Louise Nevelson’s influential sculptures take center stage in “Dawn to Dusk,” a retrospective at Miami’s Frost Art Museum.

Pérez Art Museum Miami presents the first major South Florida survey of John Baldessari, featuring many works drawn from the collection of Miami developer and collector Craig Robins.

From Nazi overboots to high heels and sneakers, “Foot Notes” at The Wolfsonian–FIU examines what footwear reveals about power, politics, identity and society.

True Mirage Theater brings the Miami premiere of “My Name is Rachel Corrie” to Kendall and it marks a number of milestones for company.

NSU Art Museum’s “Close to Home” brings together nearly two dozen Miami artists in a group exhibition exploring community, family and friendship.

Christopher Mitchell’s “Daybreak” photographs capture Brooklyn’s J’ouvert celebration before smartphones and social media infiltrated daily life.

Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami marks its 30th anniversary with “Anchors of Light,” a guest-curated exhibition revisiting key works from its collection and Miami art history.

More than 30 Miami artists explore the city’s provocative, hyper-sexual culture in “F*ck Art: Nature & Artifice,” now on view at the Museum of Sex in Allapattah through May 2026.

MOAD at Freedom Tower pairs Cuban artists Belkis Ayón and Carlos Alfonzo in “Odyssey,” exploring mythology, exile and artistic legacy.

In a rare Miami homecoming at KDR Gallery, painter Mark Thomas Gibson uses shipwrecks, satire, and Florida iconography to confront leadership, history, and a nation adrift.