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ML SELECTS Art Galleries & Museums Marc Rubin Words by Liz Schulze Curator Jeffrey Rose calls Marc Rubin’s Art, “masterfully accomplished and diverse in style, the delight of curators and art collectors worldwide.” Indeed, Rubin has long been known for his colorful, versatile works. This frequent Miami exhibitor is a prolific artist whose works are rich in artistic process and highly sought after. He’s even shown in The White House. Following his commitment to honor the office of the presidency, Rubin has come up with a stunning portrait of Barack Obama, entitled, “Deep Thoughts.” It is as serious and contemplative as the name suggests. Rubin wanted to rip away some of the pop-star mania that surrounds the President and bestow him with the elegance and dignity that these tough times command. Miami’s architecture, landscape and pickart ML vibrant color have always inspired Marc Rubin and their influence can be seen in many of his paintings. He is particularly impressed with the gallery scene here and considers it high-caliber and worthy of the stellar, international renown that it receives. Rubin should know, as his vision has been well- received in galleries all over the world. Visit his fantastic gallery online to get a glimpse of how truly remarkable this talented artist is: www.marcrubin.com. VENUE DOT FIFTY-ONE 51 NW 36 St. | Miami (305) 573-9994 | dotfiftyone.com FROST MUSEUM OF ART Florida International University 11200 SW 8 St. PC 110 | Miami (305) 348-2890 | fiu.edu/~museum JEWISH MUSEUM FLORIDA 301 Washington Ave. | Miami Beach (305) 672-5044 | jewishmuseum.com HARDCORE ART CONTEMPORARY SPACE 3326 N. Miami Ave. | Miami (305) 576-1645 LEONARD TACHMES GALLERY 3930 NW 2 Ave. | Miami (305) 572-9015 TYPE Gallery DESCRIPTION Situated in Wynwood, this gallery is the host of assorted events including art shows, seminars, lectures, and film screenings—linking artists, designers, and Miamians. Past exhibitions have honored paintings and installations by Leonel Matheu and the paintings of Armando Romero. INFO Monday-Friday: 11am-7pm Saturday: 12pm-5pm Museum FIU’s dynamic art museum features a permanent collection of Haitian and Brazilian folk art, William Gottleib photos, and works by the Abstract Expressionist, Robert Motherwell. The museum also gives exhibitions by the Smithsonian and highlights the works of students and faculty. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: 10am to 5pm Wednesday: 10am to 9pm Saturday and Sunday: 12 pm to 4pm Museum In the late 1930’s this beautiful synagogue originally held the first Jewish congregation in Miami Beach. Now, it’s home to the collections and research center of the Jewish Museum. “Mosaic” a permanent exhibit here, looks at Jewish life in Florida from 1763 to the present. Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 5pm. Fee: $6. Free admission on Saturdays. Call for Appointment. Gallery Founded on a principle “art toward a new activism” by curator Jerome Sans, the entire 6,250 square-foot space commemorates risk-takers and social thinkers who make religious and political statements through their art. Gallery This private and corporate arts dealer opened in 2001. The Wynwood gallery represents multidisciplinary, contemporary artists and has displayed work by Matt Rush, whose paintings are inspired by videogames, and Victor Muniz, who in addition to authoring a Converse billboard in Miami, produces drawings and murals influenced by graffiti, comics, Pop Art and Sixties counterculture. LOWE ART MUSEUM 1301 Stanford Sr. | Coral Gables (305) 284-3535 | miami.edu/lowe Art Museum The University of Miami’s Art and Culture Museum features over 12,000 painting and objects that span over 5,000 years. Boasting a collection of Greco-Roman antiquities, the Kress Collection of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, a number of pre-Columbian works and 17th to 20th century art of the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa. Open by appointment only Tuesday-Saturday: 10am to 4pm. Sunday: 12pm-4pm. Adults: $10 Students and Seniors: $5 MiAMi LiViNG 101

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