Head to MOAD for an opening reception to celebrate new exhibitions by Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Jorge Pardo, and Loriel Beltrán. Cortadito—voted "Best Latin Act 2019" by the Miami New Times—will perform their signature traditional Cuban music live. Guests can also enjoy light bites and more.

Miami’s Firstworld and Millionyoung are playing their first show in two years on November 11th at Gramps in celebration of Firstworld’s debut LP, Pop, out on November 5th.

Helado Negro takes to the stage at the North Beach Bandshell in Miami Beach on Saturday, November 20. This date is in support of the new album Far In. Helado Negro’s music provides pure enjoyment, alongside a deeper understanding of our shared existence, shining light on difficult subjects with a feathery touch.

October 8th - April 3rd | Skin is what keeps our insides in and the outside out, protecting us from the elements, and showcasing to other animals and people who and what we are. Discover the properties of skin across an array of organisms and examine the meaning humans have associated with skin color in Skin: Living Armor, Evolving Identity, a bilingual, multi-sensory exhibition having its East Coast premiere at Frost Science.

November 6th - May 1st | Spanning six decades, this first American museum exhibition of the influential work of Hreinn Fridfinnsson highlights the artist’s use of minimal gestures to transform everyday materials into poetic, allusive, and revelatory works of art.

November 6th - May 1st | Mongrel, a site-specific installation by the Cuban American artist Jorge Pardo, features a new series of quasi-abstract drawings along with modernist chairs, custom-fabricated chandeliers, and a carpet designed by the artist in MOAD’s expansive Skylight Gallery. The immersive exhibition poetically conjures the artist’s own history and biography, including his childhood memories as a refugee, processed with his family in the facility that now houses the museum—the historic Freedom Tower itself.

November 6th - May 1st | Constructed Color, an exhibition by Loriel Beltrán, the Miami-based Venezuelan American artist and alumnus of the New World School of the Arts at MDC, features recent paintings. Affixing slabs of layered paint, sliced from blocks hardened in boxlike molds, to panels, the artist creates innovative abstract works of dazzling opticality and metaphorical density.