HARTVEST PROJECT at Pinecrest Gardens
Open everyday (closed for special events)
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
PH: 786.340.8916
A unique opportunity for meaningful encounters, exchange and inspiration, full of diverse people sharing amazing art experiences
that positively impact the community
Artists are Present
Pinecrest Gardens - Cypress Hall
Curated by Hartvest Project
Opening
Saturday, November 2, 2024
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m
(On view until March 2, 2025)
This exhibition, curated by the Hartvest Project, features a selection of photographs and still images from videos in which the artist's presence is the subject, object, and medium of their work. It aims to showcase the presence of local artists, trace their artistic journeys through video works, installations, photography, and performances, and make their ephemeral, time-based, and media-based works accessible to the community.
Claudia Ammirata
Zachary Balber
Roxana Barba
Carola Bravo
María Cristina Carbonell
Marina Font
Andreina Fuentes
Tere García
Francisco Maso
Edison Peñafiel
Christina Pettersson
RPM Project (Rhonda Mitrani, Patricia Schnall-Gutierrez and Marina Font)
Intimate Visions of Nature
Pinecrest Gardens - Hibiscus Gallery
Curated by Hartvest Project
Opening
Saturday, November 2, 2024
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m
(On view until November 25, 2024)
"Intimate Visions of Nature" is a group exhibition featuring five emerging and mid-career artists who, despite originating from various corners of the globe, have made Miami their home. Representing a range of disciplines—from textile art and painting to sculpture and installation—these artists offer deeply personal interpretations of nature. Each artist presents a unique perspective that goes beyond surface appearances, delving into the hidden layers beneath. Through exploration of shapes, textures, and imperceptible changes, they reveal the beauty and significance of elements that might otherwise seem insignificant. This exhibition invites us to reconnect with our environment on a more profound level, appreciating the often-overlooked details that contribute to its rich tapestry.
Alex De Yavorsky
Fernanda Froes
Carmen Larrazabal
Debora Rosental
Marilyn Valiente
These exhibitions are two of the several activities we are offering this year to celebrate Hartvest Project's tenth anniversary. Hartvest Project is an art venture founded in 2014 to inspire art appreciation and collecting.
This time has been a ten-year journey of art connections with the production of over 250 events (exhibitions, talks, tastings, conferences, workshops, etc.) and the collaboration of over 250 local artists, curators, organizations, and followers who have trusted and believed in our programs!