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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Join us at The DILL (Knight Digital Innovation Lounge + Lab) for a workshop in analog videotape splicing and manipulation practices for video art and projections with Theo Rodino and Valeria Fernandez. This workshop provides a framework for making analog video art with VHS tapes and reels with DIY/beginner friendly means. Participants will learn to manipulate the source materials and engage in the process of constructing a projected video work and further manipulate it through video synths and other instruments. 

BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop).

Linger til late after the workshop in The DILL for a performance by I'm Your Knife! Refreshments provided. Free and open to the public.

Presented as part of the Knight Digital Innovation Lab 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.