Past Exhibits

Enjoy an exclusive collection of Muhammad Ali photographs by Neil Leifer, Carl Fischer, and Larry Spitzer featuring extraordinarily intimate, intense, and simply stunning moments in history. Curated

With work recently featured in MoMA’s New Photography 2018 Exhibition, Being, she is the 2007 recipient of the European Union Prize in Mali-based Rencontres Africaines de la Photographie. The sentiments behind the images are supposed to be things that exist within all of us regardless of where we come from.

Arien’s work focuses in areas within Cuban society that are generally ignored in Cuban documentary photography. Themes like the rodeo, gay culture, and bodybuilding are reflected in his work, always portrayed with an artistic, conceptual vision that enriches the image.

Hulanicki was born in Poland and raised in Palestine, where her father was the Polish Consul General during the British Mandate. She moved to England at the age of 12, after her father was

Multi-disciplinary artist Carlos Betancourt was born and raised in San Juan Puerto Rico (1966) to Cuban exile parents. He moved to Miami when he was 15, embarking on a physical, emotional, and

Dave Calver’s collection exhibited at The Betsy Hotel includes work from his recently published graphic novel, Limbo Lounge. Calver’s artwork can also be seen in Taschen’s noted book “100 Illustrators’ where he is featured among the world’s top talent.

For Freedoms’ exhibitions, installations, and public programs use art to deepen public discussions on civic issues and core values, and to advocate for equality, dialogue, and civic participation.

The Betsy-South Beach (thebetsyhotel.com), announces exhibitions opening during the week of Art Basel (2017) in Miami Beach to include the work of nine Miami artists, NY-based artist Gerard Mossé, and

Iké Udé’s Sartorial Anarchy portraits feature the artist, himself, dressed in varied costumes across geography and time, exploring a world of dualities: photographer/performance artist, artist

Karl Stoecker, born in Brooklyn and based in Miami, worked in London from 1966 to 1975, where his photographs were published in Vogue, Nineteen, and Harper’s Bazaar. Karl produced album covers for

By weaving together photographic and sculptural elements, Kyle Meyer’s artwork metaphorically speaks to the human condition of seclusion, oppression, memory, and loss.

A sculptor, installation artist, videographer, and photographer, her work renders elements of personal history and persona that have universal relevance.

Michael Halsband’s iconic 1985 portrait of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol no. 143 in boxing gloves became such a staple of popular culture that its appropriation by contemporary visual artists

In The Color of Jazz award-winning photographer Pete Turner performs magic with color, and his photographs graced some of the best and most important album covers of the last half - century. The Color

The exhibition is compiled of digitally reproduced, select images from Cavolo’s book 101 Artist to Listen Before You Die (Lunberg, Spain/ Nobrow, UK.). Cavolo describes the book as “a personal diary

Sanlé Sory (Yossimilo.com) is a Burkinabe photographer born in 1943. Owner of Volta Photo studio, he lives and works in Bobo-Dioulasso.

Sevan Biçakci is a craftsman, a maestro, sculptor, painter and dreamer. Bıçakcı crafts an alternate universe in each piece of wearable art with details so small and beauty so vast, it leaves