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I am truly honored to serve as South Florida’s Ambassador for the Arts.

The arts enrich our lives in every way. Whether it is through the beauty of a painting or sculpture, the complex melodies of an opera, the drama of a play,

the joy of a musical or the grace of the ballet, the arts inspire us, challenge us and elevate our daily lives.

South Florida’s rich cultural tapestry offers endless opportunities to experience and support the Arts. I encourage everyone to take advantage of these opportunities, which include everything from the Miami Ballet and Art Basel, to the Palm Beach Opera and any number of theatrical venues throughout the area.

The world of the arts is right at our front door and waiting for you experience its splendor first hand.

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PALM BEACH – MIAMI10 guide for the arts 2015

Contents

Ambassador’s Note

6 Sponsors

8 Publisher’s Note

10 Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

20 Bass Museum of Art

22 Boca Museum of Art

28 Florida Grand Opera

32 Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

36 Miami City Ballet

40 Museum of Contemporary Art of North Miami

44 Norton Museum of Art

52 Palm Beach Dramaworks

54 Palm Beach Opera

60 Palm Beach Symphony

62 Pérez Art Museum Miami

76 The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

92 Contact Information

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THE ARSHT CENTER embraces excellence, celebrates differences, renews the spirit, and engages diverse communities through the power of the performing arts. As a focal point of Greater Miami-Dade’s diverse cultural life, the Arsht Center enlightens, educates, and entertains our community through transformational arts and cultural experiences.

JANUARY 9, 2015Knight Concert HallAN EVENING WITH ARTURO SANDOVAL & FRIENDS

JANUARY 9 – 11, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseMIAMI CITY BALLET PRESENTS PROGRAM II: HEAR THE DANCE

JANUARY 10, 2015Knight Concert HallNEW WORLD SYMPHONY: MENDELSSOHN AND MAHLER

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Photo: Robin Hill


JANUARY 18, 2015Knight Concert HallMIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: OCEAN DRIVE IN VIENNA

JANUARY 22 – FEBRUARY 15, 2015Carnival Studio TheaterINTO THE WOODS

JANUARY 24, 2015Knight Concert HallFREE FAMILY FEST: SEEDS OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA

JANUARY 24 – 31, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseFLORIDA GRAND OPERA: COSÌ FAN TUTTE

JANUARY 31, 2015Knight Concert HallBALLROOM WITH A TWIST

FEBRUARY 3, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE PIANO GUYS

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Miami Symphony Orchestra. Photo courtesy of Miami Symphony Orchestra

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FEBRUARY 3 – 8, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseDISNEY’S NEWSIES

FEBRUARY 5, 2015Knight Concert HallIRVIN MAYFIELD & THE NEW ORLEANS JAZZ ORCHESTRA

FEBRUARY 6, 2015Knight Concert HallMARIINSKY ORCHESTRA

FEBRUARY 7, 2015Knight Concert HallHARRY CONNICK, JR.

FEBRUARY 11, 2015Knight Concert HallNEW WORLD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

FEBRUARY 13 – 15, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseMIAMI CITY BALLET PRESENTS PROGRAM III: PASSION AND GRACE

FEBRUARY 13, 2015Knight Concert HallTONY BENNETT LIVE IN CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUEST ANTONIA BENNETT

FEBRUARY 14, 2015Knight Concert HallDANISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The Arsht Center

Harry Connick, Jr. Photo: Palma Kolansky


FEBRUARY 15, 2015Knight Concert HallLES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO

FEBRUARY 18, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseJASON MRAZ

FEBRUARY 20 & 21, 2015Carnival Studio TheaterCONTRA TIEMPO’S FULL. STILL. HUNGRY

FEBRUARY 20, 2015KCHSOUL 2 SOUL: VOICES OF LOVE

Boston BalletThe Arsht Center

Drag ballerinas of Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo. Photo: Horst Ossinger/Agence France-Presse


FEBRUARY 27 & 28, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA: FATE AND FREEDOM: MUSIC OF BEETHOVEN AND SHOSTAKOVICH

FEBRUARY 28 – MARCH 7, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseFLORIDA GRAND OPERA: THE PEARL FISHERS

MARCH 5 – 29, 2015Carnival Studio TheaterTRUST

MARCH 6 & 7, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA: MAHLER’S SIXTH

MARCH 8, 2015Knight Concert HallMIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: GOLDEN SOUNDS FROM HOLLYWOOD

MARCH 11 – 29, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseWICKED

MARCH 12 – 14, 2015Knight Concert HallFLAMENCO FESTIVAL 2015: SARA BARAS

The Arsht Center

Members of the Cleveland Orchestra.

Photo: Roger Mastroiann

Sara Baras. Photo: Peter Muller


MARCH 20, 2015Knight Concert HallJAZZ MEETS BROADWAY

MARCH 21, 2015Knight Concert HallJOSHUA BELL AND THE NEW WORLD SYMPHONY

MARCH 26, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA: ORFF AND BERNSTEIN

MARCH 27 & 28, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA: CARMINA BURANA

MARCH 29, 2015Knight Concert HallBT ELECTRONIC OPUS

APRIL 8 – MAY 3, 2015Carnival Studio TheaterTHE MAGNIFICENTS

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Joshua Bell. Photo: Timothy White


APRIL 10 – 12, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseMIAMI CITY BALLET PRESENTS PROGRAM IV: POINTS OF DEPARTURE

APRIL 14, 2015Knight Concert HallDIANA KRALL

APRIL 14 – 19, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseSISTER ACT

APRIL 15, 2015Knight Concert HallBBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA

APRIL 18, 2015Knight Concert HallIDAN RAICHEL PROJECT

APRIL 22, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseCELTIC WOMAN

Boston Symphony OrchestraThe Arsht Center

Diana Krall. Photo: Mark Seliger

Celtic Woman. Photo: Lili Forman


APRIL 24, 2015Knight Concert HallJAZZ LEGENDS

APRIL 25, 2015Knight Concert HallCHARANGA

APRIL 26, 2015Knight Concert HallGILBERTO GIL

MAY 3, 2015Knight Concert HallMIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: THE STEINWAY & SONS PIANO EXTRAVAGANZA

MAY 9 – 16, 2015Ziff Ballet Opera HouseFLORIDA GRAND OPERA: THE CONSUL

MAY 14 – 31, 2015Carnival Studio TheaterBETRAYAL

JUNE 13, 2015Knight Concert HallTHE MIAMI SOUND

TICKETS & CONTACTAdrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts1300 Biscayne BoulevardMiami, FL 33132(786) 468-2000 (General)(305) 949-6722 (Tickets)www.arshtcenter.org

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THE BASS MUSEUM was founded in 1963 through the donation of a private collection of Renaissance and Baroque works of art to the City of Miami Beach by John and Johanna Bass. The founding collection consisted of 500 works, primarily European Old Master paintings, important textiles, and religious sculptures. Today, the museum houses over 3,000 works, including European painting and sculpture from the 15th century to the present; 7th to 20th-century textiles, tapestries, and ecclesiastical vestments and artifacts; 20th- and 21st-century North American, Latin American, Asian, and Caribbean art; photographs, prints, and drawings; and modern and contemporary architecture and design with emphasis on the pre- and post-war design history of Miami Beach. In June 2015 the museum will begin an internal expansion working with design team Arata Isozaki Design Consultant and David Gauld Architect on an improved and functional design that will provide 47 percent more programmable space within the museum’s same building footprint. This will enhance the museum’s commitment to its exhibition and education programming in a responsible and sustainable manner.

Bass Museum of Art

Bass Museum of ArtPhoto courtesy of the Bass Museum


ONE WAY: PETER MARINODECEMBER 3, 2014 – MAY 3, 2015

ONE WAY: PETER MARINO explores the renowned American architect’s multifaceted relationship with art. Recognized as a pioneer of cross-disciplinary practice, Peter Marino has been celebrated over the past four decades for his forward-thinking work that exists at the intersection of art, fashion, and architectural design. Curated by internationally renowned cultural agitator and curator Jérôme Sans, the exhibition explores the interplay between

Marino’s iconic architectural designs, his personal collection of contemporary art, and his series of cast-bronze boxes. True to the architect’s practice of creating bespoke environments at the intersection of art, design, and fashion, One Way: Peter Marino will feature commissioned new work by artists Gregor Hildebrandt, Guy Limone, Farhad Moshiri, Jean-Michel Othoniel, and Erwin Wurm.

TICKETS & CONTACTBass Museum of Art2100 Collins AvenueMiami Beach, FL 33139(305) 673-7530www.bassmuseum.org

Bass Museum of Art

Bass Museum, Collins Park. Photo: Robin Hill


DEEPLY ROOTED IN the history of its city, the Boca Museum of Art exemplifies the cultural impact and “ripple effect” of the arts in small towns across America. As “The Official Fine Arts Museum for the City of Boca Raton,” the Museum plays a key role in enhancing the cultural, educational, and economic vitality of Boca Raton and its surrounding communities, and has maintained the reputation of being one of South Florida’s leading cultural institutions, attracting more than 200,000 visitors annually to its galleries and programs.

A NEW PATH: TWO INSTALLATIONS IN THE COLONNADENOVEMBER 1, 2014 – ONGOINGTHIS COLOR IS GREAT by RENATA STIH and FRIEDER SCHNOCK

STIH & SCHNOCK are Berlin-based visual artists who introduce art in public spaces thereby affecting everyday life. In this work, the artists have used the common expression of a woman’s lips and what she might be saying in contrast to what she is actually thinking. This is the first in a series of artist-commissioned banners along the Amphitheater colonnade that dramatically changes a familiar path as the visitor approaches the Museum.

Boca Museum of Art

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THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS by ROBERTO BEHAR and ROSARIO MARQUARDT

BEHAR AND MARQUARDT, who established R&R Studios in Miami, have a multidisciplinary architectural practice weaving together visual arts, exhibition design, architecture, and urban design. They have been commissioned to rethink the entry into the Museum along the colonnade, providing a new pathway that is at once intimate and monumental. Their installation incorporates multi-colored ribbons in the interior gallery windows, draping the space making it both public and private by way of the sensual sway of vivid colors.

IZHAR PATKIN: THE WANDERING VEILJANUARY 26 – APRIL 5, 2015

THIS SURVEY OF WORKS by the Israeli-born, New York based artist, Izhar Patkin, will fill the Museum’s main gallery space with spectacular mural-size paintings on tulle fabric, entitled Veiled Threats. Grand, labyrinthine, yet surprisingly intimate, The Wandering Veil is resplendent with personal narrative, political metaphor, and myth emphasizing memory, loss, love, and exile.

Boca Museum of Art

Izhar Patkin, You Tell Us What to Do [detail], 2010, Ink on pleated tulle

curtains, 14 x 22 x 28 feet. Image courtesy of Boca Raton Museum

of Art


Boca Museum of Art

SURREALISM AND MAGICJANUARY 26 – APRIL 5, 2015

AN EXPLORATION OF the surrealists’ interest in magic, arcane learning, and indigenous spirituality, the exhibition includes paintings and works on paper by Kurt Seligmann, André Breton, Matta, Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, Yves Tanquy, Man Ray, Max Ernst, Masson, Dorothea Tanning, Leonora Carrington, Wilfredo Lam, and Magritte.

Inspired by the magic-themed library of Mr. Seligmann (1900–1962), the exhibition includes rare books from the fifteenth to twentieth centuries, correspondence, ephemera, music, and film.

MUSEUM ART SCHOOL FACULTY EXHIBITIONJANUARY 26 – APRIL 5, 2015

THE BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART presents an exhibition showcasing art created by 35 of the Art School’s talented instructors. Outside the studio, instructors at the Art School are active artists that make a significant contribution to the arts. The exhibition displays a wide range of works in painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry making, printmaking, photography, and mixed media. They regularly exhibit in venues across the globe, from California to New York to Asia and are recipients of various awards, fellowships and grants.

ABSTRACTION ON PAPERJANUARY 26 – APRIL 5, 2015

THE NEXT INSTALLMENT of the Boca Raton Museum of Art’s Making Connections: Selected Works from the Boca Raton Museum and Private Collections will include the in-focus exhibition: Abstraction on Paper. Delving into the Museum’s rich collection of works on paper, and featuring significant loans from generous members of the community, the exhibition presents a variety of media by American and European artists from the 1920s thru the 1950s. Superb works by American Abstract Artists Balcomb Greene, Gertrude Greene, Blanchs Lazzell, George L.K. Morris, and John Sennhauser will mix with the


Abstract Expressionist style of Mary Abbott, William Baziotes, Franz Kline, and Richard Pousette-Dart, and other Modernists such as Alexander Calder and Wassily Kandinsky. While all 20 works were created on paper, the media ranges from ink, gouache, pencil, watercolor to etching and drypoint.

HELENA RUBINSTEIN: BEAUTY IS POWERAPRIL 21 – JULY 12, 2015

HELENA RUBINSTEIN (1872–1965) was born in Poland and immigrated – via Austria and Paris – to New York at the beginning of World War I. She then opened her first U.S. salon featuring her face cream made from lanolin and revolutionized the cosmetics industry. She sold her corporation to Lehman Brothers in 1928, but repurchased the stock and went on to open her acclaimed spa on Fifth Avenue along with salons across the country, and the manufacturing arm. A collector of people and art, she commissioned Salvador Dalí to design packaging for her compacts and to paint her portrait. He was not the only one to paint Ms. Rubinstein, and this show includes portraits by Picasso, Man Ray, and Warhol. Included are paintings by Miró and Chagall, and selections from her fine jewelry and couture clothing collections. Rubinstein was an extraordinary collector of African art, which is featured here along with many of the Ellie Nadelman sculptures that she acquired. Photographs of her residences in New York, Paris, and London, and her

Boca Museum of Art

Alexander Calder, Untitled, 1945, Gouache on paper, 11 1/2 x 10 1/8 inches. Boca Museum of

Art, acquired in 1992, Gift of Mrs. Edna K. Allen


Boca Museum of Art

spas and salons will bring to the fore Ms. Rubinstein as a savvy businessperson and cultural icon.

TICKETS & CONTACTBoca Museum of Art501 Plaza RealBoca Raton, FL 33432(561) 392-2500www.bocamuseum.org


AMERICA’S SEVENTH OLDEST opera company was founded as The Opera Guild of Greater Miami (later known as Greater Miami Opera Association) in 1941 by Arturo di Filippi, an accomplished tenor and voice teacher at the University of Miami. In 1945, The Opera Guild, Inc., of Fort Lauderdale was founded with the mission of presenting performances of Opera Guild of Greater Miami productions in Fort Lauderdale. The relationship continued until 1994 when the two companies merged to form Florida Grand Opera.

JANUARY 24 – 31, 2015, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, MiamiFEBRUARY 12 & 14, 2015, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort LauderdaleCOSÌ FAN TUTTEMusic by WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZARTLibretto by LORENZO DA PONTEDirected by BERNARD UZANConducted by RAMÓN TEBAR & DOMENICO BOYAGIAN

TWO YOUNG SOLDIERS disguise their identities to test their lovers’ fidelity in this Mozart masterpiece. This sublime and

Florida Grand Opera

Interior The Sanford and Dolores Ziff Ballet Opera House

Photo courtesy of the Florida Grand Opera


Florida Grand Opera

sometimes startling mix of hilarious farce and poignant drama returns to our stage in a production designed to delight and entertain.

FEBRUARY 28 – MARCH 7, 2015, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, MiamiMARCH 12 & 14, 2015, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort LauderdaleTHE PEARL FISHERSMusic by GEORGES BIZETLibretto by EUGÈNE CORMON & MICHEL CARRÉDirected by A. SCOTT PARRYConducted by ANTHONY BARRESE

A BEAUTIFUL PRIESTESS with a mysterious past is pursued by a fisherman who happens to be the best of friends with his rival in love. Honor, jealousy, and communal duty jeopardize the lovers’ burgeoning bond with the threat of death at dawn; but they are freed from their fate by the revelation of a long-buried secret. This simple but exotic love story is decorated with beautiful melodies, vivid nocturnes, rhythmic dances, and lusty choruses.

Melbourne Opera’s production of Bizet’s The Pearl Fishers.

Photo: Matt Deller


Florida Grand Opera

MAY 9 – 16, 2015Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing ArtsTHE CONSULMusic and Libretto by GIAN CARLO MENOTTIDirected by JULIE MAYKOWSKIConducted by ANDREW BISANTZ

A DEVOTED WIFE collides with the bureaucracy of a police state while trying to obtain an exit visa for her family. The suspenseful opera will surprise you with several magical touches and a melodic score in which love, hope, and redemption all play their part. Don’t miss this riveting Florida Grand Opera premiere and see why it ran for eight months on Broadway!

TICKETS & CONTACTFlorida Grand OperaDoral Center8390 NW 25th StreetMiami, FL 33122(305) 854-1643 (General)(800) 741-1010 (Tickets)www.fgo.org


WHEN IT WAS completed in 1902, the New York Herald proclaimed that Whitehall, Henry Flagler’s Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach, was “more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world.” Today, Whitehall is a National Historic Landmark and is open to the public as the Flagler Museum, featuring guided tours, changing exhibits, and special programs. The Mission of the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum is to preserve, research, and interpret Whitehall, its associated collections, and materials related to the life of Henry Morrison Flagler as unique and important elements of Florida’s history and America’s Gilded Age. We encourage you to discover the Gilded Age (one of the most fascinating times in American History), and the entrepreneur who modernized the business world and developed Florida into a vacation paradise with a strong economic foundation.

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

The Whitehall estate, home to the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum.

Photo courtesy of the Flagler Museum

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BOUGUEREAU’S ‘FANCIES’: ALLEGORICAL AND MYTHOLOGICAL WORKS BY THE FRENCH MASTERJANUARY 27 – APRIL 19, 2015

FRENCH ACADEMIC PAINTER William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825–1905) is widely admired for his delicate figure studies that capture even the most subtle human emotions. Immensely popular in both Europe and America during his lifetime, Bouguereau became one of the most prolific and influential artists of the nineteenth century, and is today widely recognized as one of the art world’s great painters. Bouguereau’s ‘Fancies’ will feature nineteen mythological and allegorical paintings and

The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum

William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jeune fille se défendant contre l’Amour [Young Girl Defending Herself Against Eros], 1880, Oil on canvas. The University of North Carolina at Wilmington. This painting was owned by Henry Flagler and displayed in the Music Room at Whitehall, now the Flagler Museum


The Henry Morrison Flager Museum

drawings spanning the artist’s entire career, in addition to period reproductions of his works in print, porcelain, marble, and bronze. Bouguereau’s works embody values such as equality, charity, and respect for the humanity and dignity of mankind. Some of his most popular works depict noble peasants, particularly young women and children. His paintings are more than just exacting figure studies however; Bouguereau sought to convey intense emotion and meaning through his figures.

TICKETS & CONTACTThe Henry Morrison Flagler MuseumOne Whitehall WayPalm Beach, FL 33480(561) 655-2833www.flaglermuseum.us


MIAMI CITY BALLET plays a leadership role in the arts infrastructure of South Florida by bringing the best of dance and dance education to the region. Through active investment in creating the next generation of dancers and audiences, and an active outreach program that engages every part of the community, MCB intends to make South Florida a true cultural destination. Founded in 1985 by former New York City Ballet principal dancer Edward Villella and Miami philanthropist Toby Lerner Ansin, MCB is one of the largest ballet companies in the United States, with more than 50 dancers. The Company performs in four home counties in South Florida: Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Collier on Florida’s west coast, where MCB is the resident company at Artis-Naples (formerly the Naples Philharmonic Center).

Miami City Ballet

Members of the Miami City Ballet perform in Don Quixote.

Photo: Justin Namon


Miami City Ballet

JANUARY 9 – 11, 2015, Adrienne Arsht CenterJANUARY 23 – 25, 2015, Kravis CenterFEBRUARY 6 – 8, 2015, Broward CenterHEAR THE DANCE

MCB’S SECOND PROGRAM of the season brings to life George Balanchine’s famous words “See the music, hear the dance” with Twyla Tharp’s Nine Sinatra Songs, Paul Taylor’s Mercuric Tidings, and George Balanchine’s Symphony in Three Movements.

FEBRUARY 13 – 15, 2015, Adrienne Arsht CenterFEBRUARY 27 – MARCH 1, 2015, Kravis CenterMARCH 20 – 22, 2015, Broward CenterPASSION AND GRACE

MIAMI CITY BALLET proudly presents the American premiere of Richard Alston’s critically-acclaimed Carmen – a flamenco-fueled, modernist take on the classic tale of passion and betrayal. Plus, the company premiere of Twyla Tharp’s Sweet Fields, and George Balanchine’s Allegro Brillante.

Dancer Jeanette Delgado in Richard Alston’s Carmen. Photo: Alberto Oviedo


Miami City Ballet

MARCH 27 – 29, 2015, Kravis CenterAPRIL 10 – 12, 2015, Adrienne Arsht CenterAPRIL 17 – 19, 2015, Broward CenterPOINTS OF DEPARTURE

MCB CELEBRATES CHOREOGRAPHERS who have taken ballet in new, unexpected directions – including a World Premiere by Justin Peck with original art design by celebrated visual artist Shepard Fairey, George Balanchine’s Raymonda Variations, and Jerome Robbins’ comedic masterpiece The Concert. In the creation of his masterwork Raymonda Variations, George Balanchine cast aside the original ballet’s complicated plotlines, bringing the joyous dancing centerstage in unison with Glazunov’s magnificent score. Jerome Robbins’ The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody) is one of the great comic ballets, a surprising and lighthearted exploration of human relationships – and the tricks the mind can play while enjoying the

simple joys of a Chopin sonata. And in an unprecedented world premiere, ballet and guerrilla

“street art” collide as choreographer Justin Peck and visual artist Shepard Fairey join forces for Heatscape, an entirely new exploration of movement, music, costuming and art design.

Jeanette Delgado in George Balanchine’s Raymonda Variations. Photo: Steven Caras


Miami City Ballet

TICKETS & CONTACTMiami City Ballet2200 Liberty AvenueMiami Beach, FL 33139(305) 929-7000 (General)(305) 929-7010 (Tickets)www.miamicityballet.org


Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami

MOCA exterior. Photo: Ivon David Rojas

THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART (MOCA) opened its state-of-the-art building to the public in February 1996. The 23,000 square foot structure was designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Charles Gwathmey of Gwathmey Siegel, New York, who worked in conjunction with the Miami firm of Gelabert-Navia to create an exquisite space in which to experience art. The Museum of Contemporary Art expanded from the original Center of Contemporary Art, which was inaugurated in 1981 in a modest single gallery space. The museum is a site for discovering new artists, contemplating the work of contemporary masters, and learning about our living cultural heritage. The Museum of Contemporary Art is known for its provocative and innovative exhibitions, and for seeking a fresh approach in examining the art of our time. The museum maintains an active exhibition schedule, presenting 8 to 10 exhibitions annually.

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SHIFTING THE PARADIGM: THE ART OF GEORGE EDOZIEDECEMBER 2, 2014 – FEBRUARY 2, 2015

THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, North Miami (MOCA), South Florida’s oldest and only museum dedicated exclusively to contemporary art, will kick off Art Basel week in Miami with a thought provoking exhibition featuring contemporary artist, George Edozie. The show, Shifting the Paradigm is designed to tear down aging but still prevalent concepts surrounding the creation, consumption, and interpretation of contemporary. For curator Pr. Nzegwu, “through form, color, design consciousness, and containment, artistic endeavor unleashes the embodied powers of life to dissolve blockages and remake reality.” While George Edozie is not an expressionist, he shares a good number of the formal characteristics of the “fauvist” and “post-impressionist” painters at the turn of the 20th century: Cézanne, Matisse, Gauguin, Van Gogh. In different ways, these artists went beyond the manner in which impressionism focused on reproducing the impression caused by the physical world.

ALTERNATIVE CONTEMPORANEITY: TAZMARCH 19, 2015 – TBA

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, North Miami is pleased to present a group exhibition titled Alternative Contemporaneity: TAZ. The exhibition is curated by Richard Haden and scheduled to open on March 19, 2015.Charles Linder, Ghostang, 2006,

Present courtesy of the artist and Gallery 16, San Francisco




TICKETS & CONTACTMuseum of Contemporary Art, North Miami770 NE 125th StreetNorth Miami, FL 33161(305) 893-6211www.mocanomi.org


THE NORTON MUSEUM OF ART was founded in 1941 by Ralph Hubbard Norton (1875–1953) and his wife, Elizabeth Calhoun Norton (1881–1947). The Nortons were actively interested in fine arts and developed a sizable collection of paintings and sculpture.An industrialist who headed the Acme Steel Company in Chicago, Mr. Norton retired in 1939 to make his permanent home in West Palm Beach, Florida. Upon moving south, the Nortons decided to share their collection with the public. The Museum Collection consists of 7,000 works of art concentrated in the following departments: European, American, Chinese, Contemporary, and Photography.

Norton Museum of Art

Norton Museum of Art lobby. Photo courtesy of Norton Museum


The Norton Museum of Art

PASTURES GREEN: THE BRITISH PASSION FOR LANDSCAPEDECEMBER 23, 2014 – APRIL 5, 2015

DRAWN FROM THE remarkable collections of the National Museum Wales, the exhibition includes approximately 65 works by renowned artists such as Claude Lorrain, Salvador Rosa, Thomas Gainsborough, Joseph Wright of Derby, JMW Turner, John Constable, Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Augustus John, Graham Sutherland, John Piper, and Richard Long. Audiences will be afforded a rare opportunity to follow the rise of landscape painting in Britain as the exhibition tells a story that runs from the Industrial Revolution through the eras of Romanticism, Impressionism, and Modernism, to the Postmodern and Post-Industrial imagery of today. The exhibition will also offer new insights into the cultural history of Britain and the history of art generally.

KLARA KRISTALOVA: TURNING INTO STONEDECEMBER 2, 2014 – MARCH 29, 2015

PORCELAIN SCULPTURE AND drawings by the Sweden-based artist Klara Kristalova (b. 1967, Czechoslovakia) comprise the fourth RAW exhibition, a series dedicated to supporting women artists through the generosity of the Leonard and Sophie Davis/ML Dauray Arts Initiative. Hovering between fiction and reality, Kristalova gives form to abstract ideas evolving from memories and observations of the human condition. Her expressive characters are both seductive and disarming, reflecting the poignant and sometimes harsh events that make up our lives.

Krista Kristalova, The Sleepless, 2011, Glazed stoneware and porcelain.

Image courtesy of the Norton Museum


This will be the first solo museum exhibition of Kristalova’s work outside of Sweden.

COMING INTO FASHION: A CENTURY OF PHOTOGRAPHY AT CONDÉ NASTNOVEMBER 20, 2014 – FEBRUARY 15, 2015

INCORPORATING SOME 150 images created by 80 of the world’s most renowned fashion photographers, the exhibition showcases nearly 100 years of fashion imagery from the venerable publishing group’s titles, including Vogue, Glamour, and W. The exhibition features a selection of the work of Baron Adolph de Meyer, widely considered the first fashion photographer. In 1913, Condé Nast hired him in New York as a full-time photographer for Vogue, then Vanity Fair. Illustrating how fashion photography has evolved since de Meyer’s days, both in terms of subject matter and technique, the exhibition presents the work of Edward Steichen, Irving Penn, William Klein, Helmut Newton, Peter Lindbergh, Steven Meisel, Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, and Miles Aldridge, among others.

MASTER PRINTS: DÜRER TO MATISSENOVEMBER 6, 2014 – FEBRUARY 15, 2015

THIS EXHIBITION SHOWCASES 40 astonishing, museum-quality works on paper. Including woodcuts, etchings, engravings, and lithographs, the exhibition spans a period of 500 years. Works by old masters Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya, and Canaletto will be displayed alongside those by modern masters such as Degas, Matisse, Picasso, and Cézanne. The installation will be accompanied by a video demonstrating the engraving process, and explanatory texts describing the role prints held in society before the advent of photography.

PICASSO’S MUSESNOVEMBER 6, 2014 – FEBRUARY 15, 2015

DUE TO THE POPULARITY of the Masterpiece of the Month series, especially Pablo Picasso’s Tête de femme (Head of a Woman), 1952, which was on view in August, the Norton has




created Picasso’s Muses, on view Nov. 6, 2014 – Feb. 15, 2015. The artist drew inspiration from many sources during his long life and career, including French café society, the struggling poor, live models, and especially girlfriends and mistresses – which Picasso’s Muses illustrates. “Picasso returns again and again to his female companions as a source of pictorial and sculptural inspiration,” explains Jerry Dobrick, Curatorial Associate for European Art. The centerpiece of this boutique exhibition is Woman with Wrist Watch, from 1932, a monumental work inspired by Marie-Thérèse Walter, with whom Picasso was in a relationship at the time. Also in the exhibition is another work from the Tête de femme series, as well as works from the Museum Collection.

NEW LOBBY INSTALLATION BY TERRY HAGGERTYSEPTEMBER 23, 2014 – SEPTEMBER 3, 2015

THE FOURTH SITE-SPECIFIC artwork for the Norton Museum lobby is being created by Terry Haggerty (b.1970, British). Working in the tradition of geometric abstraction, Haggerty’s vocabulary for his paintings and large installations for both private and public institutions emphasizes a restricted palette, creating a sense of depth through lines in a single color of varying widths in a repeated pattern. Haggerty is composing a work inspired by the unusual dimensions of the Norton Museum Lobby, expanding beyond the North wall to include several walls and, perhaps, part of the ceiling.

The artist Terry Haggerty and his new lobby installation, Untitled, 2014, Acrylic paint.

Image courtesy of the Norton Museum of Art



THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE: BETH RUDIN DE WOODY COLLECTSFEBRUARY 8 – MAY 3, 2015

THE DISTINGUISHED AND distinctive art collection of New York and West Palm Beach resident and generous patron of the arts Beth Rudin DeWoody will be celebrated at the Norton Museum in Spring 2015. Well-known internationally for her knowledgeable choices and awareness of the new and emerging genres of art and artists, her passion for collecting has never subsided since acquiring her first drawing in the 1960s. With a collection that is still very much in progress, this exhibition will reflect areas of emphasis over the four decades she has been seriously engaged in looking at art. It will also reveal her connoisseurship and openness to new ideas.

HIGH TEA: GLORIOUS MANIFESTATIONS EAST AND WESTFEBRUARY 19 – MAY 24, 2015

SPANNING A PERIOD of 1,200 years from the 9th to the early 20th century, and featuring more than 100 rare objects, this will be the first exhibition to explore the

art of tea among the elite in eight key cultures worldwide: China, Korea, Japan, Germany, France, Russia, England, and

the United States. Objects in the exhibition illustrate important events in each culture, as well as major cross-cultural interactions that created new milestones in tea culture.

Aristocratic Ladies’ Summer Surcoat, Late Qing Dynasty, circa 1875–1900 China Silk gauze with silk satin edging, 18 x 53 x 36 inches. Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida, purchase, acquired through the generosity of the Friends of Chinese Art, 2013


IMAGING EDEN: PHOTOGRAPHERS DISCOVER THE EVERGLADESMARCH 18 – JUNE 24, 2015

PHOTOGRAPHY HAS PLAYED an important role in the construction of the myth and reality of the Everglades. Imaging Eden presents an overview of the medium’s historic complicity as silent witness, pre-meditated booster, and passionate advocate of this unique environment, and also showcases commissioned work by five international contemporary artists, including Gerald Slota (USA), Jungjin Lee (Korea), Bert Teunissen (the Netherlands), and Jim Goldberg and Jordan Stein (USA), whose

practice is photo-based. Each artist will be asked to respond to and expand beyond the physical, ideological, and aesthetic boundaries of the Everglades in their own, unique way. The exhibition will provide fertile ground for future conversations about one of the most unique, contested, and vital landscapes on the planet.


TICKETS & CONTACTNorton Museum of Art1451 S. Olive AvenueWest Palm Beach, FL 33401(561) 832-5196www.norton.org

Adam Nadel, Non-Native Seminole Re-enactor, Seminole War Re-enactment, Big Cypress Reservation, 2014, Chromogenic development print, Collection of the Norton Museum of Art. © Adam Nadel 2014


Palm Beach Dramaworks

PALM BEACH DRAMAWORKS is a professional not-for-profit theatre company that engages and entertains audiences with provocative and timeless productions that personally impact each individual.

JANUARY 30 – MARCH 1, 2015LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSESBy CHRISTOPHER HAMPTONProduced by SID LESOWITZ & PETER ROGERSDirected by LYNNETTE BARKLEYFeaturing JIM BALLARD, CLAY CARTLAND, TANGI COLOMBEL & KATIE FABEL

SEDUCTION, HUMILIATION, AND degradation are all part of the dangerous games being played by the Marquise de Merteuil and the Vicomte de Valmont, bored aristocrats who eagerly shatter lives for their own cruel amusement.

Palm Beach Dramaworks exterior: Photo: Bill Hirschman


MARCH 27 – APRIL 26, 2015BURIED CHILDBy SAM SHEPARDDirected by J. BARRY LEWISFeaturing CLIFF BURGESS, ROB DONOHOE & KELLY MCQUAIL

IN THE HEARTLAND of America, a young man returns home with warm memories after an absence of six years to find he is unrecognized by his decaying family in this tragicomic, unsettling, Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

MAY 15 – JUNE 7, 2015LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR AND GRILLBy LANIE ROBERTSONProduced by LOUISE & BARRY SNYDERDirected by J. BARRY LEWIS

JUST FOUR MONTHS before her death, the great Billie Holiday takes the stage at a watering hole in Philadelphia, where she relates the story of her hard-knock life and

triumphantly shares more than a dozen songs.

TICKETS & CONTACTPalm Beach Dramaworks201 Clematis StreetWest Palm Beach, FL 33401(561) 514-4042www.palmbeachdramaworks.org

Palm Beach Dramaworks

Lanie Robertson’s Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill comes to the PBD. Photo: Sara Krulwich


FOUNDED IN 1961, the fully professional Palm Beach Opera presents mainstage performances at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach and is a proud member of the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. Guest artists come to Palm Beach Opera from both the United States and abroad, and have performed at all major opera houses worldwide. The Palm Beach Opera Chorus consists of up to 50 local singers who are committed to the highest musical values. The Palm Beach Opera Orchestra was created by the Board in 1993 to enhance the artistic quality of the company’s offerings, and includes musicians who have worked with major professional orchestras both nationally and internationally. Palm Beach Opera is dedicated to producing live opera at an international standard of excellence and to enriching the life of the communities it serves with a diverse offering of educational programs.

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Palm Beach Opera’s production of Carmen. Photo: Alissa Dragun


JANUARY 16 – 18, 2015Kravis Center for the Performing ArtsLA BOHÈMEBy GIACOMO PUCCINIConducted by DANIELE CALLEGARIDirected by FENLON LAMB

WHEN LOVE COMES knocking on Rodolfo’s door, something ignites within him and Mimí that can’t be stopped. Instant attraction. Complete captivation. Undying ardor. Puccini’s passionate, gripping music captures the beauty of love at first sight, the magic of having good friends during tough times, and the heart-wrenching pain of an untimely death. An awesome opera experience complete with world-class singers, La Bohème will blow you away. Will there be heartbreak? Absolutely. But you’ll see that despite the pain, true love is worth it all.

FEBRUARY 5, 2015The Mar-a-Lago ClubSEDUCTION OF THE SENSES: GALA EVENING WITH ILDAR ABDRAZAKOV

PREPARE TO BE SPELLBOUND by an evening of sublime music, flickering candlelight, delicious food, and the company of fellow opera devotees at the Mar-a-Lago Club. Indulge with champagne before opera’s most dashing bass performs an intimate and

impassioned concert. Following the concert, join Ildar for cocktails, simmering conversation, and a sumptuous three-course dinner.

Ildar Abdrazakov. Photo: Dario Acosta

Palm Beach Opera


FEBRUARY 10, 2015Palm Beach ImprovOPERA CABARET

JOIN US FOR opera like you’ve never seen it before in a cabaret-style show at the Palm Beach Improv. Palm Beach Opera’s Young Artists take the stage with an entertaining mix of arias and musical theater for a one-night-only engagement that you don’t want to miss. You’ll have a great time at this unique evening of music, suprises, and fun!

FEBRUARY 20 – 22, 2015Kravis Center for the Performing ArtsENEMIES, A LOVE STORYMusic by BEN MOORELibretto by NAHMA SANDROWBased on the book by ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGERConducted by DAVID STERNDirected by SAM HELFRICH

SET IN NEW YORK CITY in 1948, Holocaust survivor Herman Broder finds himself in quite the predicament juggling his second wife, mistress, and first wife who was presumed dead. Based on the novel by Nobel Prize winning Yiddish author Isaac Bashevis Singer and adapted into an Oscar-nominated movie, the story examines the immigrant experience with a mix of determination, irony, and humor in a uniquely engaging way. Composer Ben Moore’s music has been described as lyrical, memorable, and exquisite and will have you humming the melodies long after the show has ended.

Palm Beach Opera


MARCH 20 – 22, 2015Kravis Center for the Performing ArtsTHE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENTBy GAETANO DONIZETTIConducted by ANTONINO FOGLIANIDirected by DONA D. VAUGHN

RAISED BY A regiment of super-sweet soldiers, Marie’s life is full of love, war, and fun galore. But when true love comes from the wrong side of the war, Marie is torn. As Marie navigates love and

decides who to marry, there’s one question on everyone’s mind: Who will fight for her heart? Donizetti’s music captures the joie de vivre that Marie brings to the 21st regiment with joyful tunes and bouncing rhythms. The delight of a burly army chorus singing their affection for their daughter is a sight you won’t soon forget!

MARCH 26, 2015Royal Poinciana ChapelLIEDERABEND

JOIN US FOR a special evening of song featuring our talented Young Artists at the Royal Poinciana Chapel in Palm Beach. Hear the music of Brahms, Strauss, Fauré, and others in an intimate setting.

TICKETS & CONTACTPalm Beach Opera415 S. Olive AvenueWest Palm Beach, FL 33401(561) 833-7888www.pbopera.org

Donizetti’s The Daughter of the Regiment. Photo: Ellen Appel

Palm Beach Opera


THE PALM BEACH SYMPHONY was founded in 1974 in recognition of the need for a professional orchestra in Palm Beach. The orchestra had a humble beginning, with only a few concerts a year, a part-time conductor, and a volunteer staff. It was not until Mrs. Ethel S. Stone became Chair of the Symphony’s Board of Directors that the orchestra became a cultural force in the community. The Palm Beach Symphony performs in a variety of historically important venues on the island of Palm Beach, including the Bethesda-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church, the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, Mar-a-Lago, and The Society of the Four Arts.

JANUARY 5, 2015, 7:30 P.M.DeSantis Family ChapelZUKUNFTSMUSIK: MUSIC OF THE FUTURERAMÓN TEBAR, ConductorWAGNER, Flying Dutchman, Lohengrin Prelude to Act 1, Tristan und Isolde: Prelude and LiebestodBRUCKNER, Symphony No. 4

The Palm Beach Symphony performing at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum.

Photo courtesy of the Palm Beach Symphony

The Palm Beach Symphony


The Palm Beach Symphony

JANUARY 28, 2015, 7:30 P.M.Mar-A-LagoTWO GREAT SECONDSRAMÓN TEBAR, ConductorBRAHMS, Symphony No. 2, Op. 73SIBELIUS, Symphony No. 2, Op. 43

FEBRUARY 23, 2015, 7:30 P.M.Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal ChurchBACH’S BAROQUE MASTERWORKSRAMÓN TEBAR, ConductorBACH, The Six Brandenburg Concerti, BWV 1046–1051

MARCH 18, 2015, 7:30 P.M.Mar-A-LagoSYMPHONIC (R)EVOLUTIONRAMÓN TEBAR, ConductorLOLA ASTANOVA, PianoSHOSTAKOVICH, Festive Overture, Op. 96, Symphony No. 12, Op. 112RACHMANINOV, Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini Op. 43

TICKETS & CONTACTPalm Beach SymphonyPalm Beach Towers44 Cocoanut Row, M207BPalm Beach, FL 33480(561) 655-2657www.palmbeachsymphony.org

Lola Astanova. Photo: James Keivom


PÉREZ ART MUSEUM Miami (PAMM) is now open to the public in Museum Park. Pérez Art Museum Miami is a modern and contemporary art museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting international art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Pérez Art Museum Miami serves one of the most diverse populations in one of the fastest growing regions in the country, where a unique confluence of Caribbean and North and South American cultures adds vibrancy and texture to the civic landscape. The city’s thriving community of artists, designers, and collectors and its avid and growing art-engaged public are driving Miami’s demand for a world-class museum and dynamic center of visual arts education. The new PAMM transforms Museum Park into a central destination on Miami’s cultural map, promotes progressive arts education, builds community cohesiveness, and contributes substantially to downtown revitalization.

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FUTURE BROWN: VERNÁCULO FEATURING MALUCAONGOING

VERNÁCULO COMES FROM Future Brown's debut album on Warp Records slated for release February 23/24, 2015. Appropriating the advertising language of global beauty brands like L’Oreal and Revlon, “Vernáculo” is an exercise in capitalist surrealism. The video first debuted live at the museum’s official Art Basel Miami Beach celebration, PAMM Presents Future Brown featuring Kelela, A DIS Magazine + THV Entertainment Production.

IN THE SCULPTURE GARDEN: JEDD NOVATTONGOING

BY THE EARLY 1970s, works of minimalism had come to dominate the landscape of public sculpture in the United States. Characterized by reductive, geometric forms fabricated in raw industrial materials like Corten steel and aluminum, its ideal products represent an exploration of the essential nature of sculptural practice and experience, engaging viewers in a carefully organized phenomenology of volume, weight, mass, and theatricalized viewing space. For the last decade, Paris-based American artist Jedd Novatt has been employing and manipulating key minimalist visual and material tropes – the cube, unyielding medium, towering scale – in order to evolve the now long-stalled project beyond its traditional static and reflexive nature. Chaos Bizkaia (2012, bronze) and Chaos SAS (2013, stainless steel) – twisting, slipping, seemingly unstable stacks of monumental open rectangles – activate the lush tropical landscape of PAMM’s new sculpture garden with implied motion.

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMSAUGUST 19, 2014 – AUGUST 15, 2015

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS is the second iteration of Pérez Art Museum Miami’s Overview Galleries, in which selections from PAMM’s permanent collection are displayed alongside loans from important private collections. Consisting of six interrelated parts (titled History Painting, Visual Memory, The Uses of



History, Urban Imaginaries, The Contested Present, and Forms of Commemoration), this thematic group presentation explores the intersection between globalization and history. As the networks

of individuals, institutions, and markets that constitute the international system of art-making and distribution have expanded to include voices from disparate regions and contexts, the

field has become a mirror for the cultural effects of this heightened state of global integration.

One of the most important of these cultural effects has been the destabilization of any singular understandings of time and world history. Global Positioning Systems explores this issue by bringing together the productions of an international and intergenerational array of artists who engage diverse histories, while raising questions about how the past is recorded and remembered.

PROJECT GALLERY: LEONOR ANTUNESAUGUST 21, 2014 – JANUARY 18, 2015

BERLIN-BASED ARTIST Leonor Antunes (b. 1972) produced a new, large-scale installation for the Project Gallery off the entrance area of the museum. The artist visited Miami several times to research the architecture and design history of the city, which influenced the production of her work for PAMM. Antunes’s work often references the legacies of modernism, specific geometric forms, and the patterns and structures of lesser known architects and designers from the early 20th century. Antunes is particularly attentive to the elegance of the handmade, using materials and

Mark Handforth, Western Sun, 2004, Fluorescent lights and fixtures, Dimensions variable. Collection Pérez Art Museum Miami, museum purchase with funds provided by PAMM´s Collectors Council © Mark Handforth. Photo: Nancy Watson



techniques that often reference the distinct contexts in which she works, including those of her native Portugal. Her works respond to the spaces in which they are placed, at times mirroring elements in the room or using its proportions as tools for the development of each new installation.

BEYOND THE LIMITED LIFE OF PAINTING: PRINTS AND MULTIPLES FROM THE HOLDING CAPITAL GROUP COLLECTIONSEPTEMBER 10, 2014 – MARCH 1, 2015

THE EXHIBITION WILL explore the evolution of fine printmaking in the United States after the 1960s and feature several important prints and multiples gifted to Pérez Art Museum Miami from Holding Capital Group Inc., including works by Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Rauschenberg, and James Rosenquist. These works will be augmented by additional prints and objects loaned from the Holding Capital Group collection, which has been carefully assembled over the last 30 years and illuminates the significance of printmaking within the contemporary art context. Beyond the Limited Life of Painting will examine more than 50 years of printmaking, tracing its historic importance to public debates in the 1930s and 1940s to its emergence as a valued artistic medium in the Pop art movement of the 1950s and 1960s and through to its role in today’s creative production. The exhibition focuses in particular on the generation of artists in the postwar period, who rejected Abstract Expressionism and actively returned to representation.

PROJECT GALLERY: NICOLE CHERUBINIOCTOBER 9, 2014 – APRIL 5, 2015

FOR PÉREZ ART MUSEUM Miami's Project Gallery series, Nicole Cherubini (b. 1970, Boston) is creating a new body of interrelated, free-standing, and wall-based works. Comprised of a diversity of objects, this exhibition will respond to the architecture of the space and expand on the artist’s previous bodies of work. The installation will incorporate new shapes into the artist’s lexicon and new materials, combining clay and wooden support panels that allow for a renewed consideration of scale. Cherubini mines the

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history and formal possibilities of clay to create works that range from spare, tense minimalism to exuberant and brash decadence. Cherubini’s work is indebted to an abiding engagement with clay itself, and the core of her project resides in her ability to bring the medium’s particular materiality, forms, and history to bear on the ongoing dialogue of painting and sculpture.

IN THE SCULPTURE GARDEN: KONSTANTIN GRCICNOVEMBER 20, 2014 – OCTOBER 1, 2015

PAMM WILL INSTALL two major interactive pieces from past Design Miami/ fairs, on the occasion of Design Miami’s 10th Anniversary. The first of these installations is Konstantin Grcic’s Netscape, which was commissioned for the design fair as part of his Designer of the Year award in 2010. Design Miami/ founder, Craig Robins commissioned distinct versions of Netscape for both the Miami Design District and for PAMM, with the museum’s new, waterfront facility in mind. This will be the first time it has been displayed since its 2010 debut at Design Miami/. Netscape features a star-shaped, modular steel structure, with hammock-like swings made of fiberglass and polypropylene netting which rock gently when used by visitors. Like the design for the new museum, Netscape was created with social interaction in mind, and will be placed at the museum’s northeast corner, overlooking Biscayne Bay.


Project Gallery: Nicole Cherubini, 500. Installation view Pérez Art Musuem Miami.

Photo: Miami Fine Art


IN THE SCULPTURE GARDEN: BUCKMINSTER FULLERNOVEMBER 20, 2014 – FEBRUARY 22, 2015

PAMM WILL INSTALL two major interactive pieces from past Design Miami/ fairs, on the occasion of Design Miami’s 10th Anniversary. The first of these installations is Konstantin Grcic’s Netscape. The second, Buckminster Fuller’s 24-foot Fly’s Eye Dome, was featured at Design Miami/ 2011 as a satellite exhibition in collaboration with the Miami Design District. Fly’s Eye Dome, which was a prototype of Buckminster Fuller’s original design for a fully functional, air-deployable, off-the-grid temporary dwelling, was originally presented as a Design Miami/ satellite exhibition in the Miami Design District called Architecting the Future: Buckminster Fuller & Norman Foster. A long-time Fuller collector and enthusiast, Foster recreated Fuller’s futuristic Dymaxion Car and generously loaned Dymaxion 4 to be exhibited alongside the dome, which had been acquired and restored by Craig Robins. Buckminster Fuller was an artist, architect, and evolutionary strategist.

PROJECT GALLERY: GARY SIMMONSNOVEMBER 14, 2014 – OCTOBER 4, 2015

PÉREZ ART MUSEUM Miami has commissioned Gary Simmons (b.1964, New York) to create an ambitious new work for the museum’s stunning double-height project gallery. The New York-based artist will create a large, ephemeral mural painting directly on the gallery’s back wall, which measures 30 feet high by 29 feet wide. Simmons is best known for his enigmatic compositions that consist of deceptively simple motifs rendered atop broad fields of monochromatic pigment. He extracts these motifs from a variety of archival and pop culture sources, arriving at each selection through an intensive research process. A single work by Simmons is capable of evoking a multiplicity of meanings, referencing a buried episode in the painful history of race relations in the United States, for example, at the same time that it draws from the artist’s childhood memories. Simmons is known for his use of an eerie erasure effect, which he achieves by blurring his drawings with his hands. Recalling the look of chalk on blackboards, the effect reinforces the mysterious quality of Simmons’s imagery, while




suggesting movement, the fleetingness of time, the pliability of history, and the inevitable fading of both cultural and personal memory.

GEOFFREY FARMER: LET’S MAKE THE WATER TURN BLACKOCTOBER 9, 2014 – MARCH 1, 2015

FARMER (B.1967) IS best known for his work with collage and his references to the genre’s modernist traditions, such as those produced by Dada artists at the beginning of the 20th century. The artist has also created numerous theatrical installations involving odd combinations of found objects that he transforms into awkward, puppet-like figures. His recent sculptures and installations have included kinetic elements that are often choreographed with sound. These pieces become theater plays or small operas with uncanny objects as their main performers. Creating mysterious and, at times, sinister environments, the artist’s work responds dynamically to the architectural and cultural contexts in which it is produced.

ADLER GUERRIER: FORMULATING A PLOTAUGUST 7, 2014 – JANUARY 25, 2015

MIAMI-BASED ARTIST Adler Guerrier (b.1975) works in a variety of media, including sculpture, photography, prints, and collaged works on paper. Guerrier’s practice investigates of the mutability of text and image, and the variability of meaning. He is as interested in politics as he is in poetics, and his work explores

Geoffrey Farmer, Let’s Make the Water Turn Black, 2013–14. Installation view, Kunstverein, Hamburg.

Photo: Fred Dott. Courtesy of the artist, Catriona Jeffries Gallery, Vancouver, and Casey Kaplan, New York


the rich territory between them. Often using Miami as a physical site and an embodiment of realized (and unrealized) moments in American political and social history, Guerrier examines, repurposes, and sometimes fictionalizes the city through his work. Guerrier’s oeuvre is expansive in its engagement with the urban environment, art history, and materials, and this exhibition will bring together a selection of work from the last decade of his career alongside new work produced for this presentation.

PROJECT GALLERY: MARIO GARCÍA TORRESDECEMBER 2, 2014 – APRIL 19, 2015

R.R. AND THE EXPANSION OF THE TROPICS is a project developed by Mexico City-based artist Mario García Torres (b.1975, Monclova, Mexico) specifically for Pérez Art Museum Miami in which a number of seemingly unrelated subjects, such as Robert Rauschenberg, climate change, and Florida, are threaded together to form

a series of conceptual and political questions. García Torres has long been

interested in exploring little-known issues within recent art history and in addressing parallel subjects that find new meanings and contexts through his careful juxtapositions. This project will create a number of gestures, including photographic documentation, film, music, and other types of information displays.


Mario García Torres reviewing Miami Herald’s Tropic from December 30, 1979. Photo: Carlota Pérez-Jofre


TÀPIES: FROM WITHINFEBRUARY 6 – MAY 3, 2015

TÀPIES: FROM WITHIN is a major historical survey that features a selection of more than 50 large-scale paintings and sculptures, representing diverse moments from throughout Antoni Tàpies’s (1923–2012) career. These include early examples from 1945 through to recent works created in 2011 – the year prior to his death. The exhibition explores the Spanish artist’s use of unusual materials and forms and the development of his unique visual language, which earned him an international reputation as one of the most successful abstract painters of his generation. Curated by former Tate Director Vincente Todolí, this retrospective offers a unique view into Tàpies’s groundbreaking practice, which fused impoverished materials with symbols of Eastern and Western culture to create dense works covered with graffiti-like gestures. His alchemical practice mixed spiritual and existential questions with unique material investigations of surface, mark-making, and found objects. The exhibition presents an intimate and unusual view of his oeuvre through a selection of works drawn exclusively from his own private collection and that of the Fundació Antoni Tàpies.

PROJECT GALLERY: DIEGO BIANCHIFEBRUARY 19 – JULY 26, 2015

INTERESTED IN EROSION, entropy, decadence, and destruction, Diego Bianchi (b.1969, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is producing a new large-scale installation for PAMM’s project gallery adjacent to the museum’s main entrance. Bianchi is known for his multi-part sculptural projects using found and manipulated materials, including defunct technologies or recently discarded commercial products, which reflects his interest in ideas of the unclean, the abject, and the wastefulness of contemporary commodity culture. With an underlying sense of loss and an unusual beauty, his dynamic assemblages involve binding, burning, or cementing together these worn objects, creating textured surfaces that dialogue with the work of Antoni Tàpies, concurrently on view at PAMM. His project for PAMM specifically engages elements that reference the cultural and material landscape of Miami.



VICTORIA GITMAN: DESIRING EYEFEBRUARY 26 – MAY 31, 2015

PÉREZ ART MUSEUM Miami presents a survey of the work of Victoria Gitman (b.1972, Buenos Aires; lives in Hallandale, FL). Gitman creates astonishingly naturalistic oil paintings

abounding with sensuality and conceptual sophistication.

The exhibition features 19 works drawn from four phases in the artist’s career, spanning 14 years of highly disciplined production. Set against shallow backgrounds of neutral color, Gitman’s depictions of necklaces, beaded purses, and fur purses make a powerful impact that belies their small scale and banal subject matter. The artist paints the images from items that she finds in thrift stores, flea markets, and online sources for vintage accessories. In Gitman’s hands, these inexpensive objects are transmuted into things of beauty, exuding luxury and refinement. Rendered from life (never from photographs), they emit the rich aura that one associates with still life paintings by the Old Masters. The exhibition culminates with Gitman’s stunning “Beauties” – a set of oil paintings on panel that reproduce graphite drawings on paper by the great French Neoclassical painter and draughtsman Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780–1867). These diminutive portraits feature elegant young women whose haunting eyes


Victoria Gitman, Untitled, 2013, Oil on board, 9 5/8 x 11 inches. Courtesy of Garth Greenan Gallery, New York


meet the viewer’s gaze dead on. The series provides a disarming counterpoint to Gitman’s still life paintings while underscoring the tensions that animate her work, in which decadence vies with restraint, humility with ostentation, tradition with contemporaneity, and precision with beauty.

EUGENIO ESPINOZA: UNRULY SUPPORTS (1970–1980)MARCH 19 – AUGUST 23, 2015

EUGENIO ESPINOZA: UNRULY SUPPORTS (1970–1980) features over 50 exceptional works including paintings, photographs, sculptures, postcards, and documentation of performances and interventions by Eugenio Espinoza (b.1950, Caracas, Venezuela). The exhibition focuses on his practice during the decade of the 1970s, highlighting Espinoza´s significance within the Latin American avant-garde of that period. Currently living in Florida, Espinoza is known for his nonfigurative, humorous, and irreverent manipulations of grid forms that he began developing in the late-1960s. These works were produced as a reaction to the dominant tendencies of geometric abstraction and Kinetic art in Venezuela during these decades. Unruly Supports (1970–1980) traces these seminal works, which include his large Impenetrable (1972) – an installation that subverted the modernist cannon, challenged Kinetic art, and engaged post-minimalist strategies – and explores Espinoza’s active involvement in the evolution of abstraction during the post-war period. The title of the exhibition refers to the countless experiments Espinoza made to produce his emblematic black grid supports, as he folded, stretched, and cut to this geometric form, contaminating this iconic symbol of modern art.

IMAN ISSAAPRIL 2 – OCTOBER 4, 2015

IMAN ISSA (b. 1979, Cairo, Egypt) explores the relationship between history, memory, language, and objects through multimedia works. Creating installations comprised of multiple related works, she questions the ability of sculpture and imagery to communicate concrete ideas. Issa’s large-scale projects have used three-dimensional forms and text to interrogate the validity of commemorative monuments in the face of shifting sociopolitical



landscapes, particularly in her native Egypt, and more recent projects investigate historical works of art through poetic descriptions and interpretative forms. Issa’s modest but beautifully crafted objects, short videos, snapshot-like photographs, and accompanying texts use language and juxtaposition to create ambiguous but resonant tableaux. For Pérez Art Museum Miami, she will present a recent project alongside a new commission.

PROJECT GALLERY: SHANA LUTKERMAY 7 – SEPTEMBER 13, 2015

SINCE 2012, SHANA LUTKER (b.1978, Northport, New York) has been researching the Surrealist movement. Among the

most important European avant-garde groups of the 20th century, the Surrealists explored the unconscious mind and creative expressions that were tied to the irrational. They were also, as revealed by Lutker’s research, prone to physical, public fights incited by intellectual arguments and personal slights. Lutker has identified seven fights that she is investigating through sculptural installations. She has realized two of these projects: the first one in three parts, including gallery presentations in Los Angeles and Zurich as well as a performance at Performa 13 in New York, and one as

part of the 2014 Whitney Biennial. For Pérez Art Museum Miami, Lutker will realize the third work in her series. Her installation will respond to the architecture of PAMM’s unique auditorium space. In addition to her newly commissioned artwork for the project gallery, Lutker will debut a performative lecture focused on the Surrealist fight she has been researching.


Shana Lutker, 11 bis, 2013, Chromed steel, leather, 42" H x 28" W x 21" D. Photo Credit: Robert Wedemeye



TICKETS & CONTACTPérez Art Museum Miami1103 Biscayne BoulevardMiami, FL 33132(305) 375-3000www.pamm.org


THE RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER for the Performing Arts, located in West Palm Beach, Florida, is one of the premier performing arts centers in the Southeast, with a growing national and international reputation. True to the spirit in which it was created, the Center is expanding programming by initiating projects on local, national, and international levels. The Kravis Center is a success story that provides communities worldwide with an example of a thriving performing arts center, and a major community and economic catalyst.

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts exterior. Photo courtesy of Artec



JANUARY 7, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallST. PETERSBURG STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAVLADIMIR LANDE, ConductorDMITRY KOUZOV, Cello

JANUARY 8, 2015The Picower Foundation Arts Education CenterTHE INVENTION OF WINGS BY SUE MONK KIDD

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE BEACH BOYS: FIFTY YEARS OF “FUN, FUN, FUN”

JANUARY 9, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall‘70S SOUL JAM WITH THE STYLISTICS, THE SPINNERS, AND THE MAIN INGREDIENT FEATURING CUBA GOODING

JANUARY 10 & 11, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseTHE CLOTHESLINE MUSE WITH NNENNA FREELON

JANUARY 10, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallGINO VANNELLI & JON SECADA

The Beach Boys. Photo: David McClister


JANUARY 11, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallSINATRA SINGS SINATRA

JANUARY 13, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseKRISTÓF BARÁTI, VIOLIN

JANUARY 14, 2015 Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseJIMMY WEBB

JANUARY 15, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseWELL-STRUNG

JANUARY 17, 2015Michael and Andrew Gosman AmpitheatreTHE OKEE DOKEE BROTHERS: ADVENTURE SONGS

Persson Hall CabaretSTAGE AWAKENINGS

JANUARY 19 & 20, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallBUDAPEST FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAIVÁN FISCHER, Conductor


Frank Sinatra, Jr. Photo: Howie Grapek

The Okee Dokee Brothers. Photo: Richard Sennott



JANUARY 20, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE STEPCREW

JANUARY 21, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallABBA: THE CONCERT

JANUARY 22 & 23, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseBROADWAY’S NEXT HIT MUSICAL

JANUARY 23, 2015Michael and Andrew Gosman AmpitheatreZAP MAMA & ANTIBALAS

JANUARY 24 & 25, 2015Helen K. Persson HallSTEVE ROSS IN “I’M IN LOVE WITH VIENNA”

JANUARY 27 – FEBRUARY 1, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallFLASHDANCE: THE MUSICAL

Antibalas. Photo: Marina Abadjieff



JANUARY 28 – FEBRUARY 1, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseCELEBRITY AUTOBIOGRAPHY STARRING LAINIE KAZAN, GARY BEACH, EUGENE PACK, AND DAYLE REYFEL

JANUARY 31, 2015Helen K. Persson HallDAVID WILCOX

FEBRUARY 4, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseAFRICAN-AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL: MALCOLM X (1992)

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallMARIINSKY ORCHESTRAVALERY GERGIEV, ConductorBEHYOD ABDURAIMOV, Piano

FEBRUARY 5, 2015The Picower Foundation Arts Education CenterAMERICANAH BY CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallDICK FOX’S GOLDEN BOYS STARRING FRANKIE AVALON, FABIAN, BOBBY RYDELL

FEBRUARY 5 & 6, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseWUTHERING HEIGHTS

FEBRUARY 6, 2015, 8:00 P.M.Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallALTON BROWN LIVE: EDIBLE INEVITABLE TOUR

Valery Gergiev conducts. Photo: Hiroyuki Ito/The New York Times



FEBRUARY 7 & 8, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseTHE TEMPEST

FEBRUARY 8, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE BOSTON POPS ESPLANADE ORCHESTRAKEITH LOCKHART, Conductor

FEBRUARY 9, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallJOY BEHAR AND SUSIE ESSMAN

FEBRUARY 10, 2015The Picower Foundation Arts Education CenterA SALUTE TO THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE VERY BEST OF CELTIC THUNDER TOUR

FEBRUARY 10 & 11, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseTHE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY

FEBRUARY 11, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallHARRY CONNICK, JR.

FEBRUARY 12, 2015The Picower Foundation Arts Education CenterMUSIC AND MUSICAL INFLUENCES OF THE AMERICAN GREAT DEPRESSION

Joy Behar. Photo: Monique Carboni


Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallGOSPEL GALA FEATURING THE CLARK SISTERS

FEBRUARY 13, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallLES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO

FEBRUARY 14, 2015Helen K. Persson HallGRUFFALO’S CHILD: TALL STORIES

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTONY BENNETT

FEBRUARY 14 & 15, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseCAMILLE A. BROWN & DANCERS: BLACK GIRL


The Clark Sisters. Photo: CBS

Camille A. Brown. Photo: Matt Karas


FEBRUARY 15, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallA CELEBRATION OF MARVIN HAMLISCH

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallDANISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

FEBRUARY 16, 2015The Weiner Banquet Center in the Cohen PavilionBALLET SUPERSTAR MARCELO GOMES

Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseMICHAEL BROWN, PIANO

FEBRUARY 17 – MARCH 15, 2015Helen K. Persson HallSTARS OF DAVID: STORY TO SONG

FEBRUARY 18, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseLADY SINGS THE BLUES (1972)Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseSCOTT COULTER IN YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND: CAROLE KING, NEIL SEDAKA, AND THE MUSIC OF THE BRILL BUILDING

Michael Brown. Photo: Janette Beckman



FEBRUARY 21 & 22, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseMORE OF LOESSER Featuring BILLY STRITCH, KLEA BLACKHURST, ERIC YVES GARCIA, MARISSA MULDER

FEBRUARY 23, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallLANG LANG, PIANO

FEBRUARY 24, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseTOM RUSH

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallMICHAEL FEINSTEIN CONDUCTS THE KRAVIS CENTER POPS ORCHESTRA: MICHAEL FEINSTEIN’S MGM CLASSICS

FEBRUARY 25, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseTHE COLOR PURPLE (1985)

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallRAMSEY LEWIS AND HIS ELECTRIC BAND WITH SPECIAL GUEST PHILIP BAILEY (OF EARTH, WIND & FIRE)

Lang Lang. Photo: Harald Hoffmann



FEBRUARY 26, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseRENÉ MARIE: I WANNA BE EVIL WITH LOVE TO EARTHA KITT

FEBRUARY 28 – MARCH 15, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseCAPITOL STEPS: HOW TO SUCCEED IN CONGRESS WITHOUT REALLY LYING

MARCH 2, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallSWINGTIME FEATURING THE JIVE ACES

MARCH 2 & 3, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallDRESDEN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRAMICHAEL SANDERLING, Conductor

MARCH 4, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallPAUL ANKA

MARCH 5, 2015 The Picower Foundation Arts Education CenterTHE SUBMISSION BY AMY WALDMAN

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallAN EVENING WITH GLADYS KNIGHT


Michael Sanderling. Photo: Marco Borggreve


MARCH 6, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallMOSCOW CITY BALLET: SWAN LAKE

MARCH 10 – 15, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallANYTHING GOES

MARCH 16, 2015The Weiner Banquet Center in the Cohen PavilionPRINCESS GRACE: HER MOVIES, HER MEN, HER MONACO

Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseDONALD SINTA SAXOPHONE QUARTET

MARCH 22, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseLES YEUX NOIR

MARCH 23, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallJOSHUA BELL

MARCH 24, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallAUDRA MCDONALD

MARCH 25, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallA FAR CRY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WITH THE FLEISHER-JACOBSON PIANO DUO

MARCH 25 – 29, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseLOVE, LOSS, AND WHAT I WORE: AN INTIMATE COLLECTION OF STORIES BY NORA AND DELIA EPHRON


Les Yeux Noirs. Photo: Laurent Prost


MARCH 29, 2015Michael and Andrew Gosman AmpitheatreGOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS IN CIRQUE ZIVA

MARCH 30, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallMICHAEL FEINSTEIN: THE GERSHWINS & ME

MARCH 31, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW

APRIL 1, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallFRANK FERRANTE IN AN AFTERNOON WITH GROUCHO

Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallCESAR MILLAN LIVE!

APRIL 1 – 19, 2015Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. PlayhouseMENOPAUSE: THE MUSICAL


Golden Dragon Acrobats perform Cirque Ziva. Photo: Niko



APRIL 2, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallPILOBOLUS

APRIL 4, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE TEMPTATIONS AND THE FOUR TOPS

APRIL 6, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallDIANA KRALL

APRIL 7 – 12, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallMEMPHIS

APRIL 12, 2015Michael and Andrew Gosman AmpitheatreTOM PAXTON & JANIS IAN: TOGETHER AT LAST

APRIL 13 & 14, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallBBC CONCERT ORCHESTRAKEITH LOCKHART, ConductorCHARLIE ALBRIGHT, Piano

APRIL 15, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallBOZ SCAGGS

Pilobolus. Photo: John Kane


APRIL 16, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallCHRIS BOTTI

APRIL 17, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallUKULELE ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN

APRIL 18, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallCELTIC WOMAN: 10TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD TOUR

APRIL 19, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallTHE IDAN RAICHEL PROJECT

APRIL 21 & 22, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallSHEN YUN: REVIVING 5000 YEARS OF CIVILIZATION

APRIL 23, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallCHICAGO

APRIL 24, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallKATHY GRIFFIN: LIVE IN CONCERT


Idan Raichel. Photo: Eldad Rafaeli


APRIL 26, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallRAIN: A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES

APRIL 28 – MAY 3, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallPIPPIN

MAY 9, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallDINOSAUR TRAIN LIVE: BUDDY’S BIG ADVENTURE

MAY 15, 2015Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert HallSPOTLIGHT ON YOUNG MUSICIANS

TICKETS & CONTACTThe Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts701 Okeechobee BoulevardWest Palm Beach, FL 33401(561) 833-8300 (General)(561) 832-7469 (Tickets)www.kravis.org


RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles. Photo: Cylla von Tiedemann


Contact Information

ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING

ARTS: (786) 468-2000

BASS MUSEUM OF ART: (305) 673-7530

BOCA MUSEUM OF ART: (561) 392-2500

FLORIDA GRAND OPERA: (800) 741-1643

HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM:

(561) 655-2833

MIAMI CITY BALLET: (305) 929-7000

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART NORTH MIAMI:

(305) 893-6211

NORTON MUSEUM OF ART: (561) 832-5196

PALM BEACH DRAMA WORKS: (561) 514-4042

PALM BEACH OPERA: (561) 833-7888

PALM BEACH SYMPHONY: (561) 655-2657

PÉREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI: (305) 375-3000

THE RAYMOND F. KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE

PERFORMING ARTS: (561) 833-8300

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