Visual Arts

“Wish You Were Here” is a career-spanning exhibition featuring 109 clay and ceramic works by Mindy Shrago.

“Glory of the World” is NSU Art Museum’s attempt to show how abstract painters working in the wake of abstract expressionism tried to find a way forward for the form.

“Future Past Perfect” features impressive, stylistically diverse work from a group of South Florida artists worth monitoring.

Robert Andy Coombs’ disability hasn’t stopped him from finding a new way to express his sexuality.

Danny Brito alleges that online fast-fashion site Shein stole a sticker design he created in 2018.

As Elle Barbeito’s garments go out into the world, a piece of the Everglades goes with them.

WOPHA documents the work of Latin American artists, including those who live in the U.S.

Zero Empty Spaces is billed as an affordable option for artists seeking studio spaces.

The Arts Challenge awards funding across a range of art forms.

Fereshteh Toosi’s Oil Ancestors: Metaphysical Hotline puts callers on the line with their future descendants.

The Miami native describes her art as “all about light, color, and sound.”

Just Scream asks participants to call in and let it all out.

After six lonely months, two South Florida art museums reopen this week.

In “a_part: A Quarantine Collaboration,” each artist’s submission must build on or draw from the one that preceded it.

Floridians can get drive-thru Botox injections, but sitting for a tattoo session remains a no-go.

Florida photographers come together to help struggling mothers during the pandemic.

A new comic anthology is amplifying local artists.

Zachary Schwartz’s painstaking reconstructions have given him a deeper appreciation for aquatic life.

A little more than 24 hours after I rang in the new decade by sipping a glass of champagne with friends, “World War III” was trending on Twitter. Iranian general Qassim Suleimani had been killed in a drone strike carried out by the United States the second day of the year, and the national conversation…

There’s more than meets the eye at this exhibit, which boasts works by Takeshi Murakami, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Jeff Koons, and other art-world stars.

YAA’s latest exhibit, from the creative duo Nice’n Easy, takes inspiration from dream interpretation, Japanese philosophy, and the “cool S” you drew in school.

History Fort Lauderdale is celebrating local Seminole artists during Native American Heritage Month in November with the exhibit Patchwork Mosaic: An Indigenous Gathering of Seminole Masterworks.