Gallery
Alejandra Moros, Sam Dybeck, Marley White and Elly Minagawa
Scrying, And. is a, nomadic, curatorial, project based out of Seattle focused on representing the landscape of the contemporary through the lens of the ever changing relationship to the image and object. This year, Scrying, And. presents Horsepower, an interdisciplinary group exhibition bringing together 25 emerging artists from Seattle, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Miami. Artists will be invited to exhibit works that embody the Year of the Fire Horse in retrospect.
Artists
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Alejandra Moros (b. 2000, Miami, FL) utilizes painting, drawing, and found objects to explore themes of transformation, science fiction, and adaptation, stemming from an interest in the ways that body modification can serve as a marker of time, place, and intention. She continues to live and work in Miami, exploring the ways in which these themes connect to Florida’s landscape.
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Sam Dybeck (b.1998) is an artist, curator, and print production worker living in Chicago, IL. In 2020 he obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography and Experimental Media from California State University Fullerton. Additionally, he co-directs Weatherproof in Chicago with Milo Christie. His works have been exhibited in Chicago, Los Angeles, St. Paul, and Kansas City.
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Marley White (b.1998, Travelers Rest, SC) is a Los Angeles based sculptor. She has a formal background in goldsmithing and jewelry design. White’s sculptures draw from Appalachian folk traditions, biblical symbolism, and Southern material culture, her work addresses how regional iconography functions as both lived experience and fetishized commodity.
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Elly Minagawa (b.1998) is a painter living in Los Angeles, California. She obtained her BFA in Studio Art from Western Washington University in 2022. Her practice draws upon surrealist concepts of imagination, with a specific interest in making collages that act as a language for dreams and desires.
Visit
11 AM–7 PM ET
Daily, Wednesday, December 2 to Sunday, December 6
Special event hours to be announced.
Ocean Drive at 8th Street, Miami BeachOn the beach, during Miami Art Week
Early-bird prices end November 23.
