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“Selected Works from the Elizabeth Margulies Collection”
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Annual Fundraising Event | Join us for an evening of art, music, cocktails, and a silent auction.

Our programs bring you closer to art and the artists behind it. This evening celebrates those connections and supports the work that makes them possible.

October 28 | 6:30 pm
Fundación Pablo Atchugarry
5520 NE 4th Ave, Miami

Link in bio #the55project #arts

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@marisabelatelleria we enjoyed a conversation with Marisa today in @fpatchugarry.miami @pieroatchugarrygallery about her exhibit “a distant blue” #essebes #protestart #contemporaryart #originalart #artislife

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SUMMER WIND #THE BEST IS YET TO COME!!! #santiagostrata #class #santiagostratamusic #franksinatra

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A little bit of art, a little bit of music, and things in between 🪇

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Marisabela Tellería is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, and installation. She employs a diverse array of traditional and ephemeral materials, developing a personal visual language that communicates through the senses. For over 25 years, her work has explored the nuances of visual perception and sensorial experience, investigating how we relate to physical phenomena, particularly in contexts with minimal information or limited visual stimuli.

Drawing from a distinctly abstract and reductive sensibility, Tellería creates quiet, meditative environments imbued with subtle complexities that encourage viewers to pause, observe deeply, and engage with what is present and absent. Her work invites an intimate act of seeing, while simultaneously prompting a reflection on the act of perception itself.

Tellería is currently presenting A Distant Blue, a solo exhibition curated by Sophie Bonet, on view at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry in Miami through October 3. Unfolding across sky, soil, border, and map, the exhibition holds distance as both subject and material, tracing identity not as a fixed point but as something carried, negotiated, and slowly reassembled through memory.

We invite you to visit the exhibition at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry, 5520 NE 4th Avenue, Miami, FL 33137.

#ADistantBlue #MarisabelaTelleria #FundacionPabloAtchugarry #ContemporaryArt #MiamiArt

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Excelente exposición de Marisa Telleria ‘ADidtant Blue’ en Fundación Pablo Atchugarry .

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Marisa Tellería. A Distant Blue
Solo Exhibition
Curated by Sophie Bonet
Fundación Pablo Atchugarry, Miami
May 23-July 26, 2026

The Sky’s Fingerprint
By Félix Suazo

The sky is a ceiling that can only be reached with a gaze. Marisa Tellería has taken the time to look up and explore the celestial space. “A Distant Blue,” her solo exhibition at the Pablo Atchugarry Foundation in Miami, gathers her observations along with those of many others. They are all fragments of the very same sky that shelters us. Except this coordinate-less territory bears its own fingerprint.

The artist returns to her investigation into perception and materials. Her premise is to appease the heterogeneous until the boundary between substance and representation is erased. That is when the domain of the gaze becomes plural and interchangeable.

While the indivisible sky sets the tone for a common territory, the artist builds her own firmament made of textile glazes, installation objects, images, and memories of her native Nicaragua. Yet, far from being anecdotal, the components of her project recreate liminal states and sensible affinities. There is, indeed, a veiled allusion to the civic blue that resists the red-and-black shadow.

Clearly, in the exhibition “A Distant Blue,” not everything is about the sky. It is also about what the French philosopher Jacques Rancière describes as a new “distribution of the sensible,” understood as that system of self-evident facts that makes the existence of a common world possible. In the face of loss and impossibility, a tiny piece of sky—“a royal blue parasol,” as Rubén Darío would say—is enough to shelter everyone from the elements.

May 2026

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‘A Distant Blue,’ a solo show by Marisabela Tellería, curated by Sophie Bonet. This exhibition explores the themes of distance, memory, and the ways we stay connected to places that are hard to get back to. In this exhibition, Marisa Tellería explores the relationship between sky, map, and material, showing how our identity is influenced not just by where we are, but by what we carry—through memory, through our bodies, and over time.

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We celebrate Ellies 2025 Creator Award winner and 2025 Home + Away resident Marisabela Telleria (@marisabelatelleria) as she opens her solo exhibition, A Distant Blue, at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry on May 23. Presented with the support of her Ellies 2025 Creator Award, the exhibition explores how identity is shaped by geography, memory, thebody, and time.

Opening reception: May 23, VIP 6–7 p.m. and public reception 7–9 p.m.

On view through July 26, 2026 at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry.

Learn more about how The Ellies, Oolite Arts Awards support South Florida artists at the link in bio.

#OoliteArts #TheEllies #MiamiArts #ContemporaryArt #OoliteAlumni

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What is happening this weekend in Miami and South Florida?

THURSDAY, May 21

OPENING:

☑️ @metamiami
Forever Summer:
Miami’s Postwar image in the works of Andy Sweet, GODLIS, and Bunny Yeager
🕒7 pm

FRIDAY, May 22

OPENING:

☑️ @mocaamericas
Mario Marinoni and Jorge Salas: Sentient Constructivism
🕒6-9 pm

LAST DAY:

☑️ @mifamiami

Remnants by Carisha Davis, curated by María Alcalá Barceló
LIFE. UPCYCLED by Marcela García Bonini, curated by Tayina Deravile
The Poetics of Becoming by Daria Shugaieva, curated by Olga Garcia-Mayoral.

🕒9:30 am - 4 pm

☑️ @artmediagallery
@adriana_estivill: 30 Seconds of Weightlessness
🕒9:30 am - 7 pm

SATURDAY, May 23

OPENING:

☑️ @bernice.steinbaum.gallery
Hey Look Me Over!, ft various artists
🕒4-7 pm

☑️ @pieroatchugarrygallery
Yuken Teruya: What We Carry
🕒7-9 pm

☑️ @fpatchugarry.miami
Marisa Telleria: A Distant Blue at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry
Curator: Sophie Bonet
🕒7-9 pm

☑️ @fredricsnitzergallery
On view: Kayla Delacerda (@hialeahartmuseum): Torus Loop
Opening Reception:
Sunday May 31st, 2026, 11 am - 4 pm

LAST DAY:

☑️ @kdr305
Alejandro Piñeiro Bello: ECOS
🕒11 am - 5 pm

☑️ @voloshyngallery
Fragments of Displacement Part II, a group exhibition
Curator: Omar Lopez-Chahoud (@lopezchahoud)
🕒11 am - 5 pm

☑️ @andrewreedgallery
László von Dohnányi (@laszlovondohnanyi): Far Lands
🕒11 am - 6 pm

CLOSING:

☑️ @mifamiami
@angelica_reisch: The Things That Stay
Curator: @s.tudiosol
🕒10 am - 1 pm

CLOSING / BROWARD:

☑️ @madarts_space
@miguelgonzalez.art: The Search Of Light 2
🕒1 - 2:30 pm

SUNDAY, May 24

LAST DAY:

☑️ @frostartmuseum
Social Presence, FIU’s Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition
🕒11 am - 5 pm

☑️ @oolitearts
Crossing the Bridge ft. various artists
Ft. artists: @edouardduvalcarrie , Kerry Philips @tontalovesme , @najjak , @susanleechun , @yanira_collado
🕒12-5 pm

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The55Project Art Foundation is proud to announce that André Azevedo’s Tropical America (2024) has now joined the permanent collection of the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM).

@andreazevedostudio @pamm

André was a resident at The55Project in 2024, in collaboration with El Espacio 23, and witnessing this journey from his residency with us to institutional acquisition is exactly what this program is about.

We are grateful to the Collectors Committee of The55Project and the board of PAMM for welcoming this piece into their collection.

André Azevedo
Tropical America, 2024
Typewritten on raw cotton, linen, carbon paper, punched cards and magnetic tape, 160 × 367 cm.

#the55project

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