Week of April 15, 2010
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| ART Thursday 4/15 CHANGE CENTRICArtformz Alternative presents "Rapture," a collection of new work by Natasha Duwin and Henning Haupt. Mr. Haupt's color-space paintings celebrate the rapture of change after his move from Berlin to South Florida. Ms. Duwin's work is a statement on the feminine condition by using traditionally "feminine" techniques and non-traditional materials, such as mixing soft fibers with metal structures. Ends May 3. Artformz Alternative, 171 NW 23rd St., Wynwood. Details: www.artformz.net. IN THE CITY View French artist Alain Godon's vibrant works in BildoReliefos, a technique he coined for his oil-on-canvas style mixed with digital technology, depicting city scenes of Paris, Amsterdam, New York and more. To craft in this unique style, Mr. Godon revisits original paintings, dramatically adjusting the colors, shadows and light, and adheres a one-time print of the new art to an aluminum surface. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday. Saturday by appointment. Ends June 8. godonAmerica, One NE 40th St., suite 5, Miami. Details: (786) 362-5546 or Bernard@godonamerica.com or www.godonamerica.com. BOLD WORKS View Haitian-born artist Didier William's bold works at his first solo exhibition. Ends May 11. Galerie Schuster Berlin/Miami, 2085 NW Second Ave., Miami. Details: (786) 266-2445 or www.galerie-schuster.de. CHROMATIC EXPERIENCE At Miami Art Museum's newest exhibit, visitors can travel through four chromatic light installations by Venezuelan artist Carlos Cruz Diez, "experiencing" the spaces' colors through their interactions. "Carlos Cruz Diez: the Embodied Experience of Color" is to be on display through June 20. Miami Art Museum, 101 W Flagler St., Miami. $4-$8. Details: (305) 375-3000 or www.miamiartmuseum.org. CUBAN MASTER "Carlos Enríquez: the Painter of Cuban Ballads," is the Cuban modern artist's first museum-quality exhibition in the US. Cernuda Arte, 3155 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables. Details: (305) 461-1050 or www.cernudaarte.com. PAINFUL PIECES On loan from the Museo Toscana in Italy, "Instruments of Torture through the Ages," showcases almost 100 instruments for torture or execution. Includes examples of a spiked collar, guillotine, interrogation chair and more. Some pieces date to the 16th and 17th centuries. Miami Dade College's Freedom Tower, 600 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Noon-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. Ends August 29. $7-$15. Details: (305) 237-7700 or galleries@mdc.edu or www.miamitorture.com.
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