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  Visual arts

  Shadows and light

  Randal Levenson’s marvelous photographs capture beauty among the ordinary
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  Coconut Grove Arts Festival

  Coconut Grove Arts Festival turns 50

  Coconut Grove Arts Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend, has evolved from a publicist’s one-time grand stunt to one of the nation’s top juried arts festivals
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  PRESIDENTS’ DAY WEEKEND

  Miami-Dade packed for weekend of events

  Fans of boats, art and festivals have plenty to choose from this holiday weekend as Miami-Dade welcomes thousands of visitors.
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  Big names in modern, contemporary art fill Gary Nader Centre

  Big names in modern and contemporary art fill expansive exhibit at Gary Nader Centre
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  VISUAL ARTS

  Mario Sanchez’s folksy depictions of Key West find favor in New York

  Works by late Key West folk artist Mario Sanchez find a temporary home-by-the-sea at New York’s South Street Seaport Museum.
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  Visual arts

  Hip-hop portrait of Elvis hovers over Wynwood

  Wedged between the art gallery and the wall of hedges, just after the railroad tracks slice Northeast 29th Street, Elvis hovers over Wynwood.
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  ART

  With Scholl donations, Pérez Art Museum’s collection grows by hundreds

  Longtime art collectors Debra and Dennis Scholl have donated about 300 artworks to the Pérez Art Museum Miami.
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  Lowe Art Museum showcases a diverse group of artists depicting the American melting pot

  Hanging near the entrance to the Lowe Art Museum’s new exhibition, Sungho Choi’s model for My America concisely summarizes the show’s premise. Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity showcases the ways we form and connect to an American identity and ultimately what it means to be an American in the 21st century.
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  Coral Gables

  Coral Gables Museum hosts exhibit with area galleries

  Art lovers can see works from several Coral Gables galleries under one roof.
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  20th century movements

  Wolfsonian spotlights vibrant postcards and heroic depictions of labor
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  Photography

  A New View: Annie Leibovitz photos on display in West Palm Beach museum

  Norton Museum of Art acquires 39 works that will be on display until June 9
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  Visual art

  Underwater art exhibit from Vandenberg shipwreck opens in Key West

  An Austrian artist’s photos developed an otherworldly patina after four months submerged on a Key West shipwreck
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  Visual arts

  Public art treasures not in public view

  Some of Broward’s most magnificent pieces of public art are hidden from public view.

• Series for Miami’s emerging art collectors begins Thursday

  For art enthusiasts interested in bring their interest home, Miami’s Bakehouse Art Complex is hosting a lecture series for emerging collectors. The first panel, slated for Thursday at 6 p.m., features arists and curators who will talk about fine tuning your taste and learning to make informed decisions. The second session, Feb. 7, is oriented to the mechanics of purchasing. The third, on Feb. 21, explores how to manage your collection.
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  Visual arts

  Listen up

  CIFO exhibit focuses on communication — or lack of it.
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  Visual arts

  Yacht-board Miami Art Fair International returns

  Art enthusiasts suffering from post-Basel withdrawal can get a fix this weekend at Miami International Art Fair, showcasing works from galleries as far away as Beijing, Buenos Aires, Moscow and Paris.
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  Visual art

  Agustín Fernández drawings at FIU Frost museum exude lust, vulnerability

  If you know Agustín Fernández’s artwork only from its star turn in Brian DePalma’s 1980 movie Dressed to Kill, a new exhibition of the Cuban master’s drawings at the Frost Art Museum offers a more nuanced take on his working method and subject matter.
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  MOVIES

  Candid Marilyn Monroe film shot by teenager in 1955 to be screened for first time

  Amateur 1955 movie footage depicting a carefree Marilyn Monroe debuts Thursday in a New York gallery.
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  ARTS SCENE

  In Miami’s Wynwood district, the party has overtaken the art

  The downtown warehouse district known as Wynwood has become recognized internationally for its art scene. But galleries say revelry has hijacked the neighborhood’s monthly art walk.
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  Visionary videos exhibit at North Miami’s MOCA

  Bill Viola illustrates human isolation and transformation in a powerful exhibit

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