The Harvard Club of Miami
is pleased to share the following invitation from the
who invites you and your guests to
An Evening of Picasso & Art @ the Bakehouse Art Complex
who invites you and your guests to
An Evening of Picasso & Art @ the Bakehouse Art Complex
Please join us for an evening of art and conversation. Dr. Carol Damian, the Professor of Art History at the Department of Art & Art History at FIU (and one of the leading authorities in South Florida on Spanish and Hispanic art), will provide us with insight into some of the work of the grand master, Pablo Picasso. We'll also get tours of the BAC facilities and several artists' studios!
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
6:30-8:30pm
Bakehouse Art Complex
561 NW 32nd Street
Miami, Florida 33124
Click here for directions
Cost for this event:
Harvard Club of Miami members: $10 per person
HBS Club of South Florida members: $10 per person
Non-members: $15 per person
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
6:30-8:30pm
Bakehouse Art Complex
561 NW 32nd Street
Miami, Florida 33124
Click here for directions
Cost for this event:
Harvard Club of Miami members: $10 per person
HBS Club of South Florida members: $10 per person
Non-members: $15 per person
To register for this event, please click here.
If you have any questions or encounter any difficulties registering,
please contact the HBS Club of South Florida's administrator at admin@hbssouthflorida.org.
please contact the HBS Club of South Florida's administrator at admin@hbssouthflorida.org.
Pablo Picasso's La Tauromaquia Exhibition
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Bakehouse Art Complex, in conjunction with Bank of America Art and their Communities Program, will unveil the Miami debut of Pablo Picasso’s landmark La Tauromaquia exhibition, on-view at the Bakehouse’s Audrey Love Gallery.
The La Tauromaquia exhibition features a series of 26 aquatint etchings illustrating what was once one of the most important themes of Catalan culture, the art of the bullfight.
Picasso completed this body of work in 1957 as an homage to the famous eighteenth century matador Jose Delgado Guerra, known colloquially as “Pepe Hillo.”
About Bakehouse Art Complex
The Bakehouse Art Complex (BAC) is an incubator for artistic creativity featuring dozens of artists working side-by-side in every medium imaginable. In 1986, long before Wynwood was the place to be Second Saturdays for the monthly art walk - before it had any galleries at all - a group of artists transformed an abandoned bakery built in the 1920s and founded the non-profit Bakehouse Art Complex.
Today, the Bakehouse is not only a creative center, but also a vibrant community hub serving artists, patrons, art collectors and the South Florida community.