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As Miami’s largest artist support organization, Oolite Arts advances the knowledge and practice of contemporary visual arts. ⬇️Support Our Mission

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This Thursday, join us for the final Oolite Arts Conversation of the year with Cuauhtémoc Medina @cuauhmedina. The internationally recognized curator, critic and historian will share his outlook on contemporary art, drawing from decades of work at the Tate Modern, Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC), and more. We’re excited to welcome Medina and bring his global perspective into conversation with Miami audiences ahead of him serving as the Curator of the 2027 Bienal de Arte Paiz. Thursday, Nov. 12 7–9 p.m. Proscenium Theatre at Little Haiti Cultural Complex Free and open to the public. RSVP and learn more at the link in bio. #OoliteArts #OoliteArtsConversations #CuauhtémocMedina #MiamiArt #ContemporaryArt 09 Nov 2026

Give Miami Day is coming up on Nov. 19! For 40+ years, Oolite Arts has been part of Miami's creative community. It all began with visionary artist Ellie Schneiderman, who transformed vacant storefronts on Lincoln Road into affordable studios where local artists could work and create. Her philosophy was simple: help artists help themselves. What started with a handful of studios has grown into an organization that offers residencies and funding for local artists, exhibitions and public programmming for the community, and youth arts education across Miami. This Give Miami Day, we're asking our community to help us continue the work Ellie started. Early giving begins Nov. 14, ahead of Give Miami Day on Thursday, Nov. 19. Stay tuned for the link to donate in our bio! Powered by @miamifoundation #GiveMiamiDay #OoliteArts #40PlusYearsOfSupportingArtists #OneCreativeFuture 09 Nov 2026

Opening Nov. 18 at Oolite Arts! “What Water Remembers,” curated by Sara Cluggish @cluggish, brings together eight artists who reveal how histories are held, transformed and transmitted through water. Moving across oceans, seas, rivers, rainstorms, and canals, the exhibition connects specific bodies of water with the people and events that shaped them. The artworks included draw on personal memory, oral traditions, mythology, and archives, returning to waterways shaped by colonialism, extraction, migration, and environmental change. Participating artists: Miya Ando @studiomiyaando Ayesha Hameed @sayeshahameed Adelita Husni-Bey @house.of.platitudes Saodat Ismailova @saodatismailova Lee Pivnik @eelpicnic Beatriz Santiago Muñoz @beatriz_santiago_munoz Juana Valdés @jvaldesart Agustina Woodgate @lawoodgate Join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 6–9 p.m., and experience the exhibition throughout Miami Art Week, including during our annual Art Week Brunch and Open Studios on Thursday, Dec. 3. “What Water Remembers” will be on view through Feb. 7, 2027. Learn more at the link in bio. #OoliteArts #WhatWaterRemembers #MiamiArtWeek #MiamiArt #MiamiBeach 21 Oct 2026

See what our alumni are up to: Oolite Arts alum Liene Bosquê @lienebosque (Studio Resident 2023–2024, Home + Away 2021, and Creator Award 2019 and 2025) is currently presenting her solo exhibition, “Vestigios,” at La Cometa Gallery @galerialacometa in Miami, on view through Nov. 17. Exploring memory, architecture and the traces of history embedded in our surroundings, the exhibition brings together sculpture, photography, textiles and other works that reflect on how places change over time. Highlights include a new project inspired by the former Miami Stadium, which once stood on the site of the gallery. On view through Nov. 17, 2026 La Cometa Gallery 1015 NW 23rd St., Apt. 3, Miami Are you an Oolite Arts alum with an update to share? Submit your news at the link in bio. #OoliteArts #OoliteAlumni #LieneBosque #MiamiArt #ContemporaryArt 10 Nov 2026

Give Miami Day is coming up on Nov. 19, and we're highlighting some of the ways your support makes a difference at Oolite Arts! Through our Cinematic Residency Program, we're investing in the future of independent cinema in South Florida, providing emerging filmmakers with $50,000 in production funding, additional financial support, mentorship, and resources to bring their debut feature films to life. Beyond film production, the program strengthens the local film community through screenings, conversations, and opportunities to engage with leading voices in independent cinema. Early giving begins Nov. 14! Stay tuned for the link to donate in our bio, and watch the full Give Miami Day film on our YouTube channel. A film by: Hansel Porras Garcia @hansel_porras_garcia Produced and Cinematography by: Hector David Rosales Edited by: Humberto Molina Gonzalez @parabajitos; @salacatarsis #GiveMiamiDay #OoliteArts #40PlusYearsOfSupportingArtists #OneCreativeFuture 10 Nov 2026

What a great turnout for last week’s Oolite Arts Conversation with Ralph Rugoff! Rugoff, former director of London’s Hayward Gallery and artistic director of the 2019 Venice Biennale, reflected on how exhibitions can introduce different perspectives, challenge how we think, and inspire meaningful conversations. We also had the opportunity to welcome Rugoff into our resident artists’ studios, where they shared works in progress and had an open exchange about their ideas and practices. Thank you to Ralph and everyone who joined us during his visit! Oolite Arts Conversations brings leading voices in contemporary art into direct dialogue with Miami audiences. Join us Nov. 12 for our final conversation of the year with internationally recognized curator Cuauhtémoc Medina @cuauhmedina. Learn more and RSVP at the link in bio! Photos 1–12: Oolite Arts Conversations, photographed by Karli Evans. Photos 13–17: Ralph Rugoff’s studio visit. #OoliteArts #OoliteArtsConversations #MiamiArt #RalphRugoff 06 Nov 2026

Oolite Arts On the Move is back! Join us at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex @lhccmiami on Saturday, Nov. 14, for a free, family-friendly day of art, culture, and community. Led by Oolite Arts alum Mark Delmont @bymarkdelmont, this interactive mixed-media workshop invites families and community members of all ages to create their own original artwork. Teaching artists will guide participants step-by-step, sharing techniques and creative approaches throughout the session. Saturday, Nov. 14 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Little Haiti Cultural Complex Free and open to all ages! RSVP today at the link in bio. Presented in partnership with the City of Miami Cultural Arts and the Little Haiti Cultural Complex. #OoliteArts #OoliteArtsOnTheMove #LittleHaiti #MiamiArts #FreeMiamiEvents 03 Nov 2026

This month, our newest exhibition, “What Water Remembers,” opens at Oolite Arts! Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 6–9 p.m. for the opening reception. With Miami Beach as its backdrop, the exhibition takes on particular relevance in a region shaped by rising sea levels and a long history of migration and coastal development. As curator Sara Cluggish @cluggish describes the exhibition's central theme: “Water as an archive of history and as a force that shapes how communities remember, move, survive, and imagine the future — water not as a backdrop, but as an active participant.” Through their distinct artistic practices, the eight participating artists connect South Florida's relationship with water to broader histories and environmental concerns around the world. Participating artists: Miya Ando @studiomiyaando Ayesha Hameed @sayeshahameed Adelita Husni-Bey @house.of.platitudes Saodat Ismailova @saodatismailova Lee Pivnik @eelpicnic Beatriz Santiago Muñoz @beatriz_santiago_munoz Juana Valdés @jvaldesart Agustina Woodgate @lawoodgate The opening reception will also take place alongside Open Studios, where visitors can meet Oolite Arts' current Studio Residents and get a firsthand look at their working spaces and creative processes. Free and open to the public! On view through Feb. 7, 2027. RSVP at the link in bio. Image: Saodat Ismailova, When Water Turns to Wind (Still), 2026 22 mins, Full HD, 16:9 #OoliteArts #WhatWaterRemembers #MiamiArt #MiamiBeach 02 Nov 2026

Get creative with paper at Oolite Arts! Join artist Willie Báez on Sunday, Nov. 8, for a hands-on Mini Bookmaking Workshop exploring the art of creating small, handmade books. Using simple folding and binding techniques, participants will transform paper into unique works of art through drawing, painting, collage, and printmaking. Whether you're new to bookmaking or looking to try something different, this workshop is a chance to experiment, get creative, and take home your own handmade book! Sunday, Nov. 8 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Register now through the link in our bio! #OoliteArts #AdultArtsClasses #OnLincoln #MiamiBeach #ArtWorkshops 31 Oct 2026

After last night’s talk with Ralph Rugoff, we’re closing out this year’s Oolite Arts Conversations with Cuauhtémoc Medina, an internationally recognized curator whose work includes organizing the Mexican Pavilion at the 53rd Venice Biennale. Rina Carvajal, Vice President of Programs and Artistic Director at Oolite Arts and organizer of Oolite Arts Conversations, shares why this conversation matters for Miami: “Cuauhtémoc brings an extraordinary breadth of experience to contemporary art. Through his work with artists, institutions, and academia, and as a curator of major biennials, he has brought attention to histories and perspectives outside the Euro-American canon that have too often been overlooked.” Join us on Nov. 12 to hear Medina share his perspective on the questions and ideas shaping the international art world. Thursday, Nov. 12 7–9 p.m. Proscenium Theatre at Little Haiti Cultural Complex Reception to follow. RSVP and learn more at the link in bio. #OoliteArts #OoliteArtsConversations #CuauhtémocMedina #MiamiArt #ContemporaryArt 30 Oct 2026

@oolitearts’ SHE Collective is bringing women together to champion local artists and invest in the future of South Florida’s creative community. ✨ The Collective hosted its inaugural annual brunch on October 25 at Collective 62 in Miami Beach, coinciding with the “A Bump in the Night” exhibition. Guests had the opportunity to explore the exhibition, meet local artists and visit select open studios, offering an intimate look into the creative practices shaping the region’s art scene. Rooted in Oolite Arts’ more than 40-year legacy of supporting contemporary visual arts, the SHE Collective unites women from diverse backgrounds through philanthropy, artist engagement and community building. By connecting members directly with local artists, the initiative aims to strengthen South Florida’s cultural landscape and ensure its creative voices remain central to the region’s continued evolution as an international arts destination. 29 Oct 2026

Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 18, for the opening of “What Water Remembers” and Open Studios at Oolite Arts! Curated by Sara Cluggish @cluggish, “What Water Remembers” brings together eight artists whose works examine the connections between water, memory, history, and the environment. Through film, sculpture, textiles and installation, the exhibition explores how oceans, rivers, and other waterways carry stories of migration, colonialism, environmental change, and cultural memory. Participating artists: Miya Ando @studiomiyaando Ayesha Hameed @sayeshahameed Adelita Husni-Bey @house.of.platitudes Saodat Ismailova @saodatismailova Lee Pivnik @eelpicnic Beatriz Santiago Muñoz @beatriz_santiago_munoz Juana Valdés @jvaldesart Agustina Woodgate @lawoodgate The opening reception and Open Studios will take place from 6–9 p.m. at 924 and 928 Lincoln Road, where visitors can explore the exhibition, meet Oolite Arts resident artists and step inside their working studios. Free and open to the public. “What Water Remembers” will be on view through Feb. 7, 2027. Learn more at the link in bio. Image: Adelita Husni Bey, Like a Flood, 2025, (still), single-channel high-definition video, 5.1 dolby audio, 46 min 41 sec #OoliteArts #WhatWaterRemembers #MiamiArtWeek #MiamiArt #MiamiBeach 28 Oct 2026

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