Nina Johnson Gallery
“Nadia Ayari, Minjae Kim, & Raúl de Nieves” For the 15th anniversary of Nina Johnson’s gallery—a four-building compound in Little Haiti—the pillar of the Miami gallery scene has mounted three concurrent exhibitions. In the main space is a new body of narrative works from Nadia Ayari; Minjae Kim is inaugurating the new Exhibition Library with 12 new pieces of functional objects d’art; and finally, Raúl de Nieves has a mini-retrospective of his sculptures and small ceramic works. Johnson’s helped usher the Miami scene to where it is. When and Where November 28-January 7, 2023(Nieves until 21st)6315 NW 2nd Ave
Gagosian & Jeffery Deitch
“100 Years” Now in its seventh iteration, and back to the Buick Building they go, Gagosian and Jeffrey Deitch have teamed up again for “100 Years,” a large-scale group exhibition of artists “who recognize the critical nature of a period that has witnessed sweeping social and cultural change while alluding to the innate ephemerality of human life and memory.” As one of Craig Robins’ picks for the week, the show includes contemporary and what was once contemporary, 20th-century works, in dialogue with each other about the innate ephemerality of life and memory, and offers possible future advances. Seems like a lofty premise, but included in the grouping are Urs Fischer, Jamian Juliano-Villani, Chris Burden, Alteronce Gumby, and many more. When and Where November 29–December 4, 2022Buick Building, Miami Design District3841 NE 2nd Avenue
Malin Gallery
Chelsea’s Malin Gallery has brought together artist Jared Owens in collaboration with Silver Art Projects and Art for Justice for a temporary pop-up exhibition, “Anthem X”, curated by Owens. The exhibition, in Wynwood, has 42 artists that Owens and Malin are designating as the “most promising artistic voices of now and the future,” including collaborator (and fellow-formerly-incarcerated) Jesse Krimes, Athena LaTocha, and Daniel Gaitor-Lomack. A portion of sales from Anthem X will go to support the Right of Return USA Fellowship, founded by Krimes that goes to support the work of supporting formerly-incarcerated artists. When and Where 28 November – 3 December2022 2440 NW 5th Avenue
TYPOE
Public sculpture garden on The Underline Miami’s Underline pathway has been an urban planning game changer, and just in time for ABMB, artist Typoe has unveiled a “living breathing space for connection and belonging,” a sculpture garden in Brickell’s Backyard section as a place for rest, play and interaction. As Typoe says, “I always intuitively knew that I wanted to add to the ever-changing landscape of our world. This sculpture garden is my love letter to Miami.” Fun forms await. When and Where PermanentThe Underline–Brickell Backyard
The Bass
Adrian Villa Rojas at The Bass Just blocks from the beach, Adrian Villa Rojas has transformed The Bass museum into the surface of the moon for El fin de la imaginación (The End of Imagination). Created in collaboration with Mariana Telleria, these immersive installations explore how interplanetary conquest might transform national cultures and mythologies, on view 10 am to 5 pm starting Nov. 27. When and Where November 27, 2022 – May 2023The Bass2100 Collins Ave
PAMM
Leandro Erlich at PAMM PAMM has brought together 16 works for Leandro Erlich’s first-ever solo survey, on view 11am-6pm starting Nov. 29. Presented individually, Erlich’s installations offer a small window into his uncanny vision of everyday life, but together they create a total experience of architectural dream-logic, where staircases lead nowhere and nothing is quite as it seems. When and Where November 29, 2022 – September 4, 2023Perez Art Museum Miami1103 Biscayne Blvd
The Warehouse
Selections from the Elizabeth Margulies Collection at the Warehouse Elizabeth Margulies’ collection that highlights ultra-contemporary stars ranging from Ivy Haldeman to Barry McGee, and Lauren Quin to Emily Mae Smith is having its debut showing at the Warehouse in Wynwood. Curious how she built it? All here, this is the first time that the Warehouse, which houses the storied Martin Margulies Collection has allowed another collection to be shown—that hopes to speak to a new generation. When and Where October 19, 2022 – April 23, 2023The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse591 NW 27th st
THE ICA
Nina Chanel Abney at the ICA Given the references to university greek life, it might come as a surprise that “Big Butch Energy,” Nina Chanel Abney’s second ICA project (following her recent mural at ICA Boston), is autobiographical in nature. In fact, by turning the messy eroticism of frat houses on its head, Abney draws upon her personal experiences as a “Butch” woman to push the boundaries of how viewers perceive gender in her latest paintings, on view 12 pm-6 pm starting Nov. 28. When and Where November 28, 2022 – March 12, 2023The ICA61 NE 41st Street
THE DE LA CRUZ COLLECTION
Together, the Same Time Presented as an extension of their home, each year the de la Cruz collection brings together dozens of artists from Rosa and Carlos’ private collection, this year highlighting groups of works by Felix Gonzales-Torres, Ana Mendieta, and Christina Quarles, on view 10 am-4 pm daily during Miami art week. When and Where Until Fall 2023The de la Cruz Collection23 NE 41 st
MOCA
Didier Wiliam at MoCA North Miami Nou Kite Tout Sa Dèyè (We’ve Left That All Behind) sees one of North Miami’s own in his largest retrospective to date, comprising prints, new paintings, and Didier Wiliams’ first monumental sculpture, a towering wooden figure based on those in Haitian worship rituals, on view 10 am-5 pm daily with extended night hours Wednesday, Nov. 30 and Thursday, Dec. 1. When and Where November 2, 2022 – April 16, 2023MoCA North Miami770 NE 125th st