Mostly Baroque makes its Adrienne Arsht Center debut with a three-concert series joined by the Miami Oratorio Society for one of the performances.

It's the seventh edition for the fiber show at CAMP Gallery where 177 artists respond to an inspiration. This year, its what's absurd.

In its fourth collaboration with Barry University, the DVCAI-sponsored exhibit "The Container Project," asks what we carry with us when a physical place is lost in time or space. Arts writer Jocheved Cohen finds out.

An traveling installation and in-depth remembrance of the massacre at The Nova Music Festival makes a stop in North Miami after being in N.Y. and L.A.

At the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, "Kosher Kush" looks into how cannabis went from sacred ritual to secular intoxicant.

At The CAMP Gallery, Lysistrata for the modern age or girls just want to have agency.

Germane Barnes' installation, “Play-House,” is the second part of the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami's "Welcome to Paradise" courtyard series with Christopher Mitchell's mermaids floating nearby.

Gary Nader has been collecting Wifredo Lam's works for decades. A sampling is now on exhibition at Nader's Wynwood gallery.

Galleries and smaller venues have interesting options for the art-hungry this summer.

A Miami collector and his wife became fascinated with cigar cutters. Now the Wolfsonian-FIU has built an exhibition around them.