Art Space 305
Address: 230 NW 71st St Unit H, Miami, FL 33150
We firmly believe that the future of art spaces lies in collaboration
We firmly believe that the future of art spaces lies in collaboration. That is why one of our fundamental pillars at Mahara+Co & Art Space 305 is the commitment to supporting international projects and galleries, providing them with a meaningful space to show their work. The diversity of voices and perspectives greatly enriches the artistic experience and contributes to a global cultural dialogue.
[P] (786) 708-1585
[W] www.artspace305.co
Emerson Dorsch
Address: 5900 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127
Emerson Dorsch is a contemporary art gallery with two complementary roles: to represent a core group of select South Florida-based artists, to host and represent excellent emerging and mid-career visiting artists. The gallery’s name reflects the partnership in art and life between the husband and wife team Brook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch. We believe in the joys of an artful life, of experiencing art close to the source. Through all the gallery’s activities, we foster art patronage and artistic community.
[H] Monday – Friday: 9:00AM to 9:00PM
Saturday and Sunday: Times may vary based on programming and events.
[P] 305-576-1278
[W] Emersondorsch.com
DIMENSIONS VARIABLE
Addrerss: 101 nw 79th Street, Miami, FL 33150
Dimensions Variable (DV) is a nonprofit gallery founded and led by artists committed to presenting and supporting contemporary art in Miami.
Mission: Through an active program, we fund artist development, curate innovative exhibitions, collaborate on projects, publish written content, host engaging discussions, provide spaces to work, promote art acquisition, organize events, and advocate for artists to encourage a more equitable and interconnected art world. Dimensions Variable is a point of convergence for new ideas, advocacy, and a diverse audience.
[H] Thursday and Friday, 1pm – 5pm and by appointment.
[P] 305-606-0058
[W] Dimensionsvariable.net
Fabien Castanier Gallery
Address: 8397 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33138
Fabien Castanier Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that represents both established and emerging international artists. The gallery cultivates an interdisciplinary program through emphasizing contemporary art including: painting, sculpture, installation, and new media. Fabien Castanier Gallery opened in 2011 in Los Angeles (CA) and relocated in 2018 to Miami (FL). Currently the gallery has one gallery location in the Little Haiti area of Miami. In addition to a foundation of exhibitions throughout the year, the gallery participates in a number of international art fairs, continuing to expand its exhibition program by introducing cutting edge contemporary artists to audiences worldwide.
[P] (305) 602-0207
[H] Wednesday – Saturday, 12pm – 5pm Or by appointment
[E][contact@castaniergallery.com
[W] www.castaniergallery.com
Fountainhead Studios
Address: 7338 NW Miami Ct, Miami, FL 33150
Fountainhead’s mission is to elevate the voices, value, and visibility of artists in our society and make their work accessible in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Fountainhead was founded in 2008 by collectors and passionate art appreciators Kathryn and Dan Mikesell, who believe connecting people intimately with artists impacts how we move through this world, treat one another and confront today’s most critical issues. They created Fountainhead to positively impact the lives and careers of artists and nurture and grow their local arts ecosystem. Establishing a residency program for visiting national and international artists alongside an artists’ studios complex to serve the local artist community, Fountainhead has welcomed nearly 530 artists from 49 countries and engages thousands of art lovers each year. In 2019, Fountainhead launched Artists Open, a countywide open studios event that welcomes the public into over 300 artists studios all over Miami.
Fountainhead’s approach empowers artists by making connections that lead to growth in their work and careers, providing time and space to experiment and challenge their practice, and mentorship and business skills to help them lead thriving careers. In its 15-year history, Fountainhead has become a pioneering force in the arts and culture landscape developing innovative artist and community engagement programs, and cultivating key relationships with leading art institutions in South Florida and beyond.
[E] info@fountainheadarts.org
[P] (305) 482-1299
[W] www.fountainheadarts.org
Mahara+Co
Address: 224 NW 71st St, Miami, FL 33150
Mahara+Co is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to promoting the works of Latin American artists, with a special emphasis on supporting and enhancing the visibility of emerging local and international artists.
We are firmly convinced that the future of art spaces depends on collaboration. Accordingly, one of our core principles is a commitment to supporting international projects, providing them a prominent space to exhibit their work in Miami. We believe that the diversity of voices and perspectives significantly enriches the artistic experience and fosters a global cultural dialogue.
[E] info@mahara-co.com
[P] +1 (786) 498-8706
[W] Mahara-co.com
Laundromat Art Space
Address: 185 NE 59th St, Miami, FL 33137, USA
Mission & History:
Laundromat Art Space is an artist-led organization dedicated to fostering the growth of local artists. Our mission is to provide innovative curatorial opportunities and artistic programming for the community. Established in 2015 by a group of artists who had just completed residencies at other esteemed organizations, our vision was to create a unique space of our own. Today, LAS thrives in a beautifully transformed former laundromat in the vibrant neighborhood of Little Haiti in Miami, FL.
The venue is captivating, with a vast expanse of 4,500 square feet. Within its walls, you’ll find not only 11 studios but also a remarkable gallery. Laundromat is renowned for its contemporary art exhibitions, which feature a diverse range of local, national, and international works. What sets Laundromat apart is its commitment to fostering collaboration among multidisciplinary artists, providing resident artists with a unique and inspiring environment.
[E] info@laundromatartspace.com
[H] Wednesday: 12—4PM
Thursday: 12—4PM
Friday: 12—4PM
Saturday: 12—4PM
Sunday—Tuesday: By appointment only
Little Haiti Cultural Center
Address: 212 NE 59th Terrace, Miami, FL 33137
The Art Gallery serves as a space for local residents and artists abroad to display a vast collection of artwork; it hosts an art exhibit year round. It is also one of our premier locations for events, such as opening exhibitions, receptions, social mixers and private dinners. The open space is climate controlled with museum quality lighting, large windows for natural lighting, and also features an outdoor foyer at 1,560 sq. ft.
To expose the public to various visual arts, the Little Haiti Cultural Complex collaborates with various artists to collect, preserve and exhibit their work.
Adjacent to the Gallery is the Community Room, Heat Rooms (2) and Arts & Craft rooms (2).
[P] (305) 960-2969 / 305-960-2971 / 305-960-2974
[E] eduffie@miamigov.com / Daustin-bowman@miamigov.com
Locust Projects
Address: 297 NE 67th St, Miami, FL 33138
Founded by artists for artists in 1998, Locust Projects is Miami’s longest running nonprofit alternative art space. We produce, present, and nurture ambitious and experimental new art and the exchange of ideas through commissioned exhibitions and projects, artist residencies, summer art intensives for teens, and public programs on contemporary art and curatorial practice. As a leading incubator of new art and ideas, Locust Projects emphasizes boundary-pushing creative endeavors, risk-taking and experimentation by local, national and international artists. We invest in South Florida’s arts community by providing artists with project grants and empower creative careers by supporting the administrative work of being an artist through an onsite artist resource hub and access to pro bono legal services.
The only organization in Miami focused on commissioning experimental large-scale exhibitions, Locust Projects gives artists the freedom and expansive space to realize ambitious ideas that no one else is willing to produce that lead to vital career breakthroughs and opportunities.
With our move in 2023, we have doubled in size from our previous Design District location. Our 8,000+ square foot industrial warehouse in Little River/Little Haiti is a laboratory for artists to dream big and introduce the public to new art and ideas relevant to Miami and to the times we live through their exhibitions and related performances, programs, and events.
[E] info@locustprojects.org
Communications / Press Inquiries:
[E] communications@locustprojects.org
[P] (305) 576-8570
[W] www.locustprojects.org
Mia curatorial projects
Address: 6945 NE 3rd Ave, Miami, FL 33138
Dr. Bello has developed her career combining her knowledge in both Art and Sociology. She obtained a Ph.D. in Sociology with a thesis in Sociology of Art at Sorbonne University (Universite de Paris VII-Jussieu). She obtained a French Master’s Degree in Art History (1986), and a French Master’s Degree in Social Sciences (1984) at Sorbonne University. She completed her doctorate under the supervision and tutoring of well-known French sociologist of art Jean Duvignaud at Sorbonne University (Universite de Paris VII, Jussieu) in Paris. She wrote a doctoral thesis in Sociology of Art focusing on the emergence of New Figurative painting in Latin America, and Venezuela. Dr. Bello has developed her career in diverse roles within the visual arts.
[P] (786) 357-0568
Nina Johnson Gallery
Address: 6315 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33150
Nina Johnson is a contemporary art gallery committed to elevating exceptional artists and their work. Founded by Nina Johnson in 2007, we are both a pillar of Miami’s contemporary art community and an internationally recognized voice known for our wide-ranging and intuitive program. In the Spring of 2024, Nina Johnson was welcomed as a member of the Art Dealers Association of America.
Our mission is to champion exceptional artists making unique work — always forming long-term partnerships through deep, intentional connections. Our approach is artist-driven, rooted in an appreciation for historical context and the physical practice of making and exhibiting artwork. We have produced renowned exhibitions by a broad range of artists from around the world, including Nadia Ayari, Terry Allen, Germane Barnes, Judy Chicago, Ann Craven, Rob Davis, Patrick Dean Hubbell, Francesca DiMattio, Madeline Donahue, Rochelle Feinstein, Minjae Kim, Emmett Moore, Cassi Namoda, Ruby Sky Stiler, and Katie Stout.
Our gallery is located in a four building compound in Miami’s vibrant Little Haiti neighborhood and features a traditional exhibition space and a two-story residence in the backyard.
[H] Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM
[E] info@ninajohnson.com
[P] (305) 571-2288
[W] Ninajohnson.com
Pan American Art Projects
Addrerss: 274 NE 67th Street, Miami, FL 33138
Pan American Art Projects specializes in art of the Americas with the mission to build a bridge between North and South American cultures by presenting and exhibiting artists from both regions concurrently. We deal with emerging to established artists, as well as secondary market paintings, sculpture, and works on paper.
[P] (305) 751-2550
[W] www.panamericanart.comt
Piero Atchugarry Gallery
Address: 5520 NE 4th Ave, Miami, FL 33137
In 2018, fueled by the desire to reach new horizons, Piero Atchugarry expanded the gallery’s program to North America. He opened a second gallery near Miami’s renowned Design District marking a significant chapter in our international presence.
The Miami gallery has two distinct spaces: the Gallery and the Survey Space. The Gallery hosts rotating solo and group exhibitions by represented artists, often curated by guest curators. Meanwhile, the Survey Space showcases significant solo and group exhibitions, emphasizing contemporary and emerging artists with an experimental program.
[P] (305) 639-8247
[E] Admin@pieroatchugarry.com
[H] Tue — Sat: 11am to 5pm Sun & Mon: Closed
[W] Pieroatchugarry.com
Tomas Redrado art
Address: 224 NW 71st St, Miami, FL 33150
Contemporary art asks that we begin to look at the world in a different way, outside of the prevailing logic and status quo. It puts us into situations of inquisitiveness and outside of the security of assured answers. This is a way of being where the interior of the artist prevails before what is deemed politically correct. In this way, the artist breaks through the dams of contention of the establishment, surging out abstractions with infinite textures, materials and colors. What emerges gives us an art object that we can question, and questions us in return.
An artist’s freedom put into action demands the need for dialogue with people who stimulate and protect that freedom. This is how Tomás Redrado understands his role in contemporary Latin American art and art in general. There is no calling or mission without first committing oneself to the reality in which we are involved in. The different courses Tomás has treaded, his intellectual and academic coursework, experiential and experimental ways of understanding – have led him to be an individual who always faces the challenges that life proposes to him. After unintentionally deciding to settle in Miami and opening a professional art space, he renews what Inventionism did to Buenos Aires and MonteVideo, like what Neoconcretism did to Rio de Janeiro.
Before ever coming to create his space, Tomás had already envisioned the idea of getting involved with institutions and officials from the spheres of cultural management in Miami. But still, that seemed too narrow in scope, both for him and the artists who had already begun generating the dialogue required in a professional, contemporary art space. The goal was to promote, investigate, and generate criticism of contemporary art on an international and global scale.
Tomás Redrado emerges from a dynamic, new generation that is eager for cultural change and transformation – intuition, passion, and irreverence. Society proposes to us the challenge of dialogue and the threat of relative truths. Tomás Redrado addresses this challenge, working in the city of Miami to give contemporary art the necessary scope for its development. All with an eye towards the rich cultural and social framework that makes the city ripe for novelty.
[P] +1 (561) 765-0695
[H] Monday through Saturday 11-18hr
[E] gallery@tomasredrado.com
[E] tr@tomasredrado.com
