James Voorhies’s Favorite Spot to Find Inspiration in Miami
The extraordinary number of public artworks throughout the city—Tobias Rehberger’s obstinate lighthouse (2011) in South Pointe Park, Sarah Morris’s Morris Lapidus (2018), Elmgreen & Dragset’s Bent Pool (2019) in Pride Park, and Dan Graham’s glass pavilion Morris’ (2010) at Lincoln Avenue and Alton Road.
Miami’s Best Off-the-Beaten-Path Place to See Art
Mapping a bicycle route using a few works as key destinations. Across Biscayne Bay is Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen’s Dropped Bowl with Scattered Slices and Peels (1990) in the park near Government Center. In Brickell, Cara Despain’s Water/Tables (2012) and Athena Tacha’s Leaning Arches (1984).
James Voorhies Reveals the Best-Kept Secret in Miami
Any itinerary needs to begin at The Bass’s Miami Mountain (2016) by Ugo Rondinone in Collins Park!
—James Voorhies, Curator, The Bass, @jamesvoorhies
