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Get your cultural arts warm-up suit on and explore the new temporary exhibitions opening this month.
ART IN THE GARDENS: GALLERY CRAWL
OPENING SEPTEMBER 10, 11:30 A.M.
Meet the Artists at three art exhibitions opening at Pinecrest Gardens indoor galleries. Cypress Hall will feature Wandering Through Landscapes curated by Carola Bravo’s hARTvest Project. Hibiscus Hall will present Keep Fossils Underground exhibition by Xavier Cortada, and the Human Nature exhibition by Hot_Stuff11. Admission to the galleries is free, and a cash bar is available. To learn more visit pinecrestgardens.org/aig.
WANDERING THROUGH LANDSCAPES
An exhibition curated by Hartvest Project in collaboration with Adriana Meneses Art, that invites you to embark on a captivating journey through the contrasting and different ways to see our landscapes. The works delve into the essence of distinct yet interconnected worlds: the dynamic urban landscapes that pulse with vibrant energy and the serene rural expanses that breathe tranquility. On view through November 5.
KEEP FOSSILS UNDERGROUND
Xavier Cortada’s “Keep Fossils Underground” exhibition features 18 original paintings from his “EPOCH” series. This year, those works were wrapped around one of Miami-Dade County’s new electric buses, showcasing the fossils of prehistoric animals that remain safely underground when they aren’t burned as fossil fuels. On view through December 3.
HUMAN NATURE
Hot_Stuff11 presents Human Nature, featuring the works of Amanda Covach, Angel Marin, Felipe Melendrez, Jefreid Lotti, and Krystal T. Rodriguez. Together they explore the relationship humans have with their direct environment and shed light on sea level rise, natural disaster, and celebrate South Florida flora and fauna. On view through December 3.
MUSIC MENTORING AND JAZZ WORKSHOPS: SHE JAZZ PROJECT
APPLICATIONS DUE SEPTEMBER 30
Pinecrest Gardens offers female students, ages 12-18, music mentoring and master classes that build improvisation skills, team combo work and count toward community service hours when students participate in a semester of rehearsals that culminate in public performances. This educational program provides student musicians a unique opportunity to explore their musical potential under the guidance of award-winning jazz artists and educators. Pre-registration required. Placement workshops take place in October. Scholarships available for student musicians. Visit https://www.pinecrestgardens.org/education/the-she-jazz-project or email info@pinecrestgardens.org for program and application details. Thanks to our program supporters: Kirk Foundation and The National Endowment for the Arts.
YOUTH PROGRAMS STARTING THIS MONTH
Pinecrest Gardens offers a variety of youth programs starting in September. Science and art classes are available after school for children ages 4-12. Daily morning Parent & Me classes are available for toddlers and children 5 and up can join a weekly Home School Co-Op based at Pinecrest Gardens. To learn more and register visit pinecrestgardens.org/youthprograms.
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