Pan American Art Projects in Miami presents 'VITAMIN L: The Disruption of Color in Contemporary Landscape'

Visit PAN AMERICAN ART Projects and explore the current exhibition 'VITAMIN L: The Disruption of Color in Contemporary Landscape', on view through August 31, 2019. The exhibition proposes to discuss the contemporary variants of one of the most traditional themes in the history of art: the Landscape. Pan American Art Projects was established in 2001 with the mission to exhibit and promote established and emerging artists from North, Central and South America, providing a context for dialogue between the various regions. The gallery represents a strong roster of contemporary artists of the Americas and hold a collection of important works from Cuba, Argentina, the U.S. and the Caribbean. The gallery's programming reflects these complementary arenas providing a comprehensive historical context for contemporary tendencies in the visual arts from these regions. In 2016 Pan American Art Projects expanded their collection and gallery exhibition space to the Little River/Little Haiti arts district where they produce exhibitions of represented artists as well as historically framed collective exhibits from their collection. The gallery is located at 274 NE 67th Street in Miami, Florida 33138. Tuesday – Saturday / 11am – 5pm.
www.panamericanart.com

Old School Square Cornell Art Museum presents the Opening Reception of 'Looking at Ourselves: PBSFA'

Old School Square Cornell Art Museum presents the Opening Reception of 'Looking at Ourselves: PBSFA' tonight Friday, August 2nd from 6-9pm in tandem with Delray’s First Friday Art Walk. Cornell Art Museum’s Spotlight Gallery is proud to host: Looking at Ourselves, a student exhibition by Palm Beach School for Autism for the month of August. PBSFA’s High School students spent their summer creating works inspired by some of their favorite artists such as Frida Kahlo, Henri Matisse, Keith Haring and Vincent Van Gogh. Through this process students discovered their talent and teachers observed a greater attention to detail, improved fine motor skills and motivation. Looking at Ourselves continues the Spotlight Gallery’s mission to foster connection and conversation amongst the artists and their community by allowing underserved and unseen art to be “spotlighted” and given a chance to be appreciated. Light bites and cash bar will be available. This Event is FREE and Open to the Public. RSVP here.

Are You a Professional Visual Artist Looking for Exhibition Opportunities During Art Week in Miami 2019?

Call To Artists: Are you a professional visual artist interested in exhibiting your work during Art Week in Miami? MAS has access to a variety of exhibition opportunities available for artist projects during Art Basel Miami Beach Week taking place December 3-8, 2019. Call is open to all styles, mediums & genres from all local, national and international visual artists.

Serious inquiries only. Email: miamiartscene@gmail.com - please include 3-5 images of your recent work along w/a link to your professional website & your contact information, attn: Kat Wagner. www.themiamiartscene.com

Tranter-Sinni Gallery Specializes in European and American artists, with an Asian Art extension

Experience the fine art and exhibitions at Tranter-Sinni Gallery in Wynwood, the gallery is a secondary market gallery specializing in work by Modern, pre and post-war, contemporary European and American artists, with an Asian Art extension. The gallery provides an intimate space for exhibitions of art and sculpture, with a strong reputation for historically focused exhibitions. Serving an international clientele, the gallery works closely with private collections, estates, foundations and other institutions to promote the highest quality, most significant and valuable art for their collectors. Located in the heart of Wynwood in the world-renowned Museo Vault Building at 350 NW 29th Street in Miami, Florida 33127. 
www.tranter-sinnigallery.com

NSU Art Museum: Fort Lauderdale Neighbor Day

NSU Art Museum presents Fort Lauderdale Neighbor Day on Saturday, July 27th and Sunday, July 28th from 11am-5pm. Enjoy a family day at the NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, the museum has designated the last Saturday and Sunday of this month as Fort Lauderdale Neighbor Day, which provides free admission to Fort Lauderdale residents on the designated dates. See link for details. 

In addition to free Museum admission, Fort Lauderdale residents will receive a 10% discount on catalogues published by NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and sold in the Museum Store. For free admission, residents will need to show a photo ID, driver’s license, or residential utility bill that lists a Fort Lauderdale address.

Overtime at The Bass

Enjoy Overtime at The Bass on Wednesday, July 31st from 6-9pm presenting David Gryn, Director and Founder of Daata Editions, in conversation with curator Leilani Lynch on the challenges and opportunities of curating in the digital sphere. Featuring screenings of digital projects by artists Rosie McGinn, Anaïs Duplan, Elliot Dodd, Keren Cytter, Jeremy Couillard, Bob Bicknell-Knight, Eve Papamargariti and Scott Reeder, join us for a special announcement about The Bass’ latest project with art native to the digital realm. Experience a one-night-only of special programming and evening hours, plus a FREE welcome drink per guest (21+) with drinks and small bites available for purchase from The Café by Thierry Isambert.

$10 | FREE for museum members. RSVP and Purchase Tickets here.

Experience Superfine! Art Fair in Washington DC at Union Market October 30 through November 3, 2019

A better Halloween weekend awaits you in Washington DC. Above: fairgoers ogling work by 2018 exhibitor Box Heart Gallery's Seth Clark Superfine! DC | 10/30 - 11/3 | Union Market Save 25% On Early Bird Passes Through 9/15

2019. A better fair. A better you. New premium Master Passes and Sage Passes with early + total access, complimentary cocktails, and private lounge   40% more local and global artists for an even closer look at the top talent of the District and beyond   More programming (including the first-ever Superfine! X experiential art survey)   Enviable mixology, film, and multimedia art programs that draw on DC's finest and freshest artists + creatives Say hi to DC artist Miguel Perez Lem at Superfine! DC 2019! "A zero-pretension approach to maximizing the larger fair experience by leaning on the city's larger cultural vibe and its local personalities."  — Kurt McVey, Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art (on Superfine! DC) Don't miss out on DC's favorite fall art tradition. Get Your Early Bird Passes Now + Save 25% Note: all tickets increase in price after 9/15 and premium passes will not be available at the door. Discover Abby Elizabeth's intricate work at her Superfine! DC solo booth. SHARE THE INVITE WITH A FRIEND AND RECEIVE A COMPLIMENTARY DRINK! 1) Send your friend the ticketing link: www.superfine.world/discoverdc 2) Your friend selects their preferred ticket and purchases before 9/15. 3) In the "How did you hear about the fair?" field during the purchase process, your friend must enter your full name. 4) When you check in at the fair, mention your name and your friend's name. A Superfine! ticketing agent will then provide you with an additional drink token! ***Limit of two additional drinks-from-friends per ticket buyer. Sneak Peek: New Art at Superfine! DC Clockwise from top left: Sabrina Cabada (Arlington, VA), Dominique Fierro (Rockville, MD), Adam Christopher Reed (Morgantown, WV), Onzie Norman (Detroit, MI), Seren Morey (Brooklyn, NY) Ready to discover these great artists and so many more? Grab Your Tickets Now