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Miami New Media Festival - 20 Years
The Miami New Media Festival aims to promote innovative multimedia works of art, providing a platform for emerging and renowned artists to share their creations with the world.
This year, it celebrates its 20th anniversary with a special edition that recalls the Biennial’s theme, “Foreigners Everywhere,” through a wide range of video artworks. Also presents as a special guest the Food of War collective with the proposal “Journey of Labels,” a project that aims to humanize the often-marginalized figure of the migrant and invites viewers to examine their own beliefs and entrenched realities.
Difficult Readings
Jesus Hdez-GüeroThis exhibition compiles some of Jesus Hdez-Güero more recent works on the mechanism of power and its strategies of representation in authoritarian contexts.
ARCO - BEEP Electronic Art Award
Established in 2006 the ARCO-BEEP Electronic Art Award, carried out in collaboration with the ARCOmadrid International Contemporary Art Fair, has been set as the origin, the triggering element, of the .NewArt { collection;} formerly known as the .BEEP { Collection;}.
The ARCO/BEEP Prize for Electronic Art, awarded by .NewArt { foundation;}, based in Barcelona (Spain), celebrates its nineteenth edition at the ARCO Madrid 2024 International Contemporary Art Fair with the sponsorship of Arts Connection Foundation, thanks to which the prize amount has increased to 30,000 euros.
Goddesses: Looking or Looked at
Fernando Calzadilla“Goddesses: Looking or Looked at” is the name of the first individual exhibition of Fernando Calzadilla, a renowned Venezuelan theater designer, academic, and visual artist who, from January 13 to March 2, will be exhibited in Miami with 20 images that masterfully intertwine performance, painting, portraiture, theatricality, and photography, all of them superimposed in a striking artistic proposal.
Food of War
The Forbidden Fruit: Object of Desire
on view until December 31, 2023
A collaboration between Arts Connection Foundation, Food of War US, and the Fuentes Angarita Collection, The Forbidden Fruit: Object of Desire is a multidisciplinary exhibition revolving around the theme of the pomegranate as the most sumptuous and enigmatic of the forbidden fruits, with contemporary applications to culture, art and social policy.
David Palacios
Sensitive Content
The Miami New Media Festival aims to promote innovative multimedia works of art, providing a platform for emerging and renowned artists to share their creations with the world. This year, it celebrates its 20th anniversary with a special edition that recalls the Biennial’s theme, “Foreigners Everywhere,” through a wide range of video artworks. Also presents as a special guest the Food of War collective with the proposal “Journey of Labels,” a project that aims to humanize the often-marginalized figure of the migrant and invites viewers to examine their own beliefs and entrenched realities.
Difficult Readings, by Jesus Hdez-Güero
This exhibition compiles some of Jesus Hdez-Güero more recent works on the mechanism of power and its strategies of representation in authoritarian contexts. It will be on view from March 16-May 5, 2024.
ARCO – BEEP Electronic Art Award
The ARCO/BEEP Prize for Electronic Art, awarded by .NewArt { foundation;}, based in Barcelona (Spain), celebrates its nineteenth edition at the ARCO Madrid 2024 International Contemporary Art Fair with the sponsorship of Arts Connection Foundation, thanks to which the prize amount has increased to 30,000 euros.
“Goddesses: Looking or Looked at” is the name of the first individual exhibition of Fernando Calzadilla, a renowned Venezuelan theater designer, academic, and visual artist who, from January 13 to March 2, will be exhibited in Miami with 20 images that masterfully intertwine performance, painting, portraiture, theatricality, and photography, all of them superimposed in a striking artistic proposal.
A collaboration between Arts Connection Foundation, Food of War US, and the Fuentes Angarita Collection, The Forbidden Fruit: Object of Desire is a multidisciplinary exhibition revolving around the theme of the pomegranate as the most sumptuous and enigmatic of the forbidden fruits, with contemporary applications to culture, art and social policy.
David Palacios
Sensitive Content
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From Arts Connection Foundation we support other organizations, foundations, institutions and initiatives that strive to make art a means to strengthen communities. Through alliances we support events, workshops, expositions, and activities.
- FIA Caracas / Salón de Jóvenes con FIA: organized by Feria Iberoamericana de Arte FIA.
- Festival de Performance Art.
- EX Prize for Experimental and Electronic Art en España
- Venezuelan Book Corner/ Feria del Libro de Miami
- Feria Internacional del Libro del Caribe (Filcar)
- Concrete Space
- Women Photographers International Archive
- Museo de Arte Contemporáneo del Zulia (Maczul)
- Finding Venezuela: a documentary by Alejandra Romero about Venezuelans migration in the last years.
- Ruta El Calvario
- Fundación Telema: Arts and life.
- DORCAM: Doral Contemporary Art Museum
- PhotoAlicanteav
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Created in 2006, Arts Connection Foundation (ACF) is a non/profit organization credited with a 501(C) tax-exempt status. Oure purpose is being a platform to promote diverse and unique events that explore fundamental topics facing contemporary society.
We offer an inclusive, collaborative space to provide the community with cultural knowledge, cultural awareness, and cultural sensitivity.
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