A recap of my art adventures that kicked off season in the city. I recently visited New York for the Armory Show and the opening of the fall art season. The whirlwind week centered on the Armory Show, which introduced its first-ever Latinx direction, and Independent Art Fair, whose September edition focused on 20 th -century art.
Thomas, a Guggenheim fellowship recipient whose work has also been collected by the Whitney and MoMA, focuses on identity and pop culture, among other themes. I chose one of his lenticular text-based works, for which viewers must shift positions to understand wholly their contentas a commentary on how scenarios involve different perspectives. I would have loved to acquire a cardboard work from Marco A.
My son Daniel purchased a painting from the premiere. It greatly pleases me that my children show an enthusiasm for collecting and supporting the arts like their mom. There are many ways to explore and appreciate Latinx heritage, so read on for more details. Known as the gateway to Latin America, the dynamic city of Miami is constantly evolving with the influx of new residents, visitors, businesses and brands from all over the world. Fancy living here? Discover more local details and property listings with the following links.
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Johns River with its iconic bridges. West Palm Beach sits on the mainland directly across from the island of Palm Beach. The growing city has become a destination in its own right for convention and performing art centers, hip restaurants and shopping of all kinds from major brands to vintage wares.
