A new sculpture in North Beach honors the U.S. Coast Guard Women's Reserve of World War II and one woman in particular.

Inside the Freedom Tower, The Museum of Art and Design at Miami-Dade College, which has made its home in the historic landmark since 2012, returns with a new art exhibition.

“500 Years of Genius” explores the life and times of “Renaissance Man” Leonardo Da Vinci at the Frost Science Museum.

After launching in 2015 in New York, then heading to California, NVISION Latino Film and Music Festival touches down in Miami.

Locust Projects in Little River debuts two new installations projects, the reconstruction of pop culture sitcoms, and another that ponders communication in the time of crisis.

“Penumbras: a narrative of ArtCenter/South Florida • Oolite Arts (1984–2014) looks back at the organization’s history, spotlighting the artists that have come and gone through its doors.

The Miami Beach Classical Music Festival is using a permanently installed projection mapping system housed in the ballroom at Temple Emanu-El to accompany its summer concert series.

Micky Wolfson's collection and gifts to The Wolfsonian-FIU on Miami Beach create a fascinating look at the world of World's Fairs.

At the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, two solo exhibitions dig deep into the minds and souls of the artists.

Tomas Vu's third and final trilogy of art inspired by David Bowie, "Blackstar 16/25/60," goes big at Locust Projects.