In the 11th edition of the Little Haiti Book Festival, themes of community displacement and immigration instability while the written word remains center stage.

Miami native son Dennis Scholl's first U.S. solo exhibition, "The Melody Haunts My Reverie," takes its title from a Hoagy Carmichael lyric. The exhibit opens Saturday, March 15 at the Piero Atchugarry Gallery.

O, Miami overtakes the city during national poetry month with events spanning Tuesday, April 1 to Wednesday, April 30.

The Miami Zine Fair, held this year in Miami's Design District, is a platform for a unique type of artmaking.

Growing up in Caracas, Venezuela, Eduardo Melina was influenced by graffiti, which led to a deeper discovery of art. An exhibit of his work opens in North Miami at Arts Connection Foundation.

The Black Police Precinct & Courthouse Museum, located in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami, opens a new exhibition devoted to women in police and judiciary.

"Global Borderless Caribbean XVI: Haiti in the Heartland" brings the vibrant artistry of Haiti to Miami’s Little Haiti Cultural Complex in an outdoor exhibition.

“Before Sunrise,” a show of the Magnus Sodamin's work at the Faena Art Project Room, showcases the Everglades in glorious detail.

Gerald "Jerry" Winter inspired his art students at the University of Miami. When he passed away, he left a legacy, a treasure trove of some of his most detailed work.

'Celia Cruz: Work' at MDC's Hialeah Campus Art Gallery recognizes the legend's tireless commitment to her audiences who she loved to make “dance until dawn.”

Alba Triana's multisensory kinetic installation and Alexandre Arrechea's immersive multi media installation are two must see exhibitions now at Locust Projects.

An traveling installation and in-depth remembrance of the massacre at The Nova Music Festival makes a stop in North Miami after being in N.Y. and L.A.

Hampton House is furthering its artful ambition with its latest "Invisible Luggage."

At an artist's residency in Miami, Arthur Francietta’s works on developing a new writing system for Haitian Creole.

Art of Black Miami is now in its tenth year along with other fairs and events that celebrate artists of color during Miami Art Week.

The Margulies Collection rehangs the gallery showing some rare works its namesake owner doesn't usually let out of his own home.

From a book that started out as a journal about birds to a historical account from a Miami-born writer who discovered mysteries from her past, authors at the Miami Book Fair have plenty to talk about.

Two intriguing installations at Little River's Locust Project explore themes such as nostalgia, media consumption and representation.

Aldeide Delgado, co-founder and director of the Women Photographers International Archive (WOPHA), brings photographers from throughout the world to Miami for an international conference.

At The CAMP Gallery, Lysistrata for the modern age or girls just want to have agency.

Multidisciplinary artist in residence Enma Saiz draws deeply from the Deering Estate's history. The result is an intricate tile mural installation that provokes reflection.

The Adrienne Arsht Center launches Brushes with Cancer, a program that supports people touched by cancer through the visual arts.

With a stop in Miami, the Balloon Museum's "Let's Fly" takes flight at Mana Wynwood until November.

Germane Barnes' installation, “Play-House,” is the second part of the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami's "Welcome to Paradise" courtyard series with Christopher Mitchell's mermaids floating nearby.

Pop-up gallery AnEyeDiary opens its seventh exhibition with its Summer Show and this time at the Dorn building in South Miami.

At the Doral Contemporary Art Museum (DORCAM) location at CityPlace Doral, an exhibition provides a vivid exploration of the multifaceted essence of Miami.

In the Miami Design District, a probingly intellectual exhibition by Lucia Maman.

The unusual title tells the story of Ignacio Font's exhibition at FIU: "Self Care: Mineral Spirits, Elixirs and Other Home Remedies."

Reflective views by artist William Osorio on Cuban exodus are on display at the LnS Gallery, Miami.

At the HistoryMiami Museum, Little Haiti-based photographer Woosler Delisfort invites an exploration of different forms of worship and spirituality.

“She’s A Knockout” at Lowe Art Museum-University of Miami features art inspired by female athletes.

Calida Rawles first solo museum show at PAMM features hyper-realistic portraits of African-Americans, Overtown residents all, sharing the canvas with the slow poetry of waters in motion.

Gary Nader has been collecting Wifredo Lam's works for decades. A sampling is now on exhibition at Nader's Wynwood gallery.