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A flamingo… floating on the Miami River? 🦩

Meet Conchy by MÖRSKI. One of eight sculptures from his Spectacular Bathhouse collection, where something as iconic as a pool floatie is reimagined at a monumental scale. Playful, nostalgic, and impossible to miss.

Next time you’re by the Miami Riverwalk, go find it.

Huge thank you to the City of Miami for championing art in public spaces and to Flow for partnering with us to bring this piece to life. has landed!

“El Guerrero” by Tomás Martínez finds its perfect home— a powerful commissioned piece for a special collector. Strength, resilience, and artistry come together in this striking work. ⚡️

Meet Pantera Morada. A fierce yet regal guardian of the wild, perched atop a table swallowed by untamed foliage. In Omar Mendoza’s Refugio series, nature isn’t just creeping back - it’s taking over, weaving a tale of resilience and reclamation. This purple panther doesn’t ask for space; it claims it. Can you imagine this striking presence in your home?

Series: Sumergido by Omar Mendoza
In Sumergido, Omar Mendoza invites us to explore a surreal aquatic world where nature thrives in perfect harmony. Each brushstroke flows like water, capturing the essence of freedom beneath the surface.

Series: Refugio by Omar Mendoza
Nature reclaims what was once taken, reminding us of its resilience and quiet strength. In “Refugio,” Omar Mendoza captures the delicate balance between human presence and the unstoppable force of nature. This piece invites us to reflect on the spaces we create and how, in time, nature always finds its way back.

How does this piece make you feel?

Ready to explore Miami’s electrifying art scene? From awe-inspiring sculptures to cutting-edge contemporary works, here’s your curated guide to the city’s creative pulse.

Nader Sculpture Park
A new outdoor haven where art and nature converge. Wander through lush landscapes and encounter striking sculptures that invite both reflection and discovery. $10 entry, or $25 combo tickets with the museum.

Nader Museum
This private collection turned public gem showcases over 6,000 modern and contemporary works, including pieces by icons like Botero and Warhol. A must-visit for art enthusiasts. $20 entry, FREE on First Fridays.

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
Overlooking Biscayne Bay, PAMM combines stunning architecture with dynamic, thought-provoking exhibits. Take a moment at the waterfront café to reflect and plan your next stop. $16 entry, FREE every second Saturday.

Rubell Museum
Housed in a former DEA warehouse, the Rubell Museum features one of the world’s most significant private collections of contemporary art. Bold, provocative, and deeply engaging. $15 entry, with discounts for students and seniors.

The Bass Museum
A cultural anchor in Miami Beach, The Bass is known for its innovative exhibitions and iconic installations. Starting this February, don’t miss their late-night live programming, including art activities and performances. $15 entry, FREE every last Sunday.

Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
North Miami’s avant-garde hub, MOCA is dedicated to pushing boundaries and showcasing emerging artists. A vital space for discovering bold new ideas. $10 entry, FREE on the first Thursday of the month.

Gather your group, sharpen your perspective, and let Miami’s vibrant art scene inspire your next cultural adventure.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS
From all of us at CURATOR PROJECT HOUSE
As we celebrate this magical season, let art remind us to dream beyond limits. May 2025 be a year where your aspirations shine brighter than the stars and your dreams grow bigger than the Galaxy 🌌
Let art inspire your journey to infinite possibilities. 🎨🖌️✨

MEET OUR ARTIST / "MÖRSKI" CARLOS DUARTE
Art in Every Form: Mörski's Creative Universe
He works exclusively with oils, classic pigments, and enamels on canvas when painting. In illustration, he uses a mixed technique of acrylics, vinyls, colored pencils, markers, rapidographs, and enamels on paper and cardboard. In sculpture, he carves stones and cellular concrete, works with synthetic materials, and creates models through an industrial casting process using resins, high-density polyurethane, fiberglass, and industrial paints. For installations, he uses a variety of materials and media, including objects, lighting, video, and sound.

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ABOUT THE SERIES / SINCE 09/04/1948 BY TOMÁS MARTÍNEZ
Impacted by the assassination of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán and inspired by his passion for boxing in his youth, he appropriated an iconic element: the glove, symbolizing the blows of life and the strength required to face them.

POP CULTURE + SUPERHEROES
Expanding on the themes of resilience, this series reimagines pop culture icons as superheroes, channeling their influence into bold, vivid imagery. By exploring what it means to be a hero, the series asks us to see strength not just in extraordinary figures, but in our everyday battles and triumphs.

KEITH GREEN LANTERN
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ABOUT THE SERIES / TRES CORDILLERAS BY SEBASTIÁN "PICA" RAMÍREZ
Stilt houses are an extraordinary self-construction response to the unique challenges of the Colombian environment, such as flooding on riverbanks, mangroves, or coastal areas. Interestingly, these structures also appear in high mountain areas as a strategy for inhabiting steep terrains, allowing wildlife to follow its natural path while addressing landslides.
Colombia boasts the greatest diversity of hummingbird species in the world, with the long-tailed hummingbirds being particularly astonishing. These birds, inhabiting each of the Colombian mountain ranges, exhibit slight evolutionary differences in response to their environment. Similarly, vernacular architecture varies in typology, materials, and construction techniques due to changes in surroundings.

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ABOUT THE SERIES / REFUGIO BY OMAR MENDOZA
Refuge condenses concerns related to the relationship between humanity and nature into a visual poetry of coexistence. Here, nature vehemently strives to reclaim spaces and scenarios that humans have overtaken. In a nearly invasive action, nature emerges with force, overtaking everyday objects like furniture and chairs, reclaiming its vitality. Refuge represents the action species are compelled to take in order to survive amidst the relentless advance of urbanization.

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LUCÍA DÄLÉL
In this collection, Color Art Bubble Collection, each piece represents a moment frozen in time, arising from agitation that creates movement and form. Dälél's unique works in this series are characterized by their ephemeral quality and the use of natural colors to encapsulate a living memory of the present. High-speed photography captures these fleeting moments, allowing them to endure beyond memory. By agitating spaces within the body that contain color, she produces vivid chromatic duos with 100% natural means, achieving a profound sense of balance and ecstasy. Her art encourages viewers to consider how the colors they choose reflect their inner selves, embodying the technology of the soul that Dälél presents in her exhibition.

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