Creole Archive Project: Poloné Nwa – Constitution 1805 Exhibition
On view through June 27, 2025. Design Gallery.
To celebrate Haitian Heritage Month, the Creole Archive Project: Poloné Nwa – Constitution 1805 by Dr. Jacek Kolasiński invites viewers to uncover a powerful and often forgotten chapter of Haitian and Polish history. The exhibition explores the unlikely alliance between Polish legionnaires and Haitian revolutionaries during the fight for Haiti’s independence.
BPM: BEATS, PICS, & MASTERS Exhibition
On view through July 24, 2025. Washington Gallery.
BPM: BEATS, PICS, & MASTERS is a compelling three-part visual art series by multi-hyphenate artist Rahassan “FLY GUY” Alexander and curated by Noëlle Françoise. The series explores the mental, emotional, and psychological tolls faced by DJs who dedicate their lives to entertaining audiences night after night.
A celebration and deep dive into the DJ’s journey, BPM aims to humanize these artists, offering viewers a fresh perspective on their lives beyond the turntables. In a post-pandemic world shaped by profound change, the series provides a poignant lens into the shared struggles and complexities of DJs worldwide—many of whom continue to navigate their demanding profession with resilience and passion.
The Unusual Suspects Exhibition
On view through August 8, 2025. Miami Beach Visual Arts Gallery.
Curated by Ema Ri and Dennis Scholl
The Unusual Suspects brings together fourteen remarkable artists whose work, despite its excellence, remains largely unseen within Miami’s vibrant visual art scene. Ranging across a variety of disciplines and materials, each of their practices reflect deep craftsmanship, conceptual rigor, and singular vision. Some have quietly honed their skills for years, while others create prolifically despite remaining on the periphery of the art world’s spotlight. What they share is a rare position: they are exceptional makers who, for various reasons, seldom exhibit their work.
Kindsight Exhibition
On view through August 31, 2025. Washington Gallery.
The Kindsight exhibition by Robert Zuckerman invites viewers to experience the world through a lens of empathy, gratitude, and human connection. Showcasing 11 works from his celebrated book Kindsight, the exhibition highlights Zuckerman’s remarkable ability to reveal the beauty and depth in everyday moments, encouraging reflection on the power of kindness and human presence.
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