Join Locust Projects for a lunch and conversation on notions of freedom between Claire Breukel and Carolina Alvarez-Mathies with a Skyped introduction by the curator Patricio Majano. Locust Projects members receive priority access and complimentary admission to Lunchtime at Locust featuring Harry’s Pizza. $20 for nonmembers. Members are free. Space is limited. First come, first served. 

Borders of Freedom will be presented on a rotating loop in The Screening Room on Saturdays from 11am to 5pm from September 14 to October 12, 2019. Admission is free. Borders of Freedom features six artists living in El Salvador and its diaspora, whose work addresses the concept of freedom from different perspectives, connecting it with intimacy, spirituality, gender, migration and sociopolitical context.

Join us to learn all about WaveMaker Grants, including the application process for up to $6,000 in funding for non-commercial, non-institutional projects at all stages of production that are accessible to the public via process, presentation, production, or publication. Stay for a Contracts Workshop led by LegalARTLink Director Allyn Ginns Ayers covering agreements, permits, insurance, licensing, and fair use, among other topics relevant to creating publicly accessible projects.

Join Locust Projects and Oolite Arts for a conversation with Paul Schimmel, Independent curator; former vice president and partner with Hauser & Wirth & Schimmel; chief curator of The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (1990-2012)

Join Locust Projects for a closing weekend performance by dancer and choreographer Ivonne Batanero presented in a special collaboration with Miami Light Project. 

Presenting a progressive evening kicking off with happy hour at 6pm followed by a conversation with the members of FeCuOp moderated by Lorie Mertes on the evolution of FeCuOp and artist collectives in Miami that were formed in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

After the talk, Miami Light Project presents a performance by dancer/choreographer Ivonne Batenero presented in collaboration with FeCuOp and inspired by the Antenna installation.

FeCuOp then presents a special guest performance by mezzo-soprano Amanda Crider using the Antenna as instrument.  

Borders of Freedom will be presented on a rotating loop in The Screening Room on Saturdays from 11am to 5pm from September 14 to October 12, 2019. Admission is free. Borders of Freedom features six artists living in El Salvador and its diaspora, whose work addresses the concept of freedom from different perspectives, connecting it with intimacy, spirituality, gender, migration and sociopolitical context.

KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR NEW DATE

Join us to learn all about WaveMaker Grants, including the application process for up to $6,000 in funding for non-commercial, non-institutional visual arts projects at all stages that are accessible to the public via process, presentation, production, or publication.

Locust Projects WaveMaker Grants are made possible by the Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts’ Regional Regranting Program

17 YEARS OF CONNECTING ARTISTS AND COLLECTORS

Join Locust Projects for the 2019 edition of Smash & Grab! The lively event revolves around a raffle, for which over one hundred local, national and international artists have donated artwork — enough so that each raffle ticket is guaranteed to win an artwork. Tickets are drawn at random during the party, with the winner getting their choice of artwork (i.e, first called gets first pick, and so on). The result is a fun way to place artwork into collections, build visibility and new relationships for artists, connect with Miami’s art community, and support Locust Projects exhibitions and programs.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW CATALOGUE OF HIGHLIGHTS OF AVAILABLE WORK (as of Oct 19)

Limited number of raffle tickets available - secure yours now!