Through specially designed outdoor projectors, words appear emblazoned onto the pavement below and on building facades.

The Venezuelan-born, Miami-based artist has 15 pieces on display through November.

Traveling exhibition returns to Miami, where DVCAI has it on display through May.

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.

While it was entirely unplanned, the works by Miami's Loni Johnson, New York's Jessica Segall & Philadelphia's Lewis Colburn come together with a common through line.

'We are all very relieved and excited to be able to welcome visitors back through our doors,' said Jill Deupi, the Lowe’s Beaux Arts director and chief curator.

Richards, who died during the Sept. 11 attacks, had a special connection to South Florida.

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.

Part of the Live Arts Miami LALA Performance Series, the installation blends dance, film and visual arts.

In time of pandemic, photographers focused on human connection to nature.

"What I love about public art ... is that you can introduce it into the everyday life of people," says executive director Deborah Di Capua.