Also increasing its visitor capacity throughout June.
Collagist-style pieces that explore art “in the age of immense, social, political and cultural change.”
Surrealist forms made from copper and steel wire.
Using the unconventional medium to develop vivid paintings and sculptures.
Artists each present two works informed by their subjective and objective sides.
Interdisciplinary works that recall the turbulent times posed by COVID-19.
Striking works that address pressing social issues.
On view at the Museum of Graffiti in Miami.
Exploring racial stereotypes, prejudices, and identities.
Paying homage to his birthplace.
Filled with visual elements that are nod to her multicultural heritage.
The interactive exhibition will begin on May 21.
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