OTHÓN CASTAÑEDA: AN ARTIST WITH AN ECLECTIC REPERTOIRE

Mural Semilla Volátil (Volatile Seed), by Othón Castañeda. 1465 SW 8th Street. Little Havana. Miami, FL. Courtesy garymercerphoto.com
By Yuleina Barredo
The city of Miami reaffirms itself as a hotbed of identities that lend a multicultural flavor to its urban dynamic. If for decades Cuban emigration has been the chief Hispanic ingredient in the growing Miami community, today that preponderance coexists with credos, races and languages from every corner of the planet. Thanks to this context, hundreds of doors are simultaneously opened, releasing the essential oils that enrich the cycle of human existence.
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Project Room: Pablo Soria
October 10 – November 7, 2009
Denarrations - Curated by Gerardo Mosquera
November 14, 2009 – January 2, 2010
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Pan American Art Projects
September 5 - October 3, 2009
Opening September 12, 2009
Leopoldo Romañach & the Cuban Avant-Garde
On view through August [...]
Mariano Costa-Peuser: Anti-Art Man
Hardcore Art Contemporary Space
Opening September 12, 2009
On September 12th, 2009, Hardcore Art Contemporary Space will open the [...]













