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o Artist: Nathalie Alfonso

o Title: LineScape, Devils Potato IX

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Soft Pastel on Archival Paper, Mounted on Wood Panels

o Dimensions: 18 x 24 inches | Unique Edition

o Description: Produced as part of the solo exhibition LineScape | 2023

o Artist website or Instagram: nathaliealfonsostudio@gmail. com | @nathalie_alfonso_studio

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o Artist: Dona Altemus

o Title: Sounding Perforations

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Digital photograph

o Dimensions: 11 x 16 inches

o Description: A series of site specific spatial interventions in South Florida native landscapes that were funded by he Miami Individual Artists (MIA) Grants Program.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://donaaltemus.com

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o Artist: Gabriela Ayza

o Title: SELLING PANTIES EDITION

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Enameled ceramic

o Dimensions: 9 x 11 inches

o Description: My project in progress "selling panties", which portrays aspects of contemporary life, women and false liberalism with humor and sarcasm. I offer for sale my unique panty sculptures, made with glazed ceramic.

o Artist website or

Instagram: www.gabrielaayza.com | @ayzagabriela

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o Artist: Amadeo Azar

o Title: The Voices #1

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Watercolor and glazed pottery on paper

o Dimensions: 27 3/5 x 17 7/10 x 2 inches

o Artist website or Instagram: https://dotfiftyone.com/AMADEO-AZAR

Courtesy of artist and DOTFIFTYONE GALLERY

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o Artist: Glen Barkley

o Title: Adams Stink Bottle

o Year: 2020

o Medium: Earthenware

o Dimensions: 6 x 4 x2 inches

o Description: Glenn Barkley is an artist, writer, curator and gardener based in Sydney and Berry NSW, Australia. His work operates in the space between these interests drawing upon ceramics deep history, to popular song, the garden and conversations about art and the internet. He was previously senior curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (2008-14) and curator of the University of Wollongong Art Collection (1996-2007).
He is co-founder of Kilnit Experimental Ceramics Studio Glebe and Co-Director of The Curators Department an independent curatorial agency based in Sydney. He has work in the Art Gallery of South Australia, National Gallery of Australia and Artbank Sydney.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://mindysolomon.com/artist/glenn-barkley/

Courtesy of artist and Mindy Solomon Gallery

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o Artist: Johanna Boccardo
o Title: Totem 2
o Year: 2023
o Dimensions: 28 x 15 inches
o Description: Original mixed media on Arches, french cotton paper.
Website: johanna.miami
IG: @jojapiposa

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o Artist: Jorge Cabiases

o Title: Untitled #11

o Year: 2021

o Medium: Acrylic on canvas

o Dimensions: 23 3/5 x 19 7/10 inches

o Description: Although Jorge Cabieses' paintings are distinctly geometric, his approach success to outsmart an apparent exhausted tradition. His high clean and regular forms are contrasted by the use of hard and rustic materials as supports or by extremely figurative scenes displayed as a background. Applied with oil stick, the areas of solid and plain colors are reminiscent of geometric abstraction painters. Contrary to the artistic missions embraced by these mid-twentieth century artists -the quest for an autonomous language- Cabieses's practice is grounded in the contradiction between the optic and haptic dimensions. This is the contradiction upon which his work stands and from which it acquires the power that has made him renowned all around Latin America.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://dotfiftyone.com/JORGE-CABIESES

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o Artist: Jen Clay

o Title: Let's be friends

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Watercolor paper cutout, fabric dye, and ink

o Dimensions: 7 x 4 inches

o Description: "I am motivated by a contradiction that exists within my family and the small town I was raised, where otherness and uncertainty in local lore are embraced, yet, otherness in people- namely expressions of mental illness and trauma- is met with resistance and denial." JC

o Artist website or Instagram: https://emersondorsch.com/artist/jen-clay/

Courtesy of artist and Emerson Dorsch Gallery

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o Artist: Monica Czukerberg
o Title: Tejiendo el Universo III
o Year: 2019
o Medium: Mixed media on Canvas
o Dimensions: 43 x 43 inches
o Description: part of a series of 3 pieces that talk about the connection that exists between nature, the traditions of Mexico and the universe. In an abstract language the piece tells us about the organic shapes and typical colors of Mexico along with the jute rope, all in a set that reminds us of the fusion between these elements.

o Artists Website or Instagram: @monicaczukerberg

o Description: http://www.johndefaro.com/bio.html

o Artist website or Instagram: http://www.johndefaro.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/johndefaro/

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o Artist: Cara Despain

o Title: Slow Burn photo series (Monument Valley 3)

o Year: 2024

o Medium: 35mm photo transferred to digital print with a dynamite fuse strung through the shadow with box frame.

o Dimensions: 24 x 36 inches

o Description: The piece will be completed by the artist--burned--with the patron who buys the work.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://caradespain.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/caradespain/?hl=en

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o Artist: Dahlia Elsayed and Andrew Demirjian

o Title: Title: How is Now?

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Hand tufted and hand dyed wool rug.

o Dimensions: 61 x 49 inches | Edition of 2

o Description: Produced as part of the exhibition SK3000 | Locust Projects 2024

o Artist website or Instagram: @dahliaelsayed @slientpatterns

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o Artist: Sarah Ferrer

o Title: Angel Boy

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Ceramic

o Dimensions: 7 x 7 x 5 1.2 inches

o Description: Sarah Ferrer uses clay in order to bring her drawings and paintings to life. She creates objects and figures that are inspired by her feelings that derive from the mundane moments of everyday life. Sarah glazes her work the way she would paint or draw it two dimensionally, creating a piece that looks 2-D while existing in a 3-D form. This piece is a depiction of the people in our lives who we see as real life angels. Sarah incorporates lively sparkles and a pair of angel wings on the figure. They're used as a form of decoration such as a sticker or a playful sketch and becomes a reflection of a person's individual point of view.

o Artist website or Instagram: sarahferrer.com | @2win.ssarah

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o Artist: Sarah Ferrer

o Title: Heaven Gate

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Ceramic

o Dimensions: 5 x 6 x 4 inches

o Description: Sarah Ferrer uses clay in order to bring her drawings and paintings to life. She creates objects and figures that are inspired by her feelings that derive from the mundane moments of everyday life. Sarah glazes her work the way she would paint or draw it two dimensionally, creating a piece that looks 2-D while existing in a 3-D form. This piece is a depiction of the people in our lives who we see as real life angels. Sarah incorporates lively sparkles and a pair of angel wings on the figure. They're used as a form of decoration such as a sticker or a playful sketch and becomes a reflection of a person's individual point of view.

o Artist website or Instagram: sarahferrer.com | @2win.ssarah

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o Artist: Samantha Noelia Ferrer

o Title: Decorated Vase

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Ceramic

o Dimensions: 8 x 6 1/2 x 9 1/3 inches

o Description: Hand Built Ceramic vase carved with glaze inlay and application.

o Artist website or Instagram: @2win.sam

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o Artist: Gonzalo Fuenmayor

o Title: Carmen Toucans

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Charcoal on paper

o Dimensions: 40 x 26 inches

o Description: Gonzalo Fuenmayor has questioned the ideas of what a Latin American artist should be. He makes drawings and installations which persistently deal with two major topics for him: cultural hybridity and transnational identity. Concerned about the effects of modernization and progress not only on natural environments, but mostly on Latin American culture and its ways of being displayed internationally through stereotypes and common places. His aim seems to be not exclusively, to denounce banalization but also to understand its aesthetic mechanisms and cultural power. In the last years he produced large-scale charcoal drawings (of subjects such as palms, storms, royal interiors and furniture), by which he explores tropical symbols in a surreal contact with an opulent and elegant imagery. His work triggers political and sensitive responses, as its stands firmly in the vernacular and artistic tradition of ornament, deeply rooted in the subcontinent.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://dotfiftyone.com/GONZALO-FUENMAYOR-1

Courtesy of artist and DOT FIFTYONE GALLERY

On view at Locust Projects April 13 - April 20 (For access on April 20 to the 2024 Spring Fling ticket is required PURCHASE HERE)

o Artist: Haiiileen

o Title: Awaken Magiiic 03

o Year: 2024 o Medium: acid free poster, with acid free 400 thread paper, artist own chemical process

o Dimensions: 16 x 20 inches

o Description: Haiiileen's latest addition to her oeuvre, titled 'Awaken Magiiic 03', marks a pivotal transition as she harnesses her innovative technique developed through her exploration of rainbow chromatic visuals. This piece is a vibrant abstract collage on acid-free archival poster board. It represents a continuation of her artistic journey that began during the pandemic, where she first ventured into creating a unique chemical solution to capture and repurpose the essence of her collected images into a new body of work. The 'Awaken Magiiic' series epitomizes her progression, embracing an alchemy of color and form that transforms these elements into a compelling visual symphony. Each piece serves not only as a testament to Haiiileen's creative evolution but also as a standalone masterpiece within her expanding spectrum of abstract expressions

o Artist website or Instagram: www.haiiileen.com | @haiiileen

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o Artist: Juan Henriquez

o Title: Todas las Demas

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Acrylic, graphite, ink, spray and crayon on canvas.

o Dimensions: 62 x 55 inches

o Description: My pictorial work originates from that psycho-sensitive duplicity that allows viewers to look without rules and perceive carefully at the same time. This alternation of the spontaneous and the deliberate allows things happen, let images arise, and then tie ends or establishes connections, either in the visual space or in the realm of ideas. It is all a matter of accepting the undertaking of seeing in its double condition of being a playful event but also a cognitive vehicle.

o Artist website or Instagram: www.juanhenriquez.com | @juanjhenriquez

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o Artist: David Hicks

o Title: Bloom Head

o Year: 2019

o Medium: Ceramic

o Dimensions: 7 x 7 x 8 inches

o Description: David Hicks' works, drawing inspiration from nature and agricultural products, examines the formal qualities of plans and organic forms common to the American landscape.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://mindysolomon.com/artist/david-hicks/

Courtesy of artist and Mindy Solomon Gallery

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o Artist: Karla Kantorovich

o Title: Sounds of Nature

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Handmade paper, found objects, fabrics, and thread.

o Dimensions: 16 x 21 inches

o Description: This piece is part of the collection of AMATE , an immersive art installation inspired by ancestral papermaking techniques, especially by Mexican Amate paper. Drawing upon the essence of papermaking traditions and rituals, Kantorovich creates a contemporary version of handmade works using locally sourced recycled materials. With this work, Kantorovich explores the intrinsic qualities of paper: it is malleable and fragile, and it can burn in an instant, yet it can also last for centuries. Paper can be easily destroyed but also reconstructed. It can be recycled, transformed, and preserved. She also incorporates found leaves and branches to signify her spiritual bond with the natural world and uses thread to connect all the pieces.

o Artist website or Instagram: kantokarla.com @karlakanto

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o Artist: Philip Lique

o Title: Small Sketch Prototype

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Lumber

o Dimensions: 5 1/2 x 14 x 3 1/2 inches

o Description: Process is an emphasis of my practice. I find common grounds between materials, skills, and crafts, and histories by working across media and mediums and between nonprofits, galleries, museums, and artist-run-spaces. This small sculpture is a kind of sketch for larger piece that is yet to be realized. This work is a prototype: an exploration of material and craft , as well as a model for scale.

o Artist website or instagram: https://www.instagram.com/philip_lique/?hl=en

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o Artist: Michael Loveland
o Title: Polka Doty
o Year: 2022
o Medium: UV ink print on Bristol board
o Dimensions: 17 1/4 x 14 1/4 inches
o Description: Commemorative print
celebrating my outdoor sculpture installation at the Andy Warhol Museum.
o Artist Instagram: @michael_loveland_studios

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o Artist: Laura Marsch

o Title: Low Effort High Yield

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Gouache, ink, gold leaf and embroidery on paper,

o Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 inches

o Description: Laura Marsh is a textile artist with a social practice. Her spheres, flags, and installations contain social mottos and humanitarian texts. From two generations of women who sew, Marsh practices a do-it-yourself approach that is accessible and hands-on. Her desire to define spaces that are place-makers for others to express the need for more fluid conversations about feminism, gender, and class issues. Marsh regards her practice as multilayered and transformative and it is often participatory. She supports the activation of uncommon sites. Marsh received her MFA from Yale University School of Art and a BFA from the Cleveland Institute of Art. She has exhibited nationally at venues including The Whitney Museum of American Art, Printed Matter, Field Projects, Jane Lombard Gallery, Tilton Gallery in NY, Locust Projects, Bernice Steinbaum Gallery, and Deering Estate in Miami. Marsh is in the collections of Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz, Dennis and Debra Scholl, and Mindy and Michael Solomon. She has been an artist in residence at Oolite Arts (Miami Beach, US), Mana Contemporary (Miami, US), and Siena Art Institute (Siena, Italy). She's represented by Dot Fiftyone Gallery in Miami.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://www.lauramarsh.net/

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o Artist: Pablo Francisco Matute

o Title: "Cultural barriers"

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Charcoal on paper

o Dimensions: 14 x 21 inches

o Description: My work explores the theme of recontextualization, looking at objects and the world and reinterpreting them through my eyes based on my experiences as a second-generation Latino living in South Florida, this idea of preservation was instilled into me at an early age. Throughout my work, you can see small homages to my Ecuadorian roots. This piece titled "Cultural Barriers" is a symbolic representation of that phrase. So many of us have grown up with our culture instilled within us. Understanding these distinctions has helped me see these dissimilarities as not barriers but bridges to other cultures and ways of living. The banana plants growing behind the wall are made to represent that beauty, changing something that was originally intended to be restricting into something that becomes welcoming.

o Artist website or Instagram: pablomatuteart.com/ ig; pablo_matuteart

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o Artist: Jillian Mayer

o Title: Some jerk I know from the internet

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Fused glass

o Dimensions: 8 x 5 inches

o Description: #141 - Francis

o Artist website or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jillian_mayer_/?hl=en

Courtesy of artist and David Castillo Gallery

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o Artist: We Are Nice'n Easy

o Title: Swimmer (2120 Teal)

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Acrylic Mirror

o Dimensions: approx 24 x 48 inches

o Description: We Are Nice'n Easy is a collaborative endeavor by Artists Allison Matherly and Jeffrey Noble based in Miami, FL. Focused on creating immersive mixed media installations, Nice'n Easy develops a visually cohesive subtropical vernacular with their material choices and use of repeated motifs. The Nice'n Easy Water Bodies series takes the form of a ripple, splash or pool shape subdivided into puzzle like pieces by an undulating pattern defining the negative space. Colored mirror shapes float off the wall with standoffs creating subtle shadows while the mirror surface reflects the surroundings through its tinted hue. Figures or bodies emerge from the pattern described by subtle shifts in line and color, evoking a sense of immersion, tranquillity and elegance.

o Artist website or Instagram: www.weareniceneasy.com | @weareniceneasy

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o Artist: Michele Oka Doner

o Title: Salty

o Year: 2021

o Medium: Letterpress print on Rives BFK paper

o Dimensions: 15 x 11 1/4 inches

o Description: Salty, 2021, was created for Exile Books & Printed Matter, Inc. and printed by Extra Virgin Press. It brings to life with ink and paper a signature image from A Walk on the Beach at Miami International Airport, the work of art that celebrates the beauty of Miami's surrounding waters and the life forms within that exist beyond the reach of our gaze. Salty visualizes the presence of salt in those waters by depicting the crystallization process, particles of salt lined up along the axis to form beautiful, intersecting formations. This structure lends both the imagined image, and life itself, energy and spark. We have within an internalized ocean necessary for our body to thrive, binding us to Salty's magical presence, mixing our blood with golden ink. Edition of 100, signed and numbered.

o Artist website or Instagram: www.exileprojects.com

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o Artist: Christina Pettersson

o Title: Water Ecologies

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Two color screenprint

o Dimensions: 11 x 17 inches

o Description: Screenprint created by Christina Pettersson to accompany the special edition of Water Ecologies for our Shared Future, an ode to the rich and diverse ecosystems that make South Florida a unique and threatened treasure. Produced by EXILE Books, printed by IS Projects.

o Artist website or Instagram: www.exileprojects.com

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o Artist: Ema Ri

o Title: Zipper

o Year: 2023

o Medium: gypsum board and industrial house paint

o Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 3 inches

o Description: Layers of house paint are applied over drywall and then peeled back to create abstract forms that elude movement and appear skin-like, they also have an ethereal quality, but often I find that these forms, much like my 2-dimensional artworks come from nature and/or the human body and psyche.

o Artist website or Instagram: Instagram @Ema_Ri_ 2.0o

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o Artist: Donna Ruff

o Title: Frieze 16

o Year: 2022

o Medium: burn and gold leaf drawing

o Dimensions: 28 x 21 inches

o Description: Frieze is a drawing done with a burning tool, layered with gold leaf in sections. The design is based on 7 inch circles and squares, inspired by illuminated manuscripts in sacred texts and friezes in sacred spaces. I created about 25 of these over the years of 2010-2015. They have been collected privately in the US and the UK. The paper is 28" x 21" and is floated in a dark wood frame. The price is based on previous sales.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://donnaruffstudio.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/donnaruffstudio

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o Artist: Dennis Scholl

o Title: Untitled ('65 Giants)

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Acquired objects over color marker on paper and graphite

o Dimensions: 28 x 28 inches

o Description: Drawing and assemblage of original 1965 baseball cards.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://schollcreative.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/schollcreative/

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o Artist: Alette Simmons-Jimenez

o Title: Our House #2

o Year: 2018

o Medium: M/M Painting-Construction:

o Dimensions: 24 x 20 x 1 1/2 inches

o Description: My creative process involves layering, assembly, and erasure, blurring the boundaries between abstract concepts and tangible forms. I employ hybrid approaches, blending various mediums, techniques, and artistic conventions to create paintings, assemblages, and sculptures that reflect my personal experiences, memories, and dreams. My artistic practice is deeply intertwined with nature, celebrating the connections and contradictions that define our existence, highlighting the endless possibilities that occupy the space in-between. This work is composed of oil, graphite, charcoal, spray paint, cardboard, and tacks on oil-stained wood panel. Organic elements float across the visual space and attempt to find a balance as they collide with geometric shapes. I still question if I was referencing my own house and garden, or Nature itself as "our House?"

o Artist website or Instagram: www.alettesimmonsjimenez.com | @alette2012

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o Artist: Fredric Snitzer

o Title: Bear

o Year: 2023

o Medium: Cast bronze w/ cherry base

o Dimensions: 6 3/4 x 4 x 5 inches

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o Artist: Typoe Gran

o Title: Play set (upside down and all around),

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Colored pencil on paper

o Dimensions: 12 x 9 inches

o Description: Typoe Gran (b. 1983, Miami) is a Jewish-Cuban mixed media artist whose work focuses on painting, sculpture, murals, and installation in both the private and public realms. His work has been exhibited at Crystal Bridges Museum, Bentonville, Arkansas, Locust Projects, Miami, FL, Public Art of UH System, Houston, TX, Artis-Naples, Naples, FL, and Faena Art Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Public commissions of his art can be found in the permanent collections of the Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA, and the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), Miami, FL.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://www.typoe.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/typoe/

o Percentage: Artist 50% | Locust Projects 50%

Courtesy of artist and PRIMARY

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o Artist: Tom Virgin
o Title: This Is My Body, Food and Freedom, "We Know,"
o Year: 2023

o Medium: Letterpress printed book and print
o Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches x 1/2 | Print 9 x 12 inches
o Description: This Is My Body, Of Food And Freedom, 2023.
Written by Edwidge Danticat. Design, drawing, printing, and binding by Tom Virgin. Timeline by John
Ermer & Tom Virgin. Food & Freedom is printed on French Paper's Starch White Speckletone using
Adobe Caslon Pro. The cover is vintage Cave Paper. This book is 9.5 in x 6.25 in x .5 in. 25 pages.
The book is bound with a kettle stitch using waxed linen thread, reinforced with Okawara paper, and a katazome paper spine wrap. Artwork includes three natural spreads with linoleum prints, and folios
with a timeline that follows the essay through the book. All pages are hand printed on a 1949 Vandercook 4 Proof Press using wood type, polymer plates, and linoleum plates.

o Artist website or instagram: http://www.extravirginpress.com | @extravirginpress

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o Artist: Jill C. Weisberg

o Title: She Comes First V3

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Archival Photo on Pearl Paper

o Dimensions: 11 x 14 inches

o Description: Jill C. Weisberg is a contemporary artist based in South Florida. Her paintings and large-scale public installations call attention to feminine types and stereotypes interlaced with more challenging notions of feminist theory. As a native of Hollywood, Weisberg's concepts and materials are heavily informed by the hot, vibrant natural environment and the sensuous cultural backdrop of South Florida. "She Comes First V3" is the documentation photo of a site specific public art installation. Using feminist text and thousands of round pink reflective sequins, this unique installation explores the idea of shifting context by the means of double entendre. By integrating type with eye-catching materials, SHE COMES FIRST intends to evoke a strong emotional response and dialogue about equality.

As each letter of this text installation is seperate piece, there have been three different versions created at three different sites.

o Artist website or Instagram: www.jillcweisberg.com | @jill_ dubbleyou

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o Artist: Rebecca White
o Title: Remnants: Blood-Moon
o Year: 2022
o Medium: Printmaking ink, charcoal, gilder's wax on paper
o Dimensions: 16 x 19.25 inches
o Description: Rebecca White is an artist based in Miami, Florida. Her work often speaks to events that have societal relevance, centering the impact these occurrences have on our collective human spirit. While she works in diverse applications, including painting, mixed-media, and printmaking, the conceptual underpinnings of her work frequently connect to mythologies, practices of working with energy and communication with the unseen, and esoteric notions such as alchemy and imagined languages.

The "Remnants" series is a mixed-media exploration of energy, form, genesis, decay, loss, and regeneration. Utilizing monoprint technique and some less-typical materials such as ashes, the series depicts abstracted elements of the environment in South Florida, and reflecting on ways in which death and rebirth are present at all times.
o Artist website or Instagram: @rebeccakaywhite

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o Artist: Elizabeth Withstandley

o Title: Getaway Still #1

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Type C Print on Aluminum

o Dimensions: 16 x 24 inches

o Description: This image is from the 10 channel video installation titled "Getaway" that was completed following an AIRIE residency in the Everglades. The project uses the backdrop of a tragic event that occurred at the Everglades in the mid-1990s to explore a misinterpreted land. The installation featured a 30 minute audio track that included the song "Getaway" written by Walter Hyatt ( musician that was on the plane). The Project takes the viewer on cinematic journey through the land focusing on escape, death, and disappearance while the audio track explores leaving society, and the idea of humans as individuals in the vast landscape of the universe.

o Artist website or Instagram: https://www.withstandley.com | @E_Withstandley

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o Artist: Antonia Wright

o Title: Blue Veins

o Year: 2024

o Medium: Cyanotype photogram on watercolor paper

o Dimensions: 22 x 30 inches

o Description: Unique

o Artist website or Instagram: www.antoniawright.com

Courtesy of the artist and Spinello Projects

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o Artist: Cornelius Tulloch

o Title: We Gone Always Shine"

o Year: 2022

o Medium: Collage on Hahnemuhle Bartya

o Dimensions: 13 x 18.5 inches

o Description: Is a photographic collage by Miami-based Interdisciplinary Artist and Designer Cornelius Tulloch. This works celebrates the diverse multiplicity of Blackness in Miami by highlighlighting architectural landmarks throughout well known black neighborhoods throughout Miami Dade. The vibrancy of these communities span so many cultural backgrounds and heritages to create the one of a kind neighborhoods full of colors, patterns, and textures. Depicted in this collage is a showcase of the lived experiences of Black Miami-Dade, the spaces that make it, and the individuals that continue to upbuild it.

This print was also presented during his installation "Poetics of Place" at Locust Projects, Winter 2023-24.

o Artist website or Instagram: @corneliustulloch | https://corneliustulloch. cargo.site