The photo display mostly focuses on the 'Fight of the Century,' and his preparation in Miami Beach.

“Lady Pink — Graffiti HerStory” spans her four-decade career, from her start in 1979 painting on trains to her renown today.

The Underline won’t just be a place to walk or bike; it will resonate with music, movies, dialogues and soundtracks, and other activities..."

Artists from Miami and the Caribbean to show their works with large-scale, outdoor exhibits at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, as well as through virtual programming.

Museum welcomes back the public with exhibition by artist Raúl de Nieves.

Alexandre Arrechea, one of the Faena Art’s Artists, teaching children before the pandemic. Photo courtesy of Faena Art Faena District

Though live activities are at a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the space continues to serve the community.

More than 30 South Florida graffiti artists create protest-themed art on denim jackets for Museum of Graffiti, in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

100 Zip code-inspired poems are featured on streetlight posts throughout the neighborhood.

“Art is the only thing that will remain to remind people of this time after the protests have wound down,” declared muralist Kyle Holbrook.