3000 square feet of handmade cement tile is now installed on the entry floor, column base and facade of Miami-Dade County‘s newly constructed LEED-certified GSA facility. The handmade wool and silk rug for the interior will be installed shortly, bringing the project to completion.

Handmade pigmented cement tile being laid at Miami-Dade County’s new GSA facility.

3000 sq ft 12" pigmented cement tiles

Locust Projects, blending into the surrounding neighborhood. On view for the next five months or so – then painted over by a new tenant. Read more. 105 NW 23 Street, Miami, FL.

Rainbow Plaza, a 18′ x 40′ mural by Michelle Weinberg, is part of the exhibition “Polychrome Affinities”. Large-scale works by Weinberg, Guerra de la Paz and Magali Wilensky were created for the Miami-Dade Main Library’s 2nd Floor exhibition space.

I can’t explain. I just wanted to see it on the street, giant and filled with air. Part of Giants in the City, a project of www.artformz.net

Warehouse Plays, a mural on two walls, at the corner of 73rd & Biscayne is done. Thanks to fearless Peter Rozek at Upper Eastside Gardens. Come join in the festivities there on May 2.

Peter Rozek’s little pocket of paradise on Biscayne Boulevard and 73rd Street is one year old! The mural by Michelle Weinberg on the north facing wall has been completed, and Phase 2, for the south facing wall will be going up in the next week or so. Keep an eye out.
Complete details here:uppereastsidegardenpressrelease.pdf

This 30″ x 60″ sample, composed of glazed ceramic tile and marble, is on view at Arts Park in Young Circle, Hollywood. Unswept Floor has been commissioned by the Greater Hollywood Arts Foundation for installation on the park premises. The eventual installation will be a permanent part of the Park’s facility, and it will represent refuse dropped casually by park visitors and passersby. The design is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient mosaic Unswept Room at Hadrian’s villa in Rome.

Curated by Mette Tommerup. This is a really great show. Casa Lin is located right behind the Rubell Collection. My piece is made from painted concrete garden pavers.

Red Brick Alley, painted concrete, 120″ x 20″