Cruz-Diez Interactive at MAM

Carlos Cruz-Diez, Cromosaturación (Chromosaturation),1965-2008. Three chromo-cubicles. Site-specific environment (Fluorescent lights with blue, red and green filters). Courtesy of Americas Society Gallery, New York. Photo: Arturo Sanchez

Through June 20, 2010

Miami Art Museum is presenting an exhibition of interactive works by Carlos Cruz-Diez. Born in Caracas in 1923, Cruz-Diez is one of Latin America’s most important living masters. “Carlos Cruz-Diez: The Embodied Experience of Color” marks the artist’s first exhibition to focus solely on sensory chromatic environments and interactive projects.

Cruz-Diez, a major figure in the international kinetic art movement, was recently selected to create a signature artwork feature for the new Miami Marlins Stadium’s four-acre entrance plaza, one of the largest of any stadium in United States history, which will use a paving system based on color, line and viewer perception as visual signage to the various stadium entrances.

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“Carlos Cruz-Diez: The Embodied Experience of Color” (March 20 - June 20, 2010)

Miami Art Museum. 101 West Flagler St., Miami, FL  33130

www.miamiartmuseum.org