Soak in art of all forms at these three public art installations in magical Miami neighborhoods.
View of The Bass and Sylvie Fleury’s “Eternity Now” (2015) from Collins Park THE BASS, MIAMI BEACH
The Bass Museum Public Art
Miami’s art scene is exponentially evolving as The Bass, Miami Beach will proudly present two new solo exhibitions this fall. Museumgoers are invited to experience quality art and delve into the artists’ vision. Jamilah Sabur’s The Harvesters is a mixed-media exhibition representing the balance between work and play. Inspired by renowned artist Pieter Bruegel’s artwork of the same name, Sabur’s pieces pay homage to history and the human experience of diversity and culture. Another exhibition on view is Adrián Villar Rojas’ The End of Imagination, a mixed-media installation inspired by the past, present and future. Rojas plays with the concept of time, using whimsical sculptural figures to create an immersive environment for spectators. 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, thebass.org
Richard Orlinski’s Sculptures on Lincoln Road
Artist Richard Orlinski PHOTO: COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
This year, Lincoln Road (lincolnrd.com) is calling all art aficionados as famed French artist Richard Orlinski’s life-sized monumental sculptures land in Miami Beach. The open-air activation will showcase 12 giant electrifying pieces bringing a one-of-a-kind experience to the popular eight-block shopping and dining destination. Driven by the desire to redefine contemporary art, Orlinski—whose work is inspired by pop culture icons—is known for his large geometrical sculptures that symbolize freedom, passion and power. From majestic pink lions to a red crocodile by the Nike store, the public art installation will feature iconic pieces from Orlinski’s recent Avenue des Champs-Élysées exhibition in Paris, on display until March.
“Wild Kong” sculpture by Orlinski. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
Wynwood Walls
2022 mural at Wynwood Walls by Dasic Fernandez BY NIKA KRAMER/COURTESY OF WYNWOOD WALLS
Known for showcasing innovative and inspired curated works, the iconic Wynwood Walls is celebrating Miami Art Week, taking on the theme Future Starts Now. Showcasing a roundup of 10 internationally renowned artists and mural installations from all over the world, including Dasic Fernandez, Leon Keer, Millo, Lelin Alves and more, the murals are full of passion, vibrant colors and creativity. The outdoor exhibit will also unveil Shepard Fairey’s newest mural honoring Tony Goldman’s legacy and Hebru Brantley’s solo show inside the Goldman Global Arts Gallery. 266 NW 26th St., Miami, thewynwoodwalls.com
Photography by: Photo By: Nika Kramer / Courtesy of Wynwood Walls
