The exhibit features the works of 13 Miami-based artists, touching on topics such as gun violence, border issues and policing disparities in the Black community.

With the museum coming up on 81 years of collecting, and Miami celebrating its 125th anniversary of incorporation, curators have combed through their vast stash to present this latest exhibit.

35th anniversary event to take place July 8-25 at two Miami-Dade County locations.

Funds are granted across a range of art forms, from visual arts, popular and classical music, dance, architecture, theater, film and literature.

The work by interdisciplinary artist Fereshteh Toosi is part of Miami Dade College's Live Arts Miami's LALA residency.

The new experiential art center's exhibition is expected to continue through at least 2022.

Chilean artist Felipe Mujica has woven patchwork from tribal member Khadijah Cypress for a South Florida-unique experience.

More than 250 artists are expected to open their doors to the public during the May 8 event presented by Fountainhead Residency and Studios.

Among the changes this year: free access, a mix of virtual and in-person screenings, and a new 'Building Bridges/Breaking Barriers' program.

The exhibition, which opens March 25, delves into the Surrealist time period of the 'Poème-Objet' (poem-object).