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Miami's Art Scene: From Graffiti to Posthumous Tributes
30 Nov
Summary
- Little Havana offers a Cuban enclave with historical monuments.
- Wynwood Walls showcases rotating contemporary street art murals.
- Two major posthumous exhibitions honor artists Joyce Pensato and Richard Hunt.
Miami's cultural landscape extends far beyond the Art Basel tents, offering visitors a deep dive into history and art. Little Havana stands as a testament to Cuban heritage, featuring historical monuments and serving as a gathering place for the community. This vibrant neighborhood is complemented by the dynamic street art scene at Wynwood Walls, which displays a rotating collection of murals.
The city is also hosting significant posthumous retrospectives. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, is presenting major exhibitions for painter Joyce Pensato, known for her renditions of cartoon characters, and sculptor Richard Hunt, a pioneering figure in abstract public art. These shows highlight their extensive careers and impact.
These exhibitions offer a unique opportunity to explore Miami's multifaceted artistic identity. From the poignant historical echoes in Little Havana to the cutting-edge visuals in Wynwood and the profound legacies of celebrated artists, the city provides a rich cultural experience complementing the Art Basel festivities.
