The Rubell Museum Miami Robert Colescott Passing, 1982 One of the most collected artists by the Rubells, I would venture, might be Robert Colescott (1925-2009). Colescott combines the Rubell’s love of irreverent art and their support of contemporary art...
With the Art Basel trip being a whirlwind of activity, I – alas – did not make it to the newly opened campus of the Rubell Museum in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood during my early December 2019 visit. With my trip to show artwork during...
Kehinde Wiley at the Rubell Museum While I have a longer post on the renovated Rubell Museum in Miami coming, I wanted to get this post up first. I believe that Kehinde Wiley’s masterpiece Sleep (2008, oil on canvas) deserves its own post. Kehinde Wiley, Sleep,...
Wynwood Walls in Miami – a year by year overview Wynwood Walls in Miami is a great place to visit: fun street art that changes on a (relatively) regular basis. You can return time and again to see your favorites or discover new artists and pieces. This article...
Mickalene Thomas’ Better Nights is an immersive art experience at the Bass Museum of Art. This was another exhibition I was lucky enough to visit on the day of the opening. Inspired by a polaroid of her mother from the 1980s, this exhibition feels like time...
As Beacon Gallery is showing at Aqua Art Miami’s 15th edition starting Wednesday December 4th, I’m lucky enough to have been in South Beach for the last few days – and have seen a few exhibitions in that time. The Bass Art Museum in Miami’s...
