The traveling group exhibition “Boil, Toil + Trouble” comes to Miami just in time for Art Week, free and open to the public at 50 NE 40th Street. Curated by Zoe Lukov and presented by Art in Common (a nonprofit co-founded by Lukov and Abby Pucker), the show brings together the work of over 30 artists like Marina Abramovic, Hiba Schahbaz, Chase Hall, Nicolette Mishkan, Bruce Nauman, Robert Nava, Jillian Mayer, and Nicole Eisenman. In each city it visits, “Boil, Toil + Trouble” transforms unusual spaces found near water, bringing to the fore a broad range of environmental, spiritual, feminist, and political perspectives about how we as individuals, cities, and societies interpret, negotiate, and interact with spirituality and water—with the aim to catalyze interdisciplinary creation and conversations that reframe water and the current climate crisis. Spanning practices and mediums like installation, painting, sculpture, video, and performance, the common thread in the works on view is the magic of water—ranging from fishing and surfing to marine life and sea monsters, to baptism and the spiritual use of the element, and beyond.
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