From: Art Circuits artcircuits.news@artcircuits.comSubject: The Art of Black Miami 365 - Summer Edition 2018

Date: June 14, 2018 at 10:17 AMTo: manrique.miguel@gmail.com

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1Summer Edition Vol. 2 No. 7Neighborhood Watch

CRITIC’S CHOICEby Anne Tschida

Haitian Heritage Museum atMDC North Campus 4141 NE 2nd. Ave. Ste. 105 C Miami, Fl. 33137P: 305 371 5988

Hours:

Visits during the college’s open businesshours are welcome.To arrange a guided tour pleasecall 305-237-1450.Admission: Free

June 6 – July 28

Miami Dade College North Gallery, Building 5000, Room 5226.

“Toussaint; A Man A Destiny A Story”.The Toussaint L’Ouverture exhibit showcases the history of General L’Ouverture, the father ofHaiti’s independence. The Haitian Heritage Museum (HHM) partnered with the Museum ofHaitian National Pantheon (MUPANAH) in Haiti and Pierre Dommond, a private collector ofhistorical artifacts, to create storyboards highlighting key moments in Louverture’s life. Incollaboration with North Campus, these boards, produced in both English and French, will allowthe viewer to better understand the significance of L’Ouverture as a leader.

Toussaint Louverture. Le Précurseur de l"independence.

Pinecrest Gardens11000 S. Red Road Pinecrest, Fl. 33156P: 305 669 6990

Hours:

Hibiscus Gallery (Main entrance): Weekendsonly.Cypress Hall / Harvest Projects: Open everyday, 8:30 am – 5 pm.

At Hibiscus Gallery, through August 3:Xavier Cortada.{in water}Artist Xavier Cortada collaborated with Florida Coastal Everglades Long Term EcologicalResearch (FCE LTER) scientists to better understand the impact of global climate change on ourecosystems. The works in the {in water} exhibition are inspired by their scientific research. At Cypress Hall, through August 8:

Harvest Projects.

Disruptive Female.Curated by Rochi Llaneza.Featuring 19 Miami based female artists:Frida Baranek, Pip Brant, Carola Bravo, Karla Caprali,Ana Albertina Delgado, Hazel Gil-Salazar, Sisy Gómez, Catalina Jaramillo, Lucinda Linderman,Aurora Molina, Alex Nuñez, Judy Polstra, Sandra Ramos, Maricel Ruiz, TM Sisters, SolangeSarria, Lauren Shapiro, Nina Surel, and Clara Varas.

Xavier Cortada, “{in water}: (O),2018, archival ink on paper, signed, numbered, 12 x 16 in. Ed. 5.

DVCAI - Diaspora VibeCultural Arts Incubator4726 SW 75 Ave. Miami, Fl. 33155P: 786 536 7801

Hours:

Studio visits by appointment.

Meet the Artist at The Betsy, Thursday, July 5, 5 – 6 pm(www.thebetsyhotel.com)Michael ElliotDVCAI Artist in Residency:July 2 – 30, DVCAI / Miami StudiosMeet the Artist at The Betsy, Thursday, August 2nd, 5 – 6 pm.Sheena RoseAugust 1 – 5, 2018DVCAI /Fountainhead, through August 29.Meet the Artist at The Betsy, Thursday, August 2nd, 5 – 6 pm.Tanya DawkinsResidency through August 29:DVCAI / Fountainhead.

Michael Elliot (detail).

Adrienne Arsht Center forthe Performing Arts

1300 Biscayne Blvd. Miami, Fl. 33132

Hours:

Box Office: 786 468 2000http://www.arshtcenter.org/Tickets/Buy-Tickets-Now/

June 16, 2018Goodie MobTickets: $35-95Knight Concert HallGoodie Mob is CeeLo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo.The pioneering Southern hip-hop group is one of the most celebrated rap acts to come out ofAtlanta. July 28, 2018WARTickets: $39-79Knight Concert HallWAR is a world-renowned American funk band best known for the hit songs “Spill the Wine,” “WhyCan’t We Be Friends?,” “Low Rider,” and many more! WAR’s lively mix of funk, rock, Latin,reggae, jazz and R&B and message of brotherhood and harmony made them one of the greatestbands of all time

August 19, 2018¡Fuácata! Or a Latina’s Guide to Surviving the Universe.Tickets: $50Carnival Studio Theater¡Fuácata! is a one-woman tour-de-force performance brings more than 20 Latina women toglorious life on stage by weaving together tales of love, marriage, immigration, and identitythrough eclectic stories and whimsical song!

Goodie Mob.

Little Haiti Cultural Center225 NE 59th Terr.Miami, Fl. 33137P: 305-960 2969

Hours:

Mon – Fri: 10 am – 9 pmSaturdays: 9 am – 4 pmSundays: 12 pm – 8 pmFree and Open to the Public

Through August 25:Forged Path: Culture, History, and Freedom.Curated by Marie Vickles.Featured Artists: Stephen Arboite, Woosler Delisfort, Joseph Wilfrid Daleus, Michelle LisaPolissaint, Corinne Stevie, Rachelle Salnave, and Extra Virgin Press: Edwidge Danticat and LauraTan.This exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Joseph Wilfrid Daleus, an artist who forged his ownpath and stayed true to his vision of his work. The exhibition will also include video narratives fromthe community as they remember the local and international legacy of Daleus the artist.

Upcoming:Bois Caïman: Photo exhibition and Panel on the history of BoisCaïman.Opening and Drum Ceremony: Tuesday, August 14, 6 pmPanel and Discussion led by Dr. Jerry Gilles, Saturday, August 18, 6 pm.

Michelle Lisa Polissaint, Chairs, If Home was Home, 2014-present, dimensions variable.

PanAmerican Art Projects274 NE 67th St. Miami, Fl. 33138P: +1 305 751 2550

Hours:

Tues. – Fri: 10 am – 6 pm.Sat: 12 – 6 pm.

Opening Brunch: Saturday, June 30: 11 m – 3 pm.

July 1 – August 17

Multiple Choice.Collective Exhibition of Prints & Multiples.

Works by Belkis Ayon, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Abel Barroso, José Bedia, Edouard Duval-Carrié, LosCarpinteros, Colin Garland, Kcho, Guido Llinas, Roberto Matta, Alicia Penalba, Sandra Ramos,Robert Rauschenberg, Graciela Sacco, and Carolina Sardi.

“With this exhibition, we propose to open a debate on the significance, and transcendence of theconcept of multiples or editions and on their place within private and public collecting. ” Manyquestions immediately surface surrounding this theme. Indisputably, the term “multiple edition”relates to the intention to make art more accessible to the masses, creating a tension betweensomething that is one of a kind, exclusive, and something that is mass produced, which inevitablyleads to the bigger tension between the elite and the masses. Is this too a mechanism establishedby the market, really more a play on words than in actual application?

Roberto Matta, Magritta, 1970, methacrylic, polyreuthane foam black, green tissue and leather, 23 x 36 x 34 in.

Opa-locka / The Arts &Recreation Center675 Ali Baba Ave. Opa-locka, Fl. 33054P: 305 687 3545

Hours:

Mon – Fri: 9 am to 5 pmWeeknight, weekend, and/or group viewingspossible by appointment only.Admission Free

June 29, July 20:Toast to the Art of Paint Night.This is a monthly event that turns the gallery of The ARC into a space where friends and familiescan learn to paint from local artists and purchase local artwork. In addition, attendees can watchlocal, independently produced films.

Better Men

Museum of ContemporaryArt / MOCA770 NE 125th St. North Miami, Fl. 33161P: 305 893 6211

Through August 5:Monarchs: Brown and Native Contemporary Artists in the Path ofthe Butterfly.Curated by Risa Puleo.The show features the works of 37 artists who are native to the Americas separated intoconceptual categories including indigenous, immigrant and assimilated.

June 6 – August 4:South Florida: Confluence / Convergence.

By the People

Pérez Art Museum - PAMM1103 BiscayneMiami, Fl. 33132P: 305 375 3000

Hours:Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat & Sun: 10 – 6Thurs: 10 – 9Closed on Wednesdays (except Miami ArtWeek)Free 1st ThursdaysAdmission: Adults: $ 16Seniors/ Students:$ 12Take the free Metromovertil Museum Park Stop

June 21 - September 29:Liliana Porter. El hombre con el hacha y otras situaciones breves – Venecia 2017. Installation.

Ongoing:Through October 7:william córdova. now’s the time:narrative of southern alchemy.April 13 – September 2:The World’s Game: Fútbol and Contemporary Art.Through August 19:Meiro Koizumi: Battlelands.Until August 12:The Words of Others: Leon Ferrariand Rhetoric in Times of War.Through July 29:Haroon Mirza: A C I D G E S T.Through August 19:Within Genres. Museum Collection.

Liliana Porter, Man with an axe and other brief situations – Venice 2017), 2017. Figurines, objects, andwooden base.william cordova, untitled (metaphysics we knew about), 2015. Four Polaroid 600 film prints, 4

x 12 in. overall

ICA / Institute ofContemporary Art, Miami61 N! 41st St. Miami, Fl. 33137P: 305 901 5272

Hours:Tue-Sun: 11 to 7Closed Mondays

Saturday, June 16, 12 - 7 pm, Free New Black Queen Audiovisual Symposium

July 13, 2018 - January 10, 2019:Louise Bourgeois.Iconic sculptures made of clothing and fabric from the artist’s personal archive.July 13 - November 4:Sondra Perry. Typhon Coming On.Through June 24:Donald Judd: Paintings.Through September 23:Terry Adkins: Infinity Is Always Less Than One.Through October 14:Diamond Stingily: Life in My Pocket.Through December 2:Francis Arlÿs. Three important multi-panel works in the museum’s permanent collection.

Louise Bourgeois, Untitled, 2001. Pink fabric, aluminum, glass and wood.

MUCE / Miami UrbanContemporary Experience212 NE 59th Terr. Miami, Fl. 33137P: 305 890 2121

Hours:

Free Admission

MUCE SUMMER SERIES KICK OFF:

Two Major Events:

Sat. June 16th, 12 pm - 6 pmPeople Matter Festival HeadlinerPerformance by Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, City Girl, Mike Smiff, among others,Gwen Cherry Park in Liberty City.

Sat. June 23rd - August 31st, 11 am - 6 pmMiniature Golf in Little HaitiCaribbean Market Place5925 NE 2nd Ave, Little Haiti

Frank Christopher

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