When the Tropics Refuse Paradise

Erick Víquez on landscape, painting, and the weight of inherited narratives.

Jul 2 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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June 2026

Why do we travel?

Two weeks in Paris: conversations across generations of artists.

Jun 20 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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May 2026

Beautiful Ruins

Notes from a poetry workshop that unexpectedly led to a poem

May 6 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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March 2026

When a Gallery Starts Laughing

Claudia Bitrán and Bruno Munari on lightness, humor, and the weight of art.

Mar 23 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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January 2026

The Shape of Thinking

Felice Grodin’s drawings trace thought at the edge of language.

Jan 3 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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December 2025

Inherited Geometry

A reflection on perception, lineage and the echoes of Neo-Concretism.

Dec 29, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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What Stayed

Notes from Miami Art Week 2025

Dec 17, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio and Esteban Terenzio

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Leo Castañeda: a conversation

Multimedia artist and video game director Leo Castañeda on creating alternate worlds using mythology as a lens to understand people and nature.

Dec 16, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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October 2025

We Can Swim

Walking through Nazarethana, artist Paulo Nazareth offers a sacred cartography shaped by his mother’s voice, ancestral memory, and color.

Oct 25, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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Islands Within an Island

Three Brazilian artists in Miami trace memory, place, and belonging.

Oct 3, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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June 2025

The Story That Remains

At the Miami Beach Regional Library, Rosemarie Chiarlone explores the fragility of cultural memory through text, texture, and space.

Jun 28, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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May 2025

Shirin Neshat: Born of Fire

At the Parrish Art Museum, Shirin Neshat’s survey traces the emotional and political landscapes of exile.

May 21, 2025 • Carmen F. de Terenzio

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