The Pérez Art Museum Miami’s new chief curator sees Reefline as a model for a type of environmentally restorative public art that can be replicated globally

The Argentine artist Nina Surel is enamoured with Villa Paula—an architectural transplant of sorts that was built for the Cuban consul in the late 19th century

The show features some of FF Projects’ artists, and brings community-minded art to the Allapattah neighborhood market

A Miami native and director at Nina Johnson gallery, Ors developed a deep appreciation for the park even before she learned of its connection to Isamu Noguchi

The founder of the Prizm fair, which is devoted to artists from the African diaspora, shares her admiration for a unique residency in the Everglades

Cuts in federal, state and county funding—sometimes to nil—are pushing South Florida’s arts ecosystem to the brink

An exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum explores the range—and limitations—of organizing terms like Latinx and Chicanx

While the local art scene has thrived since the arrival of Art Basel, doing business beyond the city is increasingly important

Here are the shows to visit beyond the Art Basel fair this week

Lee Pivnik’s Symbiotic House, ultimately intended to take the form of a residency and ecology centre, is at an especially creative stage of crowd-sourced imagineering

Exhibition of the Mexican artist’s documents tell of often fraught dealings with doctors and the support she received from friends

Wilfredo Prieto's public art comes out of his nomadic life as an artist

Works on view draw on themes of collaboration and agency, at the same time the government seeks to control what art can be shown on the island

Dealers mount work that responds to political tensions while noting art is a 'difficult business' in Havana

Independent artists groups plan to put Cuba's controversial Decree 349 to the test

Works at mid-tier price points are moving quickly at the 16th edition of the Mexico City fair, according to exhibitors