Michelle F. Solomon

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An exhibition space in South Miami isn’t one that’s regularly on the radar. However, there are big things going on at [NAME], yet the smallish brick-and-mortar storefront belies the depth of artistic intelligence happening inside.

The first exhibition for Miami's Locust Projects , titled "Pigs and Lint," was inspired by a discovery that Westen Charles, one of the alternative art spaces founders, created after he was enlisted to fix his grandmother's broken clothes dryer.Miami's longest-running nonprofit alternative art space is gearing up to celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2023. With a move to a larger space in the works for its silver jubilee, which will begin a new chapter for the organization, something that will nev

Mette Tommerup dunks her canvases in water and tosses them off of buildings. It's what "activates" the work, she says.