Open Studios

Bakehouse Art Complex is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit arts organization that envisions a world that supports and values artists and recognizes their ability to shape, reflect, and transform our world. Our mission is to address the need for affordable living and work spaces for artists in Miami’s urban core. For more information, visitbacfl.org.

Bakehouse Art Complex

Following Art + Activism | Linda Cheung, Frances Colón + Xavier Cortada on Climate Change (RSVP <A HREF="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-activism-linda-cheung-frances-colon-xavier-cortada-tickets-69944199985" TARGET="_blank">here</A>). 
Join us for Open Studios and get to know the artists that make up the Bakehouse Art Complex Studio Residency program!
 
FOR THE NIGHT -
Join us for a dedicated tour of artist studios whose diverse practices explore the intersection between art and the environment:
Morel Doucet / Jenna Efrein / Christina Pettersson / Sebastian Ruiz / Lauren Shapiro / Troy Simmons 
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The tour will begin at 8:20PM, outside the Audrey Love Gallery.
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Projectors and Viewing Devices, a selection of photographic media 
Curated by Kevin Arrow of Media and Archival Studies (M.A.S.), Miami
The Swenson Gallery
An installation of 35mm slide images, projectors, viewers, small gauge films and light tables. The selected images will highlight 30+ years of collecting and amassing over 100,000 photographic images and projection devices.
About M.A.S. Miami
Media and Archival Studies (M.A.S.) is an artist-run media archive focused on connecting artists and the general public to Miami’s unique archives and collections as a source of information and inspiration. 
Located in the Bakehouse Art Complex, M.A.S. is open as a media resource, research center and art, photography and film reading room.
Open by appointment only, you can contact them via email at <A HREF="mailto:masmiami305@gmail.com" TARGET="_blank" REL="nofollow noopener noreferrer">masmiami305@gmail.com</A>.
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On-view: PLAY, LAY, AYE: Navigating queerness, where space is always in flux
By GeoVanna Gonzalez
Platform Stage
PLAY, LAY, AYE explores a contemporary queer interpretation of tête-à-tête, a classic French design, which translates to "head to head". The structure acts as an intimate meeting point, inviting all to sit and reflect, gather, and share their ideas of openness and outness.

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