New York City-based photographer Kacey Jeffers gets his debut museum exhibition at The Patricia and Philip Frost Art Museum at Florida International University.

Art on the Plaza at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, began during the pandemic. Now it's become a must at the museum.

At Miami MoCAAD’s, a project finds a link between two local communities not often paired.

Zach Lieberman's work explores the transformative potential of technology on human expression and poetry in particular in “Future Sketches/Code Poems" at Artechouse.

David Castillo Gallery shows work of Cuban printmaker Belkis Ayón and its long overdue.

Exceptionally detailed, artisans craft what Leonardo da Vinci left behind in "Da Vinci: Machines and Robotics."

Miami photographer Zachary Balber gets intimate in his art inside some of the city's most elaborate homes.

LnS Gallery's latest exhibition could be considered a comprehensive survey of Cuban American artist Carlos Alfonzo's oeuvre.

Christopher Norwood,  a Miami-based collector and gallerist, finds a treasure trove at the Wolfsonian-FIU of artists' works from the Harlem Renaissance.

Erotika Biennial a different kind of Miami art fair.

At Wynwood's The Art of Hip Hop Museum, the exhibition "From the Bronx to the Beach" shows the visual arts side of hip hop all the way to Miami.

At Club Gallery in the Citadel, clay and ceramic artist Mindy Shrago shows more than 100 works.

At the Coral Gables Art Museum, the work of two visionary artists leaves room for much introspection and exploration.

The duo used to bucking tradition when it comes to showing art is at it again as homework gallery mounts summer shows in gallery spaces they've created.

"All Black Everything" is the first exclusively African American graffiti exhibition, featuring multi-generational artists at the Museum of Graffiti in Wynwood.

Recognized for his vivid figurative works and representations of contemporary Black culture in the UK, the vibrant paintings of Caribbean British artist Denzil Forrester are at ICA Miami through Sept. 24.

An exhibition at the Lowe Art Museum serves as a bridge between the past and the present as well as a meditation on the future of Japanese ceramics.

Miami is considered the birthplace of the Art Deco preservation movement in the United States and the 16th World Congress arrives to celebrate it.