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🌍 Artist Spotlight: Eddie Arroyo 🌍

Eddie Arroyo creates vibrant works that reflect the evolving landscapes of America, capturing people and places in transition. His powerful paintings explore themes of identity, gentrification, and power structures, with a focus on community resilience in the face of change.

With a keen eye for urban transformation, Eddie’s work challenges us to rethink our relationship with the spaces we inhabit. See his thought-provoking pieces at the Florida Prize opening on May 30th!

@developerssurvey

#FloridaPrize2025 #EddieArroyo #OrlandoMuseumOfArt #UrbanArt #IdentityInArt

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🎨 Des graffitis sur toile ?

Loïc Le Gall, co-commissaire de l'exposition « Sur les murs, la peinture ! », vous invite à découvrir le travail d'Eddie Arroyo, un artiste qui interpelle, autant sur le fond que sur la forme de ses œuvres.

🖼️Exposition « Sur les murs, la peinture ! »
🗓️Jusqu’au 21 septembre · Visites guidées gratuites tous les jours
👉Plus d’informations sur notre site internet !

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Closing Saturday! — Spinello’s 20th Anniversary Exhibition — Changes: Reflections on Time & Space
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Changes: Reflections on Time & Space gathers fifteen artists whose practices have intersected with the gallery’s history. Drawing from founder Anthony Spinello’s personal art collection, the exhibition stages a dialogue between seminal works collected over the past two decades and new or recent works by the same artists—many of whom share deep ties to Miami. This constellation of artworks maps not only Spinello’s own trajectory, but also a chapter in the city’s evolving cultural landscape, reflecting the intertwined histories of place, practice, and community. Here, time is both a subject and a medium. The works span years, even decades, and carry with them the histories of their making—the social, political, and personal contexts that shaped them.
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Artists include:
Farley Aguilar @farley_aguilar23
Esai Alfredo @esai_alfredo
Eddie Arroyo @developerssurvey
Bernadette Despujols @bernadettedespujols
Nereida Garcia-Ferraz @nerigf
Elliot & Erick Jimenez @elliotanderick
Kris Knight @krisknight
Sinisa Kukec @sinisakukec
Jared McGriff @watercolorbrother
Reginald O’Neal @_reginaldoneal_
Marlon Portales @marlonart91
Nina Surel @ninasurel
Naama Tsabar @naamatsabar
Agustina Woodgate @lawoodgate
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🗓️ Gallery Hours
On view till January 10, 2026
Wednesday - Saturday, 12 - 5 pm
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📍Gesamtkunstwerk Building
2930 NW 7th Ave.
Miami, FL 33127
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Image II: Reginald O’Neal, Golden Trumpet Tree, 2025, Oil on linen, 60 x 90 in.
Image III: Eddie Arroyo, 3297 NW 7th Ave., Miami, FL 33127, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 in
Image IV: Eddie Arroyo, 3297 NW 7th Ave Miami, FL 33127, 2025, Acrylic on linen, 18 x 24 in.
Image VI: Reginald O’Neal, The Square, 2020, Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 in.
Image VII: Reginald O’Neal, Rainbow Village, 2020, Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 in.
Installation images photo by Zachary Balber

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🎄 Season Greetings! — The New York Times Style Magazine x Eddie Arroyo

Artist-Designed Holiday Cards, Ready for the Mail Five designs, made exclusively for T, that reflect on a difficult year while offering a chance to spread warmth and even cheer.

T asked five artists to create original card designs, all of which are available to download (and then print and send — we recommend A2-size envelopes) at the bottom of this article. The works draw from a wide range of inspirations, from dreams to Icelandic folklore to the recent U.S. presidential election, but, at the end of what’s been a rather gray year, they all offer a bit of color. Download and print here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/08/t-magazine/holiday-cards-original-art.html

Eddie Arroyo — “This is the fifth painting in my ‘Café Creole’ series, which began in 2016 and looks at a single building, formerly a restaurant with an artist’s mural painted by Serge Toussaint on its facade, in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood and, more broadly, at how commercial decisions were being made there. I’m documenting places and moments and asking what change looks like. I noticed a Biden-Harris sign in the building’s window about two months ago, and it got me thinking about how aspects of this year gave a lot of people a newfound appreciation for hope and collective action.”

Eddie Arroyo is a painter who lives in Miami, where he is represented by Spinello Projects. The previous four works in his “Café Creole” series appeared in the 2019 Whitney Biennial.

Image: Eddie Arroyo, “5825 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL 33137” (2020)

Courtesy of the artist and Spinello Projects

#EddieArroyo
#NewYorkTimes
#TMagazine
#ChristmasCard
#HolidayCard
#SeasonsGreetings
#CafeCreole
#LittleHaiti
#JoeBiden
#Biden2020
#KamalaHarris
#MiamiArtist
#MiamiGallery
#LandscapePainting
#OilonCanvas
#WhitneyBiennial
#SpinelloProjects

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We are filled with so much revolutionary hope from last Saturday night. Where artists, organizations, attendees, and volunteers all came together to show our solidarity for Palestine and fundraise for @gazapoets. Artists shared critiques of repression in the art world, histories of resistance in Palestine, invitations to imagine a past and future with freedom of movement, challenges to Christian Zionism, calls to study the capitalist-imperialist roots driving the genocide and build a revolutionary working class movement to transform these conditions. We sought to follow in the legacy of revolutionary artists before us like Gil Scott-Heron, Nina Simone, Ghassan Kanafani, and Toni Cade Bambara to raise consciousness, reflect the times, take on the Palestinian cause as our own, and make revolution irresistible. Our deepest thanks to everyone who made this night possible from the venue, to music, to vendors, to people who tabled, to contributors, volunteers, donors, and attendees. From the river to the sea dearest comrades ❤️‍🔥

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💙 [Hyperallergic] More Art to See in Miami This Week — Changes: Reflections on Time & Spaces at Spinello Projects
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“To mark the 20th anniversary of Spinello Projects, an anchor in Miami’s gallery scene known for propelling local artists to international visibility, founder Anthony Spinello is showcasing works by 15 artists with ties to the city and the gallery. Culled from his personal collection, the pieces on view include the first work in Eddie Arroyo’s Developer’s Survey series, made in 2011, and Agustina Woodgate’s monoprints sewn with the artist’s own hair, first displayed at Spinello; both artists were later included in the 2019 Whitney Biennial. Dreamlike paintings by Esaí Alfredo and Marlon Portales and sculptures by Nina Surel are also on view. The exhibition is a snapshot of a key era in Miami contemporary art history, and hopefully a harbinger of growth and possibility at a time when the city’s creative community faces growing challenges.”
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— by Valentina Di Liscia @valentina.diliscia
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🔗Read more: https://hyperallergic.com/rare-basquiat-photos-and-more-art-to-see-in-miami-this-week/

Installation images photo by Zachary Balber
Image II: Agustina Woodgate, Changes, 2000-2004, 24 mono prints with artists hair sewn on paper, 27.25 x 93.5 in. (framed)
Image III: Agustina Woodgate, Peacock, 2010, Stuffed Animal skins, 96 x 84 in.
ImageIV: Eddie Arroyo, 3297 NW 7th Ave., Miami, FL 33127, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 in.
Image V: Nina Surel, Reliquia, 2025, Glaze and underglaze on stoneware ceramic, 16 x 14 x 14 in.
Image VI: Esaí Alfredo, Biscayne Bay, 2025, Oil on canvas, 50 × 70 in.
Image VII: Marlon Portales, Inside the Body There Is a Tree (Diptych), 2025, Oil on canvas, 84 x 60 in.

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📣 Upcoming on December 02: Spinello presents “Body & Spirit”, a multimedia group exhibition during Miami Art Week
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🥂 Opening
Monday, December 2nd, 12 - 4 pm
Free & open to the public
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🗓 Gallery Hours
Wednesday - Saturday, 12 - 5 pm
Free & open to the public
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📍Gesamtkunstwerk Building
2930 NW 7th Ave.
Miami FL 33127
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Spinello Projects presents Body & Spirit, a multimedia group exhibition featuring works by Esaí Alfredo (@esai_alfredo), Eddie Arroyo (@developerssurvey), Thomas Bils (@thomasbils), Damien Cifelli (@damien_cifelli), Bernadette Despujols (@bernadettedespujols), Connor Dolan (@csnnor), Nereida Garcia-Ferraz (@nerigf), Elliot & Erick Jiménez (@elliotanderick), Kris Knight (@krisknight), Sinisa Kukec (@sinisakukec), Jared McGriff (@watercolorbrother), Alejandra Moros (@alemoros), Reginald O’Neal (@_reginaldoneal_), and Nina Surel (@ninasurel).

The exhibition examines the intersection of physical presence and intangible essence, offering nuanced perspectives on identity, memory, and personal mythology.
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Image I: Bernadette Despujols, Silla Plegable, 2024, oil on linen, 30 x 24 in.
Image II: Nereida Garcia-Ferraz, While They Are Living, 2024, Oil on canvas, 66 x 54 in.
Image III: Elliot and Erick Jiménez, Abre Camino, 2023, Archival print, 48 x 36 in.
Image IV: Sinisa Kukec, Cosmicam Ovum, 2024, Acrylic mirror, birch, walnut, mixed media, 46.625 × 22.75 × 2.5 in.
Image V: Eddie Arroyo, Mausoleum, 2024, Acrylic on linen, 24 x 18 in.
Image VI: Jared McGriff, A Swim Across and Up, 2022, Oil on canvas, 60 x 48 in.
Image VII: Reginald O’Neal, Untitled, 2024, Oil on canvas, 32 x 40 in.

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What a treat to visit the @orlandomuseumofart for the closing of the Florida Prize in Contemporary Art exhibit ✨

Congrats to curator @coralieccg and juror @rbigelow76 for such a thoughtful showcase. And of course, to the artists for creating with heart, courage, and intellect.

2025 Florida Prize Artists:
Nathalie Alfonso @nathalie_alfonso_studio
Eddie Arroyo @developerssurvey
Leo Castañeda @leocastaneda__
Kelly Joy Ladd @artist.kellyjoyladd
Amanda Linares @amandallinares
Kandy G. Lopez @kandyglopez
Jiha Moon @moonjiha
Troy Simmons @troysimmonsstudio
Cornelius Tulloch @corneliustulloch
Lisu Vega @lisuvega

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📰 [PRESS] ARTSY – Eddie Arroyo's Stirring Paintings of Protest Start with Community.
Read the full article on @artsy
🔗 https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-eddie-arroyos-stirring-paintings-protest-start-community
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"In Arroyo’s solo exhibition Talking to Real Americans, on view through March 19th at Spinello Projects in Miami, the artist creates a record of recent history. From demonstrations against Burnett Oil by water protectors in Florida’s Big Cypress National Preserve to protests for immigration reform in downtown Miami, Arroyo pay tribute to social movements in stirring figurative paintings. “Talking to Real Americans,” which includes paintings made between 2019 and 2022, is ultimately a meditation on citizenship and the right to belong. “I was born in the U.S., but it has never felt like home,” Arroyo, who is of Colombian and Peruvian descent, said in an interview with Artsy. “I wanted to use this idea of ‘Americanness’ as a way to understand what it means to live on this land, to question what nationalism and citizenship mean.”
– Isabel Ling
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📍Talking to Real Americans is on view at the Gesamtkunstwerk Building located at 2930 NW 7th Avenue through March 19th, 2022. Free and open to the public.
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🗓 CLOSING THIS SATURDAY – Schedule your visit now, open Wednesday - Saturday, 12 - 5 PM.
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Cover image: Signs Across the Alley, Acrylic on linen ,60 x 84 in
Image 1: Speak up for Nature's Rights, Acrylic on linen, 36 x 36 in
Image 2: Stolen Land, Acrylic on linen, 36 x 36 in
Image 3: Defend the Sacred, Acrylic on linen, 36 x 36 in
Image 4: Tree Islands, Acrylic on linen, 36 x 36 in

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Miami Artist and all-around art veteran and Town of Surfside resident Oliver Sanchez @olisan321, organized an exhibition at his location in the Miami Design District, Swampspace Gallery, to commemorate the tragic collapse of the Champlain Tower a year ago yesterday.

On June 24th, 2021 we all woke up to the terrible news of the tower’s collapse that lead to an intense rescue operation ending weeks later with the sad result of 98 people dead.

The artists in this exhibition express overall hope for the recovery of the Surfside community, and thankfulness to the rescue workers. Some of the photographers (not featured) shared images of the site and the impromptu memorial that the community created.

It feels like a necessary exhibition and thankfully Oliver @olisan321 put it together!

CHAMPLAIN in memoriam’ will be on view at Swampspace Gallery until July 24th, 2022.

Featured here are works by Oliver Sanchez @olisan321, Ruth Burotte @rutamfi, Eddie Arroyo @sekondarylens and Kiki Valdes @kikivaldes.

#swampspace, #swampspacegallery, #oliversanchez, #champlaintower, #champlaininmemoriam, #townofsurfside, #surfsideflorida, #surfsidefl, #miamidesigndistrict, #artinmiami, #miamiartists, #artseen365

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L’exposition « Sur les murs, la peinture ! » c’est tout l’été aux Ateliers des Capucins ! ☀️

De Gérard Zlotykamien à Banksy en passant par Wen 2, Eddie Arroyo ou encore Patrice Poch découvrez le phénomène de l’art urbain dans toute sa diversité. 🎨

À travers trois salles d’exposition, du Passage des Arpètes à la Médiathèque, embarquez pour un véritable voyage visuel au cœur de l’art urbain de Brest à São Paulo.

Des œuvres rarement exposées, des documentaires et bien d’autres surprises sont à découvrir tous les jours aux Ateliers des Capucins.

L’occasion idéale pour s’immerger au cœur de cet art libre, provoquant et populaire. 💥

En complément de votre visite, ouvrez l’œil : des créations de Jef Aérosol, Petite Poissone, Carole B et Samuel Bosseur se cachent dans les recoins des Ateliers. Saurez-vous les retrouver ? 👀

Entrée libre ✨

⏰ Horaires :

Salles d'exposition du Passage des Arpètes
Tous les jours de 11h à 19h00

Salle d'exposition de la Médiathèque François Mitterrand
Du mardi au vendredi, de 12h30 à 18h & le samedi de 10h à 18h

📍 Jusqu'au 21 septembre aux Ateliers des Capucins
Commissaires d’exposition : Loïc Le Gall, Joëlle Le Saux
🎥Production : @solenaproduction

👉Plus d’informations : https://www.ateliersdescapucins.fr/fr/programmation/exposition-sur-les-murs-la-peinture

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Swipe for a few more pieces in Eddie Arroyo “Talking to Real Americans” at @spinelloprojects #art #miami #eddiearroyo

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