New Open Call For Art with SaveArtSpace: Dignity Not For Sale

New Open Call For Art! SaveArtSpace: Dignity Not For Sale Curator: Lizzie Suarez Location: Miami, FL Open call ends: August 3, 2026

SaveArtSpace is proud to present Dignity Not For Sale, a public art exhibition on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL, opening September 18, 2026, curated by Lizzie Suarez. As the ultra-wealthy make Miami the playground for their riches, working people who make this city run and breathe life into every zip code are being squeezed for every penny they've got. Every crane they send up in the sky sends a warning that this place is not for us anymore, and even so, our people are still here.  This is a call for local artists to celebrate those who remind us that our Miami is worth fighting for, that our dignity is not for sale. Welcoming submissions of all mediums that address themes of belonging, dignity, and resilience of Miami's working-class.  We invite artists of all ages and talents to submit their artwork between June 23 and August 3, 2026 in order to be considered for the exhibition. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL.

Bakehouse Announces Winning Design for "Triumphal Arch" Open Call

Bakehouse Art Complex, in collaboration with French architecture and urban design practice Coldefy, has selected The Porch by architects and educators Elmer O. García and Olga Kusche-Iglesias as the winning proposal for its "Triumphal Arch" Open Call.

Conceived as a contemporary reimagining of the triumphal arch, The Porch draws inspiration from the social and architectural traditions of South Florida and the Caribbean. Constructed from aluminum tubing and repurposed lawn chair components, the design transforms the gateway into an inviting space for gathering, rest, and community exchange.

"The Porch stood out for its conceptual clarity, material ingenuity, and deeply local approach to public space," said the selection panel. "The proposal captures Bakehouse's commitment to creative innovation and community-building while transforming familiar everyday objects into an inviting architectural experience."

The installation will serve as the entrance to Bakehouse's new community garden and outdoor programming space in Wynwood Norte, supporting exhibitions, workshops, performances, and neighborhood events. Learn more HERE.

SAVE ART SPACE: New York Open Call ending soon "Home Is Where I Make It" - Curated by The Unapologetic Street Series & Amy Quichiz

 

SaveArtSpace is proud to present Home Is Where I Make It, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in New York, NY, opening July 24, 2026, curated by The Unapologetic Street Series & Amy Quichiz.

Home Is Where I Make It explores the various experiences of making homes in places unknown and how those places become core parts of us. So many of us whether immigrants ourselves or children of immigrants have a talent for building new rituals and making anywhere a home. The individual and collective experience of migration is not a monolith, but the overlapping beauties we find along the way are affirming that we share more in common than not when we make homes in new countries. New York City is a powerful example of how many people build coalitions and communities when we seek refuge and solidarity in one another.

Artists of all ages and talents are invited to submit their artwork between April 27 and June 8, 2026 in order to be considered for the exhibition. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on billboard ad space in New York, NY. APPLY HERE.

The application fee is $35 for 1-3 images; each additional image carries a $10 fee. Fees support the production of the exhibition, including the purchase of billboard ad space. All fees paid to SaveArtSpace are 100% tax deductible donations. 

Selected artists will be announced after June 22, 2026. Public art will be on view starting July 24, 2026 in New York, NY, and will be on view for at least one month.

SAVEARTSPACE: New Open Call For Art! "Motherhood" Curated by Diana 'Didi' Contreras

New Open Call For Art! SaveArtSpace: Motherhood Curator: Diana "Didi" Contreras Location: Miami, FL Open call ends: June 1, 2026

SaveArtSpace is proud to present Motherhood, a public art exhibition on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL, opening July 17, 2026, curated by Diana "Didi" Contreras. We invite artists of all backgrounds to submit work about motherhood. This can be about being a mother, having a mother, missing a mother, or defining it in your own way. We welcome all styles and perspectives—personal stories, cultural experiences, or abstract ideas. Motherhood can be loving, complicated, joyful, or challenging, and we want to see all sides of it. We invite artists of all ages and talents to submit their artwork between April 20 and June 1, 2026 in order to be considered for the exhibition. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL.

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Calling all South Florida Artists! Create an artwork on the exterior of an airplane to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States

Calling all South Florida Artists! 

The Broward County Aviation Department, in collaboration with the Broward Arts Public Art & Design Program, invites professional South Florida artists to create an artwork on the exterior of an airplane to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States.

The selected design will transform the exterior of a non-operational Boeing 727 parked on the North Runway at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL), celebrating American culture and history, patriotism, and community pride. This artwork should create a bold visual moment for travelers flying through FLL and drivers passing by on the highway.

Key Dates:

Application deadline: Thursday, April 9, 2026

Artist selected: May 2026

Installation: July/August 2026

Budget: $95,000

Finalists will also receive a $1,000 honorarium for proposal and presentation expenses.

For details, visit: https://www.broward.org/Arts/PublicArt/Pages/CallToArtistsDetails.aspx?call=20

 *FLL is a service of the Broward County Board of County Commissioners

SaveArtSpace New Open Call For Art!

New Open Call For Art!

SaveArtSpace: Wild & Free Curator: Gigi Chen Location: New York, NY Open call ends: May 11, 2026 SaveArtSpace is proud to present Wild & Free, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in New York, NY, opening June 26, 2026, curated by Gigi Chen. Wild & Free is about the close connection between nature, mythology and civilization. Nature is such a central part of my life and work. I grew up in Queens in New York City and never even saw the woods until I was a young adult. It was such a sublime feeling when I experienced natural darkness in a forest for the first time. That initial excitement and exhilaration of being present with the trees and feeling the rocks beneath my feet is deeply ingrained within myself. As a contemporary wildlife-focused artist and a burgeoning nature photographer living in a big urban city, I have grown to appreciate the beauty and dangers of the natural world as it contends with humankind. Civilization was built on the back of nature and you really cannot separate them. Birds nest on the cornices of buildings and rats run around with the backdrop of neon lights glinting in the distance. Mixed in the disarray, are moments of magic and countless stories of adaptation. - Gigi Chen We invite artists of all ages and talents to submit their artwork between March 30 and May 11, 2026 in order to be considered for the exhibition. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on billboard ad space in New York, NY. Learn More For All Available Open Calls Please Visit   https://www.saveartspace.org/submit

Public Art in the Miami Design District | Katie Stout: Gargantua’s Thumb

 

A Must-See in the Miami Design District, Katie Stout: Gargantua’s Thumb - located throughout the neighborhood, Miami, Florida 33137. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Miami Design District’s Annual Design Commission, Katie Stout transforms the neighborhood with “Gargantua’s Thumb”, a series of sculptural benches that merge function, fantasy, and play. Stout brings a fantastical cast of furniture to life, including a dog and whale-shaped bench. Each piece begins as a small, hand-sculpted clay animal that is later digitally scanned and enlarged, encouraging people to rest, explore, and engage with their surroundings. Suspended from the trees, clusters of colorful orbs inspired by flora and fauna motifs transform the streets into a whimsical world of motion and wonder.

Public Art in the Miami Design District | Diamantina by The Campana Brothers (2008) Fernando and Humberto Campana

A Must-See in the Miami Design District, Diamantina by The Campana Brothers (2008) Fernando and Humberto Campana located in the Lobby at 4141 NE 2nd Avenue - Miami, FL 33137. Winner of the 2008 Design Miami/ Designer of the Year Award. Fernando and Humberto Campana of Estudio Campana create singularly joyful and expressive designs that bridge handcraft, limited edition, and mass production, frequently using discarded and mundane materials. For Design Miami/ 2008 the Campana brothers created Diamantina using the native Brazilian plant Apui, which grows on and eventually chokes rainforest trees. This rattan-like fiber is woven around plastic garden chairs and other ready-made plastic objects, such as discarded toys, dolls, flip-flops, and tires. Like the rainforest trees, the man-made objects are almost entirely swallowed up by the organic material, symbolizing nature's triumph over the synthetic world. With Diamantina, the Campana brothers expanded on this concept by introducing native Brazilian amethyst crystals into the woven structure, creating a series of biomorphic islands that visitors were encouraged to sit on and explore.

Public Art in the Miami Design District | Buckminster Fuller: Fly's Eye Dome 1979/80-2014

 

A Must-See in the Miami Design District, Buckminster Fuller: Fly's Eye Dome 1979/80-2014, located at 140 NE 39th Street in Miami, Florida 33137, known as Palm Plaza. In 1965 Buckminster Fuller designed and patented the Fly’s Eye Dome, which he called an “autonomous dwelling machine”. Prototypes began to be built by hand in 1977, and by 1983 three of the fiberglass spheres in various sizes (12-foot, 24-foot, 50-foot) had been produced. Fuller died before he was able to realize his vision for the structure. However, almost 50 years later, the design, a Monohex variation of the geodesic dome, can clearly be seen as a forerunner of today’s green building movement. In 2011, collector Craig Robins acquired the 24-foot prototype to exhibit it and use it as inspiration for a key element of the Miami Design District. The following year, The Buckminster Fuller Institute, in partnership with Goetz Composites, ConformLab, and DRDesign, began the development of a program to complete Fuller’s vision, using advanced technologies and materials not available to Fuller in the 1970s. BFI was then commissioned to produce a Fly’s Eye Dome utilizing state-of-the-art materials, intelligence, and techniques, to be prominently incorporated in the Miami Design District.

Public Art in the Miami Design District | Check out "Vortex" (2014) by 2x4

 

A Must-See in the Miami Design District, Vortex (2014) by 2x4, located at NE 38th St. between NE 2nd Ave. and NE 1st Ave. Miami, FL 33137. Founded in 1994 by Michael Rock, Susan Sellers, and Georgianna Stout, 2x4 is a collaborative studio of designers, programmers, writers, and animators who work in visual media. As a studio, their project approach centers on critical thinking and research. As in their mural, “Vortex”, in the Miami Design District, this experimentation and research often culminate in bold graphic works that question the nature and conventions of design. Tasked with creating a piece for a perimeter wall, “Vortex” immediately draws the viewer in beckoning those who are curious to see what is on the other side.

Miami Design District Public Art Tour

 

Saturday, January 11th from 11am – 12pm join the Miami Design District for a walking tour of the district, explore the history of the art and architecture that characterize the neighborhood. Visit outdoor installations and murals including Buckminster Fuller Fly’s Eye Dome, Nicole Nomsa Moyo’s Pearl Jam, Virgil Abloh’s Dollar a Gallon, Alteronce Gumby’s Living the Dream, and more.

Meet in front of the Fly’s Eye Dome on the first floor of Palm Court (enter at 140 NE 39th Street). This Event is Free & Open to the Public. RSVP HERE.

#CallforArt --> SaveArtSpace x PLAYGROUND DETROIT

 

Have your art on a billboard in Metro Detroit, Michigan!
Curated by Martyna Alexander.
Open call for art ends June 10, 2024.

SaveArtSpace x PLAYGROUND DETROIT are pleased to announce an open call for immigrant and first-generation artists. SaveArtSpace invites immigrant and first-generation artists to submit new or previously shown artwork for their billboard curation. Curated by Martyna Alexander.

Generations of Multitude is looking to highlight artwork that demonstrates the beauty and struggles of holding many contrasting priorities close to you and the challenge of finding your whole in a world that asks for concise oneness and the quick read. 

SaveArtSpace is prioritizing artists who are first and second-generation immigrants but also others who deal in the diaspora of dual or multi-faceted cultural identities.

They are welcoming all works inherently about or influenced by an artist’s split identity and the idea of fitting into multiple worlds, cultures, or ideologies.

Artists of all ages and talents are invited to submit their artwork between April 18 and June 10, 2024. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on billboard ad space in Metro Detroit, Michigan.

Open call for art ends June 10, 2024. There is a $10 donation per image submission to participate, each donation is tax deductible and goes to the production of public art. Selected artists will be announced after June 24, 2024.

Opening July 26, 2024, SaveArtSpace will launch public art installations for each selected work on billboard ad spaces in Metro Detroit. The public art will be on view for at least one month. SUBMIT HERE.

Public Art Call! #CallToArtists: City of Pembroke Pines Interactive Wall Public Art Project

Request for Artist Qualifications 
City of Pembroke Pines Interactive Wall Public Art Project 

Introduction: 

The City of Pembroke Pines is seeking an artist or artist team to design, fabricate, and install site-specific interactive artwork for attachment to an exterior wall at the Charles F. Dodge City Center. The artwork should be visually appealing and include an interactive component to actively engage the building's visitors. 

Submission Deadline: Thursday, April 18, 2024 

Budget: $15,000 The project budget is all inclusive, including but not limited to artist fees, consultants, fabrication, storage, transportation, installation, permits and insurance provisions. Shortlisted artists must submit a detailed budget list. 

Artwork Opportunity: The City of Pembroke Pines is interested in commissioning a dynamic exterior artwork that: 

• Creates a sense of place. 

• Creatively enhances the exterior wall. 

• Actively engages the visitors of the building. 

• Compliments the surrounding environment. 

Join us- Progress with Us (The City’s History) Though the City of Pembroke Pines is the 10th largest of Florida’s 400+ municipalities, its friendly small-town feel is why so many call it home. Pembroke Pines is conveniently located in southwest Broward County with easy accessibility to primary highways and interstates, key employment centers, entertainment venues, parks, golf courses, restaurants, and retail/commercial destinations. 

Named “one of the best cities to live in America,” Pembroke Pines is home to over 170,000 residents. Its 28 superior parks and lush landscaping throughout neighborhoods and public places enhance the City’s natural beauty and South Florida charm. The city was named "2014's Best City of Hispanic Entrepreneurs" by WalletHub and was ranked by Money Magazine as #32 in the top #50 "Best Places to Live 2014" as well as being the only Florida city on that list. 

Location of Artwork: The interactive artwork will be located at The Charles F. Dodge City Center Pembroke Pines home to the City of Pembroke Pines City Hall, Commission Chambers, and the Frank Art Gallery.  

The wall overlooks a walkway / intimate patio area between The Frank Art Gallery and the City Commission Chambers. 

The overall wall size is 55 feet wide X 25 feet tall. The artwork should interact with a portion of the wall. 

Selection Criteria: This Request for Qualifications is open to professional artists, eighteen years of age or older, residing in Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach counties. Applicants should demonstrate through their submission materials that they have the skills and experience to successfully complete a public art project. Professional artists with strong experience in executing their ideas through to completion, meeting deadlines, and budgets are encouraged to apply. 

Selection Process: Shortlisted artists will be invited to develop preliminary conceptual design proposals. Each shortlisted artist will receive information about the project and have a minimum of one month to prepare a preliminary design proposal for review by the Artist Selection Panel. Shortlisted artists will be paid an honorarium of $500 for the proposal. 

Submission Requirements: Applications must be submitted to Susana Villegas, Cultural Arts Assistant, City of Pembroke Pines at svillegas@ppines.com 

1. Resume/CV 

2. Letter of interest – Limit 1 page Describe your interest in working on this project and the most relevant comparable projects from the last ten years. 

3. Existing public artwork images Submit a minimum of two (3) and up to five (5) relevant images of completed artworks or commissions from the last ten years. 

4. Image reference sheet Provide a description for each image submitted and include title, location, cost/budget, date completed, materials, dimensions, commissioning agency (if applicable) 

MOCA North Miami Announces Open Call for Art on the Plaza 2024

Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) Announces Open Call for Art on the Plaza 2024 Artist Submissions — Applications open through December 29, 2023 — North Miami, FL – November 14, 2023 – The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami (MOCA) is pleased to announce an open call for South Florida-based artists to submit their work for the 2024 Art on the Plaza series. The program invites artists to activate MOCA's Plaza with temporary public installations of site-specific art works, introducing and connecting the community with the breadth of the city's unique and inspiring artistic hub. Inaugurated in 2021 with a series of temporary public art installations on MOCA North Miami's front plaza, the series provides an opportunity for local artists to engage with the Museum and its community, employing the physical outdoor space as a platform to elevate their works. The 2023 series featured South Florida artists including Edison Peñafiel, LIZN'BOW (Liz Ferrer and Bow Ty), Sterling Rook, and will close with Chris Friday, whose work, Narcissist, goes on view November 29.  Throughout the years, MOCA has been championing the work of local artists while providing accessible opportunities for the community to participate and engage with the arts via free and public programming. This series is a continuation of that mission, offering an up-close, hands-on experience for local community members of all ages and backgrounds to witness the city's evolving arts ecosystem.  Artists will submit a proposal for temporary public art installations spanning three to four months in duration. These submissions will be reviewed by a MOCA-appointed selection committee and selections will be announced on January 27, 2024.  This year, three artists will be selected for installations to remain on view for four months. Each selected artist will be supported by MOCA through the fabrication, installation, and programming for  their project.  Across the plaza, artworks could incorporate the building's façade, architecture, the central fountain and include free-standing elements or light-based projections. Alongside the installations, the museum will host relevant programming to coincide with each artists' occupation of the space throughout the year. Interested artists can submit their qualifying materials electronically through the application portal. The deadline for submission of art projects is Dec. 29, 2023 by 11:59 p.m.  For more details on the application, key dates, and past Art on the Plaza commissions, please visit the museum's website. Support Art on the Plaza is presented by MOCA, with major support from the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (NMCRA). Additional support was provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. MOCA North Miami is generously funded by​ the North Miami Mayor and Council and the City of North Miami; the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation; and the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners. MOCA is sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support is provided by the Fine & Greenwald Foundation and the Sol Taplin Charitable Foundation. Founding support for the MOCA Sustainability Fund provided by the Green Family Foundation Trust. We also thank our Board of Trustees, Curator's Circle, and MOCA Members for their meaningful support.​ About the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami MOCA North Miami presents contemporary art and its historical influences through exhibitions, educational programs, and collections. Inspired by its surrounding communities, MOCA connects diverse audiences and cultures by providing a welcoming place to encounter new ideas and voices and nurturing a lifelong love of the arts. MOCA developed from the Center of Contemporary Art which was inaugurated in 1981. The establishment of the permanent collection coincided with the institution's move into their current building designed by Charles Gwathmey of GSNY in 1996.  Under the direction of Executive Director Chana Sheldon and a newly installed Board of Trustees, MOCA showcased My Name is Maryan curated by Alison Gingeras during Miami Art Week in 2021, which will travel to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art in late 2022. An accompanying exhibition catalog highlighting key works will be published, along with other archival imagery and critical essays. The museum also premiered AFRICOBRA: Messages to the People during Art Basel Miami Beach in 2018. AFRICOBRA: Nation Time, the next chapter of the exhibition, was selected as an official Collateral Event of Biennale Arte 2019 in Venice, Italy. Other original exhibitions include: Michael Richards: Are You Down? co-curated by Alex Fialho and Melissa Levin (2021), Raul de Nieves: Eternal Return and The Obsidian Heart curated by Risa Puleo (2020), and Alice Rahon: Poetic Invocations curated by Teresa Arcq (2019). Press Contacts: Akilah Child   Director of Communications achild@mocanomi.org Jackie Anyanwu Senior Account Executive, Cultural Counsel jackie@culturalcounsel.com Rachel Roberts Account Executive, Cultural Counsel rachel@culturalcounsel.com  Jane Drinkard Account Coordinator, Cultural Counsel jane@culturalcounsel.com Flannery Strain Account Coordinator, Cultural Counsel flannery@culturalcounsel.com

SaveArtSpace: Patterns in Nature, public art exhibition during Miami Art Week, starting November 27th - Curated by Jen Stark

 

Jen Stark

SaveArtSpace is proud to present Patterns in Nature, a public art exhibition in Miami Beach, Fl during Art Basel & Miami Art Week, starting November 27, 2023, curated by Jen Stark.

Patterns in Nature will explore the beauty of forms found in the natural world, where spirals and sacred geometries intertwine harmoniously. From camouflage and colors to intricate shapes, Patterns in Nature promises an enchanting exploration of the universe's artistry, revealing the breathtaking intersection of science, art and spirituality. With mathematical foundations such as the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence, patterns emerge at various levels and scales all throughout our world.

This public exhibition aims to foster a deeper connection with our environment and acknowledge the subtle elegance woven into the fabric of existence, inspiring an appreciation for the underlying mathematical wonders that shape the universe. 

SaveArtSpace invites artists of all ages and talents to submit their artwork between August 7 and October 2, 2023. This is an opportunity to have your work placed on ad space in Miami Beach, Fl.

Open call for art ends October 2, 2023. There is a $10 donation per image submission to participate, each donation is tax deductible and goes to producing the public art. Selected artists will be announced after October 16, 2023. Public art will be installed November 27 in Miami Beach, Fl, the public art will be on view for at least one month.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami invites you to experience Welcome to Paradise! Victory Garden – Feb 8

The Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami invites you to experience Welcome to Paradise, a dynamic new commissioning program featuring temporary public art projects by local South Florida artists. This program invites artists to create ambitious and experimental art installations that activate MOCA’s Paradise Courtyard. The first season centers on artists working at the intersection of ecology and technology.

On view February 8 through June 25, 2023, visitors will be able to step into the Paradise Courtyard and discover Victory Garden, an interactive sculptural community garden created by Miami-based artist Emmett Moore. Drawing inspiration from victory gardens of the past, which were planted during wartime to supplement rations and boost morale, Moore’s Victory Garden connects the local community with contemporary art and encourages visitors to reflect on our relationship with the built environment.

Utilizing sustainable materials such as repurposed steel drums to form sculptural planters, Victory Garden will feature plants native to South Florida and the Caribbean such as Cuban oregano, collard greens, starfruit, bee balm and Everglades cherry tomatoes that will be harvested and shared. It will also include benches and solar-powered USB outlets for visitors to use.

 

About the Artist

Emmett Moore is a Miami-based artist and designer known for a technically rigorous interdisciplinary approach that challenges notions of functionality and fluctuates seamlessly between design and art. Moore’s work employs processes taken primarily from architecture and industrial design to examine the relationship between ecology and the built environment. Moore utilizes found forms of everyday objects to speak to the universality and timelessness of the utilitarian and quotidian, working with secondhand goods and modular systems to break down inherent hierarchies within the physical world, elevate the mundane, and demystify systems of value.

His work has been shown institutionally at the RISD Museum, the Frost Art Museum, the Miami Art Museum, the Bass Museum of Art, and is in the permanent collection of the Perez Art Museum Miami. He was the first Miami-based designer to exhibit a solo exhibition at Design Miami/. He is representedby Nina Johnson gallery in Miami, Fl. 

Moore’s work has been covered by Art in America, The Guardian, The Miami Herald, Cultured Magazine, Architectural Digest, Artsy and The Art Newspaper among others. Moore was named Miami New Times’ Best Visual Artist in 2015 and 2021.

 

Sponsors

Welcome to Paradise is made possible with major support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Additional support was provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

             

SaveArtSpace presents NEO.REV - Miami Art Week

 

SaveArtSpace: Neo.Rev - Miami Art Week 2021 Brian Butler, RUTAMFI, Logan Fazio, Aminta Paiz, Denise Treizman, Leah Guzman, Tara Chadwick, Lizzie Suarez, Carolina Kleine Samson, Monica McGivern, Lou Patrou, Mary Lindstrom, Gigi Chen, Jennifer Deppe Parker, Jeff Bartell, Kamal X, Faith Aya, Stephanie Hatch, and Benzi. Curated by Haiiileen. Public art on view: November 22 - December 19, 2021 Gallery Exhibition: 380 NW 24th St, Miami, FL December 1 - 5, 11am-1pm Opening Reception: December 1, 6pm

Public Art Installations  SaveArtSpace is proud to present Neo.Rev, a cross-media public art exhibition on bus shelter and billboard ad space during Miami Art Week 2021 and Art Basel. A new renaissance? A birth of the new age? What will our post pandemic reality become? We've went from being self-involved to being self-reflective; Reinventing ourselves to form a new strategy from our collective experience. Creating a new chapter to push ourselves to do more for oneself and ones community. Now is the time to be reborn back into a new era of creativity. The SaveArtSpace: Neo. Rev selected artists are Brian Butler, RUTAMFI, Logan Fazio, Aminta Paiz, Denise Treizman, Leah Guzman, Tara Chadwick, Lizzie Suarez, Carolina Kleine Samson, Monica McGivern, Lou Patrou, Mary Lindstrom, Gigi Chen, Jennifer Deppe Parker, Jeff Bartell, Kamal X, Faith Aya, Stephanie Hatch, and Benzi. Curated by local Miami artist Haiiileen. During the week of November 22, SaveArtSpace will launch public art installations for each selected work on billboard and bus shelter ad spaces throughout Miami, FL. An exhibition with the original artwork will mount at The Missing Paart 380 NW 24th St, Miami, FL from December 1 to December 5, 2021, with an opening reception on December 1, at 6pm. Learn More