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The Story That Remains
At the Miami Beach Regional Library, Rosemarie Chiarlone explores the fragility of cultural memory through text, texture, and space.
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio
Shirin Neshat: Born of Fire
At the Parrish Art Museum, Shirin Neshat’s survey traces the emotional and political landscapes of exile.
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio
Glenda León's borderless love
'I believe we need poetry more than ever—not to escape from reality, but to face it,' Glenda León
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio
Tony Cragg: Infinite forme e bellissime
“Art is the only discipline that uses matter and materials in a non-utilitarian way, solely to create new forms, new ideas, new emotions.” T. Cragg
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio
Threading Ideas
Tracing marks and stitching stories: up close at this year’s Miami Art Week.
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio and Esteban Terenzio
The unbound universe of Helen Frankenthaler
A visit to the most recent exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, Italy
 • Anabella Salazar
Giving Form to Time
Photographer Luis Paredes' fractured images trace the fragile threads of time and resilience, mapping the landscapes of memory and the future.
 • Carmen F. de Terenzio
State of Wonder
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