Fabio Mesa: Painter of Multitudes
By Raisa Clavijo
During the month of April, Zadok Gallery in Wynwood is presenting an exhibition of the Latin [...]
Features
Looking Toward the Future of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville. A Conversation with Marcelle Polednik
Marcelle Polednik joined the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville (MOCA) as director last February and is part of [...]
David Michael Bowers: Flesh Up Close
By Veron Ennis
The initial impression when first viewing paintings by David Michael Bowers is one of immediate awe [...]
Susy Iglicki: Rendering Reality
By Veron Ennis
Across time and place, pervasive suffering has plagued the human race. Some is inflicted by natural [...]
Florida Exhibit Showcases Significant Renaissance and Baroque Art
By Jenifer Mangione Vogt
“Offering of the Angels,” now at Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale Nova Southeastern University [...]
Beyond the Landscape. The Paintings of Diego Torres and Ania Toledo
By Raisa Clavijo
The island’s natural beauty has fascinated Cuban painters since the 19th century. Since then, many artists, [...]
An Interview with Vicente Dopico-Lerner
Vicente Dopico-Lerner is a multidisciplinary artist with a long-standing career and a solid body of work in which [...]
Vincench vs. Vincench. A Dissident Dialogue from Cuba
By Margery Gordon
Jose Angel Vincench’s first solo show in the United States is a contradiction in terms-literally. Beneath [...]
Through One Collector’s Eyes: A Conversation with Martin Margulies
Martin Z. Margulies is part of a cadre of elite collectors that have built public art institutions around [...]
