Ronny Quevedo at Locust Projects
When: Beginning November 29
Where: Locust Projects gallery, 3852 N Miami Ave.
What to Expect: The opening of Ronny Quevedo’s “ule ole allez” at Locust Projects, Miami’s longest-running alternative arts space, neatly coincides with both Miami Art Week and the World Cup. The Ecuador-born, Bronx-based artist is paying homage to the soccer and futsal communities with an immersive installation that came to be on November 20 and 21, when he invited locals to play ball inside the gallery—on the condition that they cover it in chalk and ink to leave marks. The exhibition also features drawings, sculptures, and paintings, and opens alongside T. Elliott Mansa’s “Room for the living / Room for the dead,” another immersive installation exploring the concept of the living room.
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