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.
In conjunction with the opening of an exhibition of works by Henri Matisse at the new Tampa Museum of Art, Bleu Acier presents works by Neil Bender, Elisabeth Condon, Herve DiRosa, Dominique Labauvie, Frederique Lucien, Pierre Mabille, Philippe Richard, Peter Soriano, Michelle Weinberg, Voshardt/Humphrey. Through March 27.
Handmade pigmented cement tile being laid at Miami-Dade County’s new GSA facility.
3000 sq ft 12" pigmented cement tiles
Main Library 1st & 2nd Floor Exhibition Space
101 W Flagler St, Miami
September 30 – December 21
The Library’s Permanent Art Collection focuses on works on paper, photographs, and artists’ books, multiples, and publications. Much of the work references language, literature, or Miami life and history. This exhibition highlights new additions to the collection from 2006 to the present, including work by Christian Marclay, Gary Moore, Mickey Smith, Tauba Auerbach, Julieta Aranda, Michelle Weinberg, and many others.
On view through January 2010 in American Airlines Terminal E, Free-Arranger is a group exhibition with works by Dimitry Said Chamy, Theresa Hackett, Judith Robertson, Michelle Weinberg and Elizabeth Wild. Grab the brochure here: FreeArrangerExhibit.
Michelle Weinberg, Pop-up Interior, 2009
Carol Jazzar Fine Art exhibits the latest rug designed by Michelle Weinberg, hand-knotted of Tibetan wool & silk in Nepal (no child labor involved). Into the Wild features works by Ai Kijima, Elisabeth Condon, John DeFaro, Luis Garcia-Nerey, Lilian Garcia-Roig, Enrique Gomez de Molina, Juanita Meneses & Michelle Weinberg. On view October 16th thru November 15th, 2009.
Garden rug, 2009 hand-knotted wool & silk, 6'x5'
At Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown, MA. On view July 10-29, 2009
Short Novel, Surprise Ending, 2009 gouache on paper, 8 1/2" x 61/2"
New works were created and exhibited in Brusand, Norway, at Nordisk kunst Plattform, a unique and original alternative space run by artistic/curatorial team Elizabeth Croft and Jan Kjetil Bjorheim. The workspace is a disused train station building, each room papered in a patterned vintage wallpaper. Travel was supported by an Artist Access Grant from Tigertail Productions in Miami.
Wasted Youth, 2009
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.
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