
Art Week 2022
Miami Art Week, including Design Miami and Art Basel Miami Beach, plays a critical role in enriching the education of our undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to visiting the many art fairs, museums, galleries, and special events throughout our community in which our talented students, faculty, and alumni are participating, exhibiting their work, and/or lecturing, we are looking forward to seeing you at our CARTA-sponsored Miami Art Week events. All of our events are free and open to the public, so please join us on campus, at our School of Architecture Miami Beach Urban Studios (MBUS), and/or at our CARTA | Mana Wynwood Collaboration Hub this week.
Tuesday, November 29, 6:30 PM
Architecture Exhibition Opening Reception: On Paper
Join us for the opening reception of On Paper, an exhibition featuring drawings and construction documents used for architecture exhibitions by Alexia León and Lucho Marcial of Leónmarcial Architects, Rozana Montiel Architecture Studio, and Elisa Silva and Enlace Arquitectura. Washington Gallery, SoA Miami Beach Urban Studios, 1618 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL. Free and open to the public. On view through January 31, 2023.
Tuesday, November 29, 6:30 PM
Uprooted Memories: Echoes Of Our Past
Curated by Angela Chaine and Paula Fleites
lulla Alekseeva, John Colón, Liliette Ferro, Wendy Ordonez, Rebeca Lopera, Lucia Morales, Pedro Sena, Jacob Stiltner, Melina Tsalikis, Diego Waisman. Miami Beach Visual Gallery 1602A Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL.
Wednesday, November 30, 6:00 PM
Art Installation Opening Spectrum Miami Art Fair
Stop by the Spectrum Miami Art Fair featuring artist Alex Righetto and showcasing 75 of the top galleries from around the world. Check out booth #1507, which includes works from FIU CARTA alum Brenda Presil. Learn more about Brenda Presil and her work here. Click the image for more information about the Art fair. On view through December 4, 2022. Tickets for students are $25.
Thursday, December 1, 9:00 AM
Bakehouse Open Studios Baker’s Brunch
Grab brunch bites at the Bakehouse and peruse the artists’ studios, including those of the talented FIU professors Jennifer Printz and Lauren Shapiro, and many extraordinary FIU alumni artists. While you’re there, explore the exhibition offerings throughout the Bakehouse campus. Bakehouse Art Complex, 561 Northwest 32nd Street Miami, FL. Free and open to the public.
Thursday, December 1, 5:30 PM
Extraordinary Lecture International Architect, Stefano Boeri
Hear the famed Italian architect Stefano Boeri speak about his works and recent activities focusing on urban forestry in architecture and urban planning. Learn more about Boeri and his work here: Green Obsession. 420 Lincoln Rd, Suite 440, Miami Beach, FL. Free and open to the public. Image of building courtesy of Giovanni Nardi.
Saturday, December 3, 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
FIU/WASHU MFA Graduate Meetup
Please join us for this historic meetup between FIU and WASHU MFA students and faculty during Art Basel/Art Week. Come to meet, network and create new friends. Enjoy the company of your fellow peers and students with food and drink at Mana Wynwood. Ride sharing encouraged!
On view through January 1, 2023
Rt Exhibition Unfolding The Space Between
Explore Unfolding the Space Between exhibition by FIU Professor Jennifer Printz during art week. This solo show features work that questions what forces arrange the sundry elements of the universe through play between hard-edge painting and drawing and the fluidity of printed fabric. Skolnick Surgical Tower, Mount Sinai Medical Center 4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL. Free and open to the public.
On view through January 8, 2023
Group Art Exhibition The Bluprnt
Visit The BluPrnt exhibition, curated by Robert Chambers and supported by the FIU Ratcliffe Art + Design Incubator. Featuring shows, performances, poetry, activations + experimental sound works by various artists, including FIU Professors Pip Brandt, Leo Castaneda, Orlando Garcia, Peggy Nolan and FIU Alumni Aramis O’Reilly, Rhea Leonard, Devora Perez, Dhani Shanti and more. Bridge Red Studios, 12425 NE 13th Ave, N Miami, FL. Free and open to the public.
Sunday, December 4 to Tuesday, December 6 | Virtual
Registration Now Open For FIU Conference Webinar The Inclusive Campus Of The Future
Join colleagues virtually from CARTA, Computer Science, and Academic Affairs, and from across North America for a series of talks and discussions on “The Inclusive Campus of the Future: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Extended Reality, and Student Success in Minority-Serving Institutions.” The conference explores issues of technology, identity, belonging, learning, work, and community. The webinar is free and open to the public.
On view through December 9, 2022
Landscape Architecture Exhibition Landscape Typologies
FIU students exhibit their strategies for how landscape architecture can support a more resilient Miami. This colorful exhibition addresses sea level rise and other climate-related concerns an points to actions that can protect Miami’s future. FIU Carta | Mana Wynwood, 318 NW 23rd Street, Miami FL. Free and open to the public.
On view through December 9, 2022
Photography Exhibition Gary Monroe’s Photographs Of Refuseniks In The 1980s
Enjoy this exhibition of remarkable photographs of Jewish immigrants who fled Russia for Miami Beach in the latter part of the 20th Century. In partnership with The Wolfsonian Public Humanities Lab and funded by the Florida Humanities Council. The SOA Miami Beach Urban Studios, Lincoln Gallery, 420 Lincoln Road, Suite 440. Free and open to the public. And check out the Inspicio Arts interview with Gary Monroe!
On view through December 9, 2022
FIU School of Architecture Miami Beach Urban Studios (MBUS) Virtual Gallery: Planet Portraits
FIU School of Architecture Miami Beach Urban Studios (MBUS) Senior Special Events Manager, Colette Mello is proud to curate Planet Portraits a virtual exhibition of works by world-renowned photographer Robert Zuckerman (1955–2022) who was a Distinguished Affiliate of the Miami Beach Urban Studios. Learn more about Robert Zuckerman through FIU’s Inspicio Arts magazine.
CARTA is home to a number of leading-edge academic and creative activities that prepare our graduates to use the power of communication, architecture and the arts to advance culture, build community and address the most pressing challenges of the 21st century.
CARTA is located in Miami, Miami Beach and Washington, DC, four of the nation’s most vibrant, diverse and creative cities. As a strategic community partner, CARTA produces talent that strengthens our nation’s economic and cultural development and positions Miami as an international epicenter for architecture, art, design and culture