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“To Seep and Bleed into the World.” a title to pique our sense of the oblique for Daniel Domig’s early summer exhibition at the Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Wynwood. A first showing in Miami, Canadian born Domig is presently based in Vienna, where he studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts.

The Diana Lowenstein Gallery has been a fixture in Wynwood Arts District since 2006, providing a wide swath of work from 1989 onward in the international art stage, and an active promoter of largely Argentine works in South Florida since 2000 representing over 40 multinational artists at this writing.

Dialogues in Cuban Art is a two day symposium April 28-29 that explores the intellectual exchanges between Cuban and Cuban-American artists, curators and cultural workers from Havana and Miami. Some of the ideas guiding this convening will investigate emergent transnational relations between Cuban and Cuban American artists; explore an understanding of Cuban art beyond nation and diaspora; and address how opportunities for mutual understanding shape and inform cultural production. All three panel discussions will be simultaneously interpreted from English to Spanish.