Events

Date/Time: December 13, 5:00 pm
Location: Private Location to be Disclosed to Pariticpants
Price/Tickets: Tickets $85
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Date/Time: December 13, 10:00 pm
Location: Do Not Sit on the Furniture
Price/Tickets: TICKETS $15-$20
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Date/Time: December 13, 11:00 pm
Location: Story Nightclub
Price/Tickets: TICKETS $30-$6,000
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Date/Time: December 13, 11:00 pm
Location: Treehouse
Price/Tickets: Tickets $30
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Date/Time: December 13, 11:00 pm
Location: Treehouse
Price/Tickets: Tickets $30-$40
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Date/Time: December 14, 12:00 am
Location: Euclid Folly
Price/Tickets: Tickets TBA
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What:Haegue Yang

When:NOV 2,2019-APR 5,2020

Where:The Bass Museum of Art

How much: General Admission $10

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The Bass presents an exhibition of new and existing works from the past decade by South Korean artist Haegue Yang, including major sculptural works and large-scale installations made of venetian blinds, which are regarded as one of her signature materials. Yang’s work reflects a relentless curiosity about the world, yet simultaneously evokes feelings of displacement and “otherness.” The performativity and immersive nature of her works generate profound feelings of foreignness and alienation on both social and existential levels. Such tensions reflect our current realities and provoke questions about nation-state, diaspora and metaphorical homelessness. The Bass is a particularly resonant site to present Yang’s work, considering that over fifty percent of the population in Miami-Dade County is born outside of the United States.

What: Art and Design in the Modern Age: Selections from The Wolfsonian Collection

When:On Going

Where: The Wolfsonian–FIU

How much: $12

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Art and Design in the Modern Age provides an overview of the museum’s holdings of American and European artifacts from 1850 to 1950. Culled from the Wolfsonian collection are approximately 300 works in a variety of formats, ranging from books, posters, and postcards to decorative arts, architectural models, paintings, and sculptures. Focal points include design-reform movements, urbanism, industrial design, transportation, world’s fairs, advertising, and political propaganda.

This evergreen exhibition, inaugurated in November 1995 and periodically updated, examines the ways in which art and design have both influenced and adapted to the modern world. During the mid-nineteenth to mid-twentieth centuries, the fine arts were characterized by unprecedented experimentation and innovation, while design became a critical issue for producers and consumers as machine-made objects replaced those crafted by hand. The works on display demonstrate designers’ responses to the profound social and technological changes stimulated by the Industrial Revolution and reveal how people living in this tumultuous period viewed the world and their place in it.

What: Vinyasa Yoga @ Faena Hotel 

When: Wednesday thhrough Sunday @ 10AM

Where:Faena Hotel Miami Beach

How much: $25

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Feel the flow every weekend at Tierra Santa Healing House with morning Vinyasa yoga classes led by Lina Pinilla.

These 90-minute classes are held every Wednesday - Sunday at 10:00 am. All experience levels welcome.

What:ETERNITY NOW, 2015 by Sylvie Fleury

When: Long-Term View

Where:The Bass Museum of Art

How much:General Admission $10

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Sylvie Fleury is known for her seductive works that re-contextualize status symbols, luxury goods and brand slogans. Eternity Now, 2015 is her latest site-specific neon, and is installed on the historic, Art Deco façade of The Bass, facing Collins Park.

“Sylvie Fleury uses contemporary iconography to suggest a deeper irony,” says curator Jose Carlos Diaz. “While the museum undergoes its transformation, her glowing text ‘Eternity Now’, amplifies the museum’s present and infinite future all at once, while also speaking to the visitors of Miami Beach.”