stands for Miami, Magic, MetroMover and as a landmark
in a land of immigrants that may also celebrate motherhood
and memory and hence the birth of the first Pan American city
under construction.”
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Continue on the MetroMover, Brickell Loop, to Bayfront Park Station
Bayfront Park, West Side, next to main entrance
“Slide Mantra”
by Isamu Noguchi
This lyrical and playful work is entirely carved from Carrara
marble and weighs 29-tons. Noguchi wished to show his long
held belief that play could lead to a new appreciation
of sculpture.
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Getting back on the MetroMover at Bayfront Park Station, take
either Omni Loop or Brickell Loop to College North Station
“Marina”
by David von Schlegell
In this piece, von Schlegell makes use of his lifelong interest in
yacht and airplane design, referencing the external skin of an
airplane with sheets of shiny aluminum joined with visible rivets.
“The X”
by Ronald Bladen
Ronald Bladen’s Minimalist construction, The X, stands almost
twenty-three feet tall. Due to its large scale, the form demands
the viewer experience its powerful presence and consider its
heroic proportions.
Miami Dade College – Wolfson Campus
Lannan Collection
“Lazers Maze”
by Forrest Myers
In Lazers Maze, Forrest Myers uses open, interlocking cubes
set on edges to create a dynamic form that references the
architecture and complements the monumental scale of the
campus buildings.
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“Double City Boots”
by Kenneth Snelson
Precisely balanced stainless steel cables and tubing form a
delicate and airy structure in Snelson’s Double City Boots.
Snelson’s art investigates structures, ranging from his
trademark gigantic discontinuous compression sculptures to
models of the atom.
“Dos Grandes”
“Manhatten Schist - Portrait of a Rock”
by Robert Lawrence Lobe
Lobe interprets and manipulates nature as the source of
inspiration for Manhattan Schist-Portrait of a Rock. To create
the piece, sheets of aluminum were hammered over the
surface of rocks, producing a sculpture which transforms a
seemingly solid mass into an organic, weightless structure.
“Zamir”
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by Richard van Buren
Elegant and sparse, Richard Van Buren’s Zamir is a study in weight
and balance and an example of American Minimalist sculpture.
The artist incorporated vertical upswing in the core of the
sculpture, which appears to push the limits of balance and create
visual tension.
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by Bill Barrett
Vertically oriented and situated on three points, Dos Grandes is
an elegant, curvilinear sculpture with elements that intersect
and undulate in space. Barrett balances visual tension with
organic form, producing a work that is both abstracted and
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The Miami DDA in conjunction
with its arts and culture
program launched three annual
DWNTWN Art Window projects,
commissioning a local artist or
artist group to create a unique
and interactive art piece which
will be installed in a vacant
storefront. As a window to the
world passersby enjoy looking
in on creative projects by some
of Miami’s most promising
contemporary artists.
JUSTIN H. LONG
“Einstein On The Beach” (Metropolitan Interlude)
September 7, 2012 - January 12, 2013
Justin H. Long appropriates the title
of “Einstein on the Beach” from
20th century composer Philip Glass.
Glass’s 1975 same titled opera was a
collaboration with theatrical producer
Robert Wilson, where the musical
score was inspired by Wilson’s Story
board panels. The opera received
attention for its groundbreaking
direction eschewing traditional
opera narrative in favor of formalist
approaches to structured space.
Justin aims to replicates this technique
by using two-dimensional materials
to occupy a three-dimensional space.
Equipped with a back and forth banter
between characters, passerbyes
are jostled out of their focused state
of mind. They deviate towards the
window display as they are brought
into the conversation of an atypical
beach-going experience, creating a
metropolitan interlude.
Special Thanks:
Miami DDA thanks its selection team: Maggy Cuesta-New World School of the Arts, Leann Standish-Miami Art
Museum, Roberto Behar-artist and arquitech, Brandi Reddick-Miami-Dade Art in Public Places.
Photo left to right: Jessica Casinelli, Leann Standish, Brandi Reddick, Justin Long, Alyce Robertson, Gary Ressler.
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curated by Jessica Casinelli and Claire Breukel
Art in Unexpected Places is a
section that features artworks,
art collections and exhibitions
that can be found in Downtown
Miami in some of the most
unlikely places. Outside the
walls of a museum or gallery,
Art in Unexpected Places
showcases paintings, sculptures,
installations, murals, graffiti and
more, in some of Downtown’s
most adventurous hotels,
condominiums and pedestrian
walkways. There is no limit to
where you might stumble across
and experience art, unexpectedly.
BRICKELL KEY
THE COLLECTION
The Brickell Key collection is comprised of
monumental sculptures by Cuban Master Sculptor
Manuel Carbonell (1918-2011), and is curated by Beaux
Arts Gallery Director Ricardo J. Gonzalez III. Manuel
Carbonell was the last of the Cuban Master sculptors
of his generation and he explains the process of his
work: “I search for the essence of the form and the
absence of details while I struggle to obtain a feeling of
monumentality in my work.
FEATURED ARTISTS
Manuel Carbonell.
LOCATION
Various locations on
Brickell Key and the lobby
of Mandarin Oriental,
Miami.
CONRAD MIAMI HOTEL
THE COLLECTION
FEATURED ARTISTS
Karim Ghidinelli
Roberto Urbano
Luca Artioli
LOCATION
Conrad Miami/
Espirito Santo Plaza
1395 Brickell Ave, Miami, Florida 33131
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Conrad Miami celebrates “The Art of Being Yourself”
with more than 15 artworks displayed throughout
the hotel’s renowned Level 25, courtesy of Zadok
Gallery. Throughout the year Conrad Miami rotates
its collection and hosts several exhibition openings.
Currently, Karim Ghidinelli’s “Fingerprints” series
celebrates the differences that make everyone unique
and is made of words etched in metal. The hotel
also features dual-concept paintings by painter and
sculptor Roberto Urbano and photographs by artist,
photographer and poet Luca Artioli.
BAYFRONT PARK
Redesigned in the early 1980s by Isamu Noguchi, Bayfront Park is a 32-acre site located in
the epicenter of downtown Miami on Biscayne Bay. Bayfront Park contains three significant
Noguchi sculptures the Slide Mantra, the Challenger Memorial and the Light Tower. It also
includes a sculpture of Miami’s founder Julia Tuttle designed by California-based Daub &
Firmin Sculpture Studios.
THE LIGHT TOWER
CLAUDE PEPPER
By Zonn Lot
Bayfront Park was redesigned in the early 1980s
by Isamu Noguchi. Isamu Noguchi is recognized
as the 20th century’s foremost American sculptor
and his innovative parks, plazas, playgrounds,
fountains, gardens, and public pieces are located
in many different countries and celebrated
around the world.
by Isamu Noguchi
The Light Tower is representative of Noguchi’s
earlier work with monumental shapes and their
interaction with light. The forty foot, aubergine
tower makes references to Japanese lanterns
and the full moon over Miami.
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
By Vittorio Di Colbertado
SLIDE MANTRA
by Isamu Noguchi
The 9 ft. tall, bronze statue, by the Italian artist
Count Vittorio Di Colbertado, was commissioned
by the Miami Citizens Committee and unveiled on
October 12, 1953.
The Slide Mantra is a 10 foot high, white carrara
marble slide weighing 29 tons. This slide
demonstrates Noguchi’s long held belief that play
could lead to a new appreciation of sculpture.
JULIA TUTTLE
By Eugene Daub and Rob Firmin
by Isamu Noguchi
The Challenger Memorial is a white, metal pipe
tower that rises approximately 100 feet out of
the park’s southwest corner. The sculpture
is dedicated to the memory of the Challenger
astronauts and makes allusions to the double
helix DNA molecule and the twisting contrails of
NASA’s doomed spacecraft.
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The sculpture depicts Julia Tuttle, mother
of Miami symbolically offering fresh orange
blossoms to Henry Flagler to prove that the
local crop did not freeze. Julia Tuttle and her
orange blossoms have become a symbol of both
her persistence and her vision for the future
greatness of the City of Miami. The bas relief on
Tuttle’s skirt tells the story of the city’s founding.
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THE CHALLENGER MEMORIAL
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL MIAMI
INTERCONTINENTAL MIAMI
THE COLLECTION
THE COLLECTION
The Four Seasons Hotel Art Collection showcases
important Miami-based artists, many of whom
are Latino. More than 35 paintings, sculptures and
photographs have been commissioned by Millennium
Partners for the hotel’s public spaces and guestrooms,
and are anchored by two sculptures, “Adam and Eve”
and “Seated Woman” by celebrated Colombian artist
Fernando Botero.
The InterContinental Miami was designed and built by
famed architect Pietro Belluschi boasts the only lobby
in the world built around a work of art— “The Spindle,
1981,” an 18-foot, 70-ton sculpture made of travertine
marble by internationally renowned English sculptor
Henry Moore Moore (1898-1986). The base of “The
Spindle” is made of ooba tooba granite from Brazil, and
it was dropped into the lobby space by helicopter. The
sculpture sits in a fountain pool under its atrium roof
and is the largest of the artist’s sculptures in private
ownership, appraised at over $20 million.
LOCATION
FEATURED ARTISTS
Henry Moore
LOCATION
InterContinental Miami
100 Chopin Plaza, Miami,
Florida 33131
Four Seasons Hotel Miami
1435 Brickell Avenue, Miami, Florida 33131
HAMPTON INN ON BRICKELL
JAMES LAWRENCE KING FEDERAL JUSTICE CENTER
THE COLLECTION
THE COLLECTION
The Collection of Original Art at the Hampton Inn &
Suites Miami Brickell is curated by the Hotel Owner,
Bernard Wolfson, and includes several design and
artistic elements that are unique among the 1,800
Hampton properties. The art collection is comprised
of ten original artworks exploring the themes of
perspective and kinetic movement by internationally
recognized artists.
The US General Services Administration (GSA),
commissioned John Briggs (born 1948) as part
of its‘ Art-in-Architecture program that strives
for works to be relevant to the location within
the federal properties, but, significantly, also
to the sense of place of the community in which
they are found. Inside the James Lawrence King
Federal Justice Center, John Briggs has four large
panoramic landscape paintings. The paintings
depict scenes of the natural environment of
Florida: Turtle Key is located in the 9th floor jury assembly room; Peace River is located in the
public lobby on the 11th floor; Big Cypress, is the largest and is located outside the 12th floor
ceremonial courtroom and Sabal Palm, State Tree is located in the public reception area on the
11th floor. The works were officially unveiled to the public on 28 January, 1998.
FEATURED ARTISTS
LOCATION
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Daniel Arsham, Hernan
Bas, Bhakti Baxter, Jose
Bedia, Enrique Martinez
Celaya, William Cordova,
Edouard Duval-Carrè,
Guillermo Kuitca, Maria
Martinez-Canas, Vik Muniz, Glexis Novoa, Emilio Perez,
Gavin Perry, Mette Tommerup, amongst others.
Gregory Scott, Sam
Stark, Rafael Espitia,
Emily Robinson, Deborah
Starbuck, Henry B.
Whittaker, Guenther Riess,
Jeffery Zachmann
Hampton Inn on Brickell
50 SW 12 Street, Miami, Florida 33130
FEATURED ARTISTS
John Briggs
LOCATION
James Lawrence King Federal Justice Center
99 NE 4 Street, Miami, Florida 33132
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JW MARRIOTT MARQUIS MIAMI
LADY OF MIAMI
Eduoard Duval-Carrie
2003-2005
THE COLLECTION
The Art of Reinvention: the art collection of JW
Marriott Marquis Miami features over sixteen
unique pieces throughout the hotel made by
artists from the United States. Uniquely urban
and distinctive, the art collection represents a
diverse compilation of sculptures and paintings
curated by Soho Myriad Art Consulting Services.
Tinted Resin, Fiberglass and Aluminum Duval
Carrie is a Haitian-born artist living and working in
Miami known for his monumental sculptures that
reference Haitian spiritual tradition and practices.
N.E.O (New Economic Order)
Glexis Novoa
FEATURED ARTISTS
LOCATION
Martin Dawe, Nancy
Lorenz, Nancy Samson Reynolds, Joe Segal, Larry Roots, Eric Blum,
Margaret Boozer, Adela Holmes, Edwin White, David Jordan Williams,
Tabbatha Henry, Bill Sosin, Michael Curry, Daniel Brice, Rob Brinson.
JW Marriott Marquis Miami
255 Biscayne Blvd Way, Miami, Florida 33131
2003-2005
Graphite on Marble
Cuba-born artist Glexis Novoa created a highly
detailed and futuristic glass-encased drawing of
Miami’s skyline.
ALICE GOES BACK
Liliana Porter
2003-2005
Glass Mosaics
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Liliana Porter
is best known for her whimsical sculptures and
paintings that have been translated in to mosaic in
Alice Goes Back.
THE MIAMI RIVERWALK AT ONE MIAMI
On the tranquil north shore of the Miami River overlooking Brickell Key, the one mile long Miami
Riverwalk passes along the front of One Miami condominiums. In 2004, as part of an early effort
to develop this walkway, The Related Group created a call to artists and with the help of a six
person national jury chose a group of contemporary artists to create works specifically for the
site. The artworks include large-scale sculpture, drawing, mosaics and installations, that each
reference themes pertinent to the Riverwalk location. Here are some of the highlights:
PASEO
Michelle Weinberg
2003-2005
Glass Mosaics
Born in Brooklyn, New York, artist Michelle
Weinberg uses colorful and vibrant forms to create
an abstracted landscape of glass mosaic tile.
DUENOS DE LAS ESTRELLAS
Jose Bedia
Corten Steel and Epoxy Bedia is a Cuban-born artist
living and working in Miami renowned for his unique
style and mythological characters as seen in this
large-scale sculpture, Duenos de las Estrellas.
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GRASS ON WALL
Maria Fernanda Cardoso
2005
Virgin PTFE Teflon Rods
Born in Bogota, Colombia, Maria Fernanda- Cardoso
created a site-specific installation of organic forms
inset in to the One Miami Riverwalk wall.
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2003-2005
METROMOVER ROUTE
RIVERWALK METROMOVER STATION
“M” Artists: Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt
Designed as an entranceway to the station, “Red
M” creates an intimate scale within the station’s
lofty eight story structure. Located in front of the
turnstiles on the east side of Riverwalk Station,
the artwork refers historically to subway and
other transit entrances with decorative elements,
such as clock and lighting. The bright red color
adds interest and excitement to the site.
STATION ADDRESS: The nationally recognized Miami-Dade Art in Public Places program has commissioned and
installed artworks in several Metrorail and Metromover stations, enriching and enhancing
these public spaces. Art installations by artists of regional, national, and international
reputation enrich our public spaces and contribute to our cultural heritage.
SCHOOL BOARD METROMOVER STATION
“Vision of Peace” Artists: Noreen Morelli / D.A.S.H. students
Noreen Morelli and D.A. images symbolize the
students’ striving toward the future. Through
the represented images, the intent is to invoke a
positive ideal for the community.
STATION ADDRESS:
50 NE 15 St
88 SE 4 St
EIGHTH STREET METROMOVER STATION
“Ventana Solar” Artist: Carlos Alves
A Miami ceramist who uses found objects and
broken tiles, Alves has created two separate and
unique installations at the 8th Street Metromover
station. On the south side of the station, a ceramic
royal palm tree rises from ground level to the
top of the station. On the north side, “Portón de
Sentimientos” symbolizes the gateway to Calle
Ocho. The handles are red tile in the shape of a
heart (as in “heart of palm”), echoing the palm
image on the 8th Street side of the station.
“Ventana Solar” (solar window) represents a
Cuban colonial window to the area.
STATION ADDRESS: 59 SE 8 St
BRICKELL METROMOVER STATION
ELEVENTH STREET / FREEDOM TOWER METROMOVER STATION
“Moving Over” Artist: Buster Simpson
Buster Simpson created sculptural seating for
three stations on the Omni leg of metromover. His
platform benches have been crafted as a remnant
from the street below. The artist incorporated
hurricane andrew debris inlaid into the terrazzo
with gestures of mangrove roots - symbolizing a
rebirth, and expressing the exuberance of Miami’s
culture.
STATION ADDRESS:
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600 NE 2 Ave
Connie Lloveras’s ceramic mosaic within the
Brickell Station’s coffered ceiling is designed
to produce a patchwork quilt effect. People
representing Miami’s multicultural community
imprinted their handprints directly into the raw
clay tile. “Reaching for Miami Skies” is intended
to evoke a feeling of unity in viewers. It implies
“the sky is the limit,” and that there is no end to
what can be achieved with peace and solidarity
among people in Miami.
STATION ADDRESS: 1001 SW 1 Ave
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NE 11TH TER
NE 11TH ST
NW 10TH ST
NW 8TH ST
MACARTHUR CSWY
NE 12TH ST
N MIAMI AVE
NW 3RD AVE
NW 9TH ST
VENETIAN CSWY
2
3
NE 13TH TER
NW 12TH ST
N VENETIAN DR
2
NE 14TH ST
NW 13TH ST
NW 11TH TER
1
HEAT BLVD
T
NE 17TH ST
SE 2ND AVE
SR 836
N BAYSHORE DR
NE MIAMI CT
N
NW 17TH ST
NE MIAMI PL
NE 17TH TER
NW 17TH ST
11. Miami Avenue
12. Bayfront Park
13. Knight Center
14. Third Street
15. Riverwalk
16. Fifth Street
17. Eighth Street
18. Tenth Street/Promenade
19. Brickell
20. Financial District
Art in Unexpected Places
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
School Board Station
Eleventh Street Station
James L. King Justic Center
Bayfront Park
Intercontinental Miami
JW Marriott Marqui Miami
Riverwalk Station
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Brickell Key
Eighth Street Station
Brickell Station
Hampton Inn on Brickell
Conrad Miami Hotel
Four Seasons Hotel Miami
The Miami DDA would like to thank the following supporters
Arts and Culture Advisory Group
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
American Institute of Architects
Artisan Lounge
Arts & Business Council of Miami
Bayfront Park Management Trust
Centro Cultural Español, Miami
GMCVB Cultural Affairs
HistoryMiami
Cannonball, Miami
MDC Live Arts
Miami Art Museum
Miami Children’s Museum
Miami CRA
Miami Dade Department of Cultural Affairs
Miami International Film Festival
Miami International University of Art & Design
New World School of the Arts
Olympia Theater at Gusman Center
PortMiami
Roberto M. Behar
Marketing Committee
Nitin Motwani (Chair)
Kim Stone Alvin West
Danet Linares
Richard Lydecker
Claire Breukel
Contemporary Art Curator,
Creative Consultant, Arts & Culture, Miami DDA
Publication produced by:
Miami Downtown Development Authority
200 S. Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 2929
Miami, FL 33131
305.579.6675
www.miamidda.com
www.dwntwnarts.com

Miami DDA Art and Culture Guide - Miami Downtown Development

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