In collaboration with the Ceramic League of Miami, the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (formerly known as the Kendall Art Cultural Center), and the Fine Arts Ceramic Center is proud to host Joe Robinson's, master potter and artist, artist talk and presentation. MoCAA and FACC is dedicated to supporting South Florida's local ceramic artists and organizations, spreading appreciation and education on the ceramic arts. 

In collaboration with Khawam Galleries and Miami-Dade College, the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (formerly known as the Kendall Art Cultural Center) is proud to participate in the fourth installment of Crossing Borders, an exhibition that unites artists from all backgrounds and focuses on their work and how its been affected by their American experience. 

In collaboration with the Museum of Arts & Sciences, Daytona, the Kendall Art Center and the Fine Arts Ceramic Center is pleased to participate in AfterHours to talk to the Daytona community about our exhibition Beyond the Plate a selection of plates, murals and installations from the Rodriguez Ceramics Collection. 

In collaboration with Khawam Galleries and Nova Southeastern University, the Kendall Art Cultural Center is proud to participate in the third installment of Crossing Borders, an exhibition that unites artists from all backgrounds and focuses on their work and how its been affected by their American experience. 

The Rodríguez Collection is proud to donate 2 silkscreen prints by acclaimed cuban artists: Ciro Quintana and Pedro Vizcaíno, for the Miami Power Team Foundation Art Auction. The Miami Power Team Foundation is a non-profit organization that gives hope and extends a hand to children who are terminally ill, have cancer, autism, Down syndrome, and physical and visual impairments since 1995. 

The Rodríguez Collection is proud to donate 4 silkscreen prints by acclaimed cuban artists: Ivonne Ferrer, Ciro Quintana, Nestor Arenas and Pedro Vizcaíno, for the Miami Art Auction and fundraiser. The Kendall Art Cultural Center is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Cuban and Latin American art and artists. 

The Rodríguez Collection is proud to donate this seminal piece, May I present to you the Cuban Art, by artist Ciro Quintana to Friends of CARITAS Cuba, 2022 Miami Art Auction and fundraiser. The Kendall Art Cultural Center is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Cuban and Latin American art and artists. 

Timelines in Cuban Art: selections from the Rodriguez Collection showcased works from the collection's leading artists. Facilitating the collaboration between the Rodriguez Collection and the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center, this exhibition led to the donation of a work by the Rodriguez Collection to the Michael-Ann Russell Jewish Community Center's visual arts department. 

As part of an initiative to foster collaboration between private collectors and public museums, Kendall Art Center has facilitated the collaboration between the Rodriguez Collection and the Museum of Arts & Sciences of Daytona Beach, leading to the donation of key pieces of Cuban contemporary artist.

Women Artists in the Rodriguez Collection. A selection of contemporary works in a variety of media coming to the Museum of Arts & Sciences from the Kendall Art Center in South Florida. Highlighting the tremendous diversity in the Miami Metro area, this exhibition showcases the vibrant artistic energy of women artists from many cultural backgrounds. This show forms part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and public museums.

Fine arts on the plate

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Fine Arts Ceramic Center and with the participation of more than 50 artists, creates this exhibition with the aim of preserving and educating new generations in the valuable practice. 

Curated by Carol Damian with the mission of champion the art, history, creation, and evolution of ceramics through outreach, and studio programming. 

Art Looking North, a selection made by Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center and its Art Curator Cesar Aguilera, showcases the work of 21 artists from the Kendall Art Center collection with the goal of familiarizing the West Florida community with the Cuban artists who have established the key tenets of a visual language with global implications that reach beyond the island and its diaspora. Their works span over 50 years and includes a diversity of styles and media.

The Rodríguez Collection  in collaboration with the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Wifredo Lam exhibits El Último Vampiro, a joint work by artists' Reynerio Tamayo and Juan Padron. Now in the Rodríguez Collection, "Vampiro" represents just one of many riveting pieces in "Eden Havana," a personal exhibition on the Cuban artists' work. In partnership with the exhibition, the text  "Eden Havana: Reynerio Tamayo," written by Leonardo Padura expertly examines the artists' oeuvre; influenced by the myths,  rhythm and spirit of the city of Havana. 

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Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Presencia Projects, The Mestre Family Collection and The Rodríguez Collection presents, “The Repeating Island: Contemporary Art of the Caribbean”. Curated by Roxana M. Bermejo, the exhibition examines particular artistic practices in Cuba, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and demonstrates the rich and diverse cultures of the Hispanic Caribbean Islands.

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Miami Dade County Public School offers a collage workshop for art teachers. Given by Aldo Menendez, this workshop is part of the program around he's exhibition Retratos en chino, and taught from the most traditional to modern ways of making art.

Confessions of a Cuban Artist, a selection made by The Alliance for the Arts, Fort Myers, Fl. This exhibition showcases the work of Ciro Quintana from the Kendall Art Center collection with the goal of familiarizing the West Florida community with the Cuban artists who have established the key tenets of a visual language with global implications that reach beyond the island and its diaspora. This show is part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and public art institutions.

“Crosscurrent” a selection made by The Foosaner Art Museum and its chief curator Carla Funk, with artwork from the Kendall Art Center Collection, representing the New Cuban Art movement. These selections illustrate efforts by the first generation of Cuban artists to grow up after the Revo­lution of 1959 that dared to break from the state-sanctioned ideology promoted by the govern­ment. This exhibition is part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and Art Museums.

Savannah College of Art And Design Hernan Helfer / 15 hours by Kendall Art Center. (SOFLO) South Florida New Art, an exhibition as part of the Kendall Art Center collaboration program with universities and colleges to introduce new artists from our community. Hernan Helfer, (b Lima, Peru) graduated with a Master of Art from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia, USA. He also attended to Miami International University of Art and Design, Fl, USA and received his bachelor's degree from National School of Fine Arts Lima Peru.

Crónicas de un artista cubano, a selection made by The Lee Adams Florida Artists Gallery of The Thrasher-Horne Center, Orange Park, FL. This exhibition showcases the work of Ciro Quintana from the Kendall Art Center collection with the goal of promote local Florida artists. This show is part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and public art institutions.

Kendall Art Center (KAC) presents “Artists and friends in the Hamlet Collection” as part of an initiative to encourage collaboration between private collectors. This show unveil art that was produced in Cuba and today is preserved outside the island on private hands, giving our community the opportunity to confront art that is not in public view.

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with MoBe Music Studio presents Twinkle Twinkle, a show that celebrates music play by children, mixing various musical traditions, languages, styles, and stories. These programs were developed by Kendall Art Center with the sole purpose of engaging children through music.

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Miami-Dade County Public School presents “SMACH” an art exhibition were students share their work with others, give and receive feedback, enjoy themselves, and congratulate one another. This show is part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to celebrate students’ creativity and achievements in art.

Coral Springs Museum of Art in collaboration with Kendall Art Center presents: Echoes of Silence by Alvaro Labaniño (b in Miami, 1989) graduated from Florida International University with a BFA in 2012 having majored in Painting with a minor in Art History. This show forms part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and public museums.

Cornell Art Museum in collaboration with Kendall Art Center presents in the exhibition Tech Effect, “The Source” by Henry Ballate is a piece that can be transformed through the rearrangement of its components, leading the viewer to experience other relevant works of Art History. The exhibition surveys artists reflecting on the way technology impacts our lives and their art, or vice versa. This show forms part of an initiative by Kendall Art Center to encourage collaboration between private collectors and public museums.

As part of an initiative to foster collaboration between private collectors and public museums, Kendall Art Center has facilitated this collaboration between the Rodriguez Collection and the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, leading to the donation of a key piece for the exhibition ¡Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues. Reynerio Tamayo / José D. Abreu, 2017.

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with the Caribbean Educational & Baseball Foundation (CEBF) is proud to present “Cuban Slugger,” an exhibition of Cuban artist Reynerio Tamayo featuring over 35 pieces of art at Arena Stage in Washington DC. Launched in July 2017, coinciding with the All-Star Game in Miami, “Cuban Slugger” was shown at the Kendall Art Center, sponsored by The Rodríguez Collection and curated by Henry Ballate. This exhibition, now continues its journey and again coincides with the All-Star Game in Washington DC.

Kendall Art Center (KAC) presents “Artists in Purgatory” an exhibition of Jorge Reynardus Collection as part of an initiative to encourage collaboration between private collectors. This show exhibit more than 50 works of art between paintings and sculptures. Curated by Aldo Menéndez, Ivonne Ferrer and Henry Ballate this exhibition unveil art that was produced in Cuba and today is preserved outside the island on private hands, giving our community the opportunity to confront art that is not in public view.

Kendall Art Center in collaboration with Florida International University presents “Liborio en la encrucijada de los nuevos tiempos” by Roxana Martínez Bermejo, as part of the Eleventh Conference on Cuban and Cuban-American Studies. The topics of discussion by Roxana sessions will examine the role of popular humor in the émigrés’ daily lives; collecting and archiving Cuban art.