Join Locust Projects in celebrating the opening of SK3000.

Featuring a large-scale interactive sculpture by artists Dahlia Elsayed & Andrew Demirjian, a multi-sensory ritual site to quench intellectual and physical thirst. The project reinterprets the Islamic architectural form of a sabil kuttab, which traditionally holds a community fountain at the ground level with a school built on top. The artists reimagine its form and function for the future, in the context of privatization of water sources, democratic access to clean water, and as a learning space that resists education for productivity, profit, or politics. Elsayed & Demirjian use elaborate decoration, including crafted water elements, carpets, cushions, books, and original soundtrack. SK3000 is conceived of as an ancestral gift structure for an indeterminate future, as a meeting space to collectively imagine new ways of being.

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7pm Creative Video Tape Workshop by Theo Rodino and Valeria Fernandez
9pm Performance by I'm Your Knife

Artists and attendees of all skill levels are strongly encouraged to BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) and follow along! Refreshments are provided. This event is free and open to the public and is presented as part of the Knight Digital Initiative at Locust Projects.

Parent/Teacher Brunch! Miami parents and teachers who know creative high school teens! Visit us for a brunch to check out our new location in Little River, see current exhibitions and learn about LAB, a five-week summer program for Miami high school students (rising freshmen to graduated seniors)  to create an immersive installation and learn about creative careers in a nationally recognized art space. Open to public and private high-school students in Miami.