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.

“Under the Red Tent” at The CAMP Gallery in North Miami brings together 20-plus women artists in a collaborative fiber exhibition exploring identity and community.

Ema Ri’s “This Too Shall Pass” at Locust Projects explores large-scale experimental work, cycles of life, and the unseen forces shaping experience.

Lisu Vega’s immersive installation “Weaving Landscapes of Memory” at Miami Dade College’s Kendall Campus invites viewers to walk through suspended textile photographs that explore memory, movement and personal geography.

Zoë Buckman’s hands, the charged refrain from a Leonard Cohen song becomes a textile language.

Barcelona’s Load Gallery is installing a custom 40-foot-wide “Artbox” LED wall– a display built for art rather than advertising in the luxury retail Miami Design District.

Miami-based artist Marie Franco’s debut solo exhibit, “A primera luz” (“At first light”) at Laundromat Art Space offers an intimate portrayal of Latino immigrant life, told through oil paintings that radiate both warmth and resilience. Olga Garcia-Mayoral has the story.