Vizcaya Museum and Gardens presents the second part of Lost Spaces and Stories of Vizcaya, an exhibition featuring site-specific work by eleven Miami-based artists. The centennial show aims to revive and reinterpret lost aspects of Vizcaya’s history and ventures into the estate’s gardens and leisure spaces with Phase II. An opening reception on November 29, 2016 will highlight the new installations and feature special performances by participating artists from both phases.

The second installation of Lost Spaces features local artists creating works in four areas related to Vizcaya’s gardens and recreational spaces: the Casba, South Property, the Casino and Recreational Rooms. Like Phase I, these projects highlight elements that have been lost to Vizcaya’s present interpretation and focus on the original design intent that no longer exists. Artists include Duane Brant, Brookhart Jonquil, Amanda Keeley, Juraj Kojs, Mira Lehr and Yara Travieso, Lucinda Linderman, Kerry Phillips, Leyden Rodriguez Casanova, David Rohn, Magnus Sigurdarson, and Frances Trombly. All projects will be on view and select performances by participating artists will take place during the reception.

Performances as part of Mira Lehr and Yara Travieso’s What This Place Does Not Remember will take place at 7:30pm, 8:30pm and 9:30pm during the reception. Each performance is approximately seven minutes long. Please note that the performance area has a limited capacity – please arrive early to ensure a good spot.

For more information on specific Lost Spaces installations, please visit our website.

Tickets are $10 for the general public and FREE for Vizcaya Members.