Two exhibitions at The CAMP Gallery put crowded paintings and images of desire alongside stitched portraits and scenes of everyday care.

Ana Mosquera's "Vigil" at Oolite Arts transforms passport security patterns into a powerful installation exploring identity, citizenship, and belonging.

Miami's AES solo exhibition at Central Command Gallery "Partners in Crime" is a reflection of what shaped his life as a graffiti artist.

"Under Pressure" at Tomás Redrado Art brings together three artists exploring memory, resilience and the expressive potential of everyday materials.

Carlos Medina's sculptures and Pedro Tagliafico's paintings meet in "The Silent Paths" at Durban Segnini Gallery in a thoughtful exhibition that explores abstraction through geometry, light and restraint.

Miami's postcard image gives way to a more personal portrait in "Ode to the 305: A Love Letter to Miami," on view at the newly opened University of Miami Art Gallery at The Chapel.

Edge Zones presents “What’s My Line? Drawing as Experience,” a group exhibition at the Miami Beach Regional Library

In “All That Remains” at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, artist Dahlia Dreszer turns discarded flowers, family memory, and AI technology into a meditation on grief, preservation, and continuity.

At Belen Jesuit’s Saladrigas Gallery, 'The Light of the World' exhibition explores centuries of artistic interpretations of Christ.

A group show at Miami's VISU Contemporary brings together women photographers who use Surrealism to explore perception, identity and psychological space.