ArtCenter's Studio Crawl, held every first Saturday of the month,
invites visitors to wander throughout the ArtCenter's two buildings,
exchange with our artists in their studios and view our current
exhibitions. 7-10 p.m.
ArtCenter Gallery 800 Lincoln Road Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-674-8278
This
exhibit features the remarkable story of how, in less than a century,
individual girls, their parents and rabbis challenged and changed
communal values and practice to institute this now widely observed
Jewish ritual.
301 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-5044
Jewish Museum of Florida
This
exhibit features the remarkable story of how, in less than a century,
individual girls, their parents and rabbis challenged and changed
communal values and practice to institute this now widely observed
Jewish ritual.
301 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-5044
Jewish Museum of Florida
This
exhibit features the remarkable story of how, in less than a century,
individual girls, their parents and rabbis challenged and changed
communal values and practice to institute this now widely observed
Jewish ritual.
301 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-5044
Jewish Museum of Florida
This
exhibit features the remarkable story of how, in less than a century,
individual girls, their parents and rabbis challenged and changed
communal values and practice to institute this now widely observed
Jewish ritual.
301 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach, FL 33139 305-672-5044
Jewish Museum of Florida
This
exhibition features the works of MDC's art students in a variety of
media, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, ceramics,
printmaking, installation, drawing and jewelry.
North Gallery, Building 5
11380 NW 27th Ave.
Miami, FL
305-237-7700
The exhibition, consisting of 32
works including works on paper and canvas and two large-scale
installations, explores Bedia’s ancestral genealogy (Cuba) and his
constructed genealogy in the “other” Americas—the indigenous communities
where this transcultural pilgrim has found so much deeply personal
material for his spiritual and artistic practices. His trips to
indigenous North, Middle and South American communities and to Africa
can be called “pilgrimages,” for they are religious as well as artistic
forays. Bedia’s personal border crossings (social, racial, and
religious) reflect his exploration of historical and contemporary
encounters between cultures and countries, which he personalizes in his
artistic production.Address:
Miami Art Museum 101 W. Flagler St. Miami, FL 33130