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World Wide Artists Gallery   .: The Association World Wide Artists Gallery is a non-profit International Cultural Association. Its main objective is to be a "cultural reality" dedicated to the development of human personality, through the culture of the expression and creativity in arts and crafts. World Wide Artists Gallery is engaged in the fields of literature, music, theater, film, visual arts, protection, management and exploitation of artworks, promotion of contemporary art and development of knowledge and its diffusion, promotion of contemporary artistic culture, study, research and training concerning the material and cultural activities, and the trades and professions that have relevance to the culture, through the organization and diffusion of cultural events, conferences, seminars, screenings of films and documentaries, exhibitions, training or rehabilitation programs, publications, the development of cultural exchange through sustained research in cooperation with other organizations, Universities and individual scholars, publication and diffusion of its research and findings.   .: News   101 Exhibit. Aaron Morgan Brown Although Aaron Morgan Brown uses a narrative structure in his paintings, he denies being a "storyteller". Brown considers his works as representations of "constructed dreaming," using his own perception and memory to create alternative realities. From Sept 11th through Oct 6th, 2010 101 NE 40th Street - Miami, FL 33137   University of Miami presentsthe Work of Incoming Graduate Students The Department of Art and Art History, in the College of Arts and Sciences at UM, presents the work of incoming Master of Fine Arts (MFA) graduate students at the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS). From Aug 24th through Sept 17th, 2010 College of Arts and Sciences 1210 Stanford Drive - Coral Gables, FL 33146   LOGO Projects presents Adriano Nicot LOGO Projects in conjunction with Ocean Ophthalmology is pleased to host a survey of paintings and drawings by Miami-based artist Adriano Nicot. The collection will be on display and open to the public from June 28th through October 29th, 2010. 1400 NE Miami Gardens Drive. Suite 203 North Miami Beach, FL 33179   Purvis Young Purvis Young's work reflects the condition experienced by residents of Miami's Overtown, the historic African American neighborhood that was transformed from a thriving community to an impoverished inner-city environment in the 1960's and 70's, when interstate 95 was erected. From Jul 30th through Nov 7th, 2010 Miami Art Museum - 101 West Flagler StreetMiami, FL 33130   Miami Poster Project ArtCenter/South Florida is hosting a series of posters produced by artist Philip Brooker for the inaugural year of the Miami Poster Project, a brand-new initiative. From Sept 11th through Oct 17th, 2010 ArtCenter/South Florida - 800 Lincoln RoadMiami Beach, FL 33139   Ocean Drive and Beyond Walking Tour This ninety-minute walking tour provides an introduction to the Art Deco, Mediterranean Revival, and Miami Modern styles found within the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District. Tours depart from the Art Deco Welcome Center located at 1001 Ocean Drive in Miami Beach, FL on the following schedule: Wed. and Fri-Sun. at 10:30 a.m.; Thurs. at 6:30 p.m. The Welcome Center is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. For more information, please call: 305.672.2014   Miami Art Museum. New Work Miami Miami Art Museum provides a partial snapshot of the Miami art scene at this moment with New Work Miami, opening Sunday, July 18th, 2010. From Jul 18th through Oct 17th, 2010 101 West Flagler Street - Miami, FL 33130     PROJECTS WORLD'S MUSEUM INTERNATIONAL LAWS ART MOVEMENTS VIDEO NEWS CONTACT US Artists Registration Form Top artists Giuseppe Bosich Franco Sciusco Gabriele Sciusco Patrice Goubeau Luca Olivieri Franco Cisternino Cinzia Marotta Sergio Saviantoni Salvatore Iapichino Edgardo Battiston Antonio Narducci Maren Melba Urrego Joseph Zaccaria Piero Salustri All images and texts are protected © Copyright World Wide Artists Gallery 2010, Design by Massimo Setzu