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Wrap up your Art Week with us at our MIAMI ART WEEK - MEET THE ARTISTS PARTY celebrating the premieres of major immersive installations by Alexandre Arrechea and Alba Triana.
You'll have the opportunity to meet the artists and explore their exhibitions while moving and grooving to the sounds of AfroBeta!
The night features two live performances by Miami-based electro-pop duo serving up an eclectic mix of electronic, funk, and latin rhythms that ignites an unforgettable dance party wherever they land their bass-ship! Visit their site for a preview!
IN THE GALLERIES:
MAIN GALLERY | AlexandreArrechea: Herramienta Desnuda (Bare Tool)
PROJECT ROOM | AlbaTrianaStudio: Dialogue with the Primordial Sea
Little Haiti Little River Art Days is BACK for December!
Don’t miss the third LHLR Art Days Highlighting Arts and Culture in Little Haiti and Little River!
Tour the neighborhood during the day on Dec 7, from 12—5 pm, and join us for the after-party at Feria Clandestina, Gold Dust Motel, poolside from 5—7 pm.
Make sure to schedule your LHLR tour around our Miami Art Week Party - 7-10pm!
Locust Projects presents Sound & Vision, a workshop led by multidisciplinary artist Richard Vergez, offering an exploration of intermedia art and experimental sound. Participants will explore the possibilities of combining visual and auditory media, experimenting with physical materials and hardware to create new forms of artistic expression.
This hands-on workshop draws inspiration from historical movements such as Fluxus, the avant-garde, video art, collage, and expanded cinema, while integrating modern digital tools and technologies. Throughout the workshop, Vergez will guide participants through the creative process of blending physical and digital media, providing a historical foundation and emphasizing the evolution of intermedia experimentation in the digital age. Participants are encouraged to bring a personal object or tool to contribute to the project, such as a piece of gear, laptop, camera, or light source; adding a unique element to the collaborative exploration of sound, vision, and new media art.
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