The Rubell Museum in Miami has announced three new exhibitions set to debut during Miami Art Week. These exhibitions will showcase works from the museum’s resident artist, Vanessa Raw, alongside recent acquisitions and notable pieces from its contemporary art collection.
Vanessa Raw’s First Institutional Show in the U.S.
The first exhibition will feature the debut institutional presentation of British artist Vanessa Raw in the United States. Born in 1984, Raw will display large-scale works that explore a dreamlike, exclusively feminine world. The museum describes her work as “an earthly paradise where nature is benevolent and female desire takes center stage.” Raw, a former triathlete, translates her physical experiences into her artwork, creating serene yet autonomous figures on canvas.
Recent Acquisitions Highlight Emerging Artists
The second exhibition will highlight recent acquisitions from seven emerging artists, many of whom will be showcasing their work in a U.S. museum for the first time. This exhibition underscores the Rubell Museum’s commitment to identifying and supporting emerging talent. Featured artists include Emmanuel Louisnord Desir, Omari Douglin, Patrick Goddard, Michelle Uckotter, February James, Murjoni Merriweather, and Olaolu Slawn.
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A Journey Through the Museum’s Collection
The third exhibition invites visitors to experience a new installation drawn from the museum’s extensive collection of over 7,700 works. This display will emphasize significant pieces from East Village artists active in the early 1980s. Notable figures such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Juanita McNeely, and Anselm Kiefer will be prominently featured.
Commitment to Artists and Public Engagement
Mera Rubell, co-founder of the museum, stated that “each exhibition at the Rubell Museum reflects our enduring commitment to artists and our public mission.”In addition to these Miami exhibitions, the Rubell Museum is also presenting “American Vignettes: Symbols, Society, and Satire” at the Contemporary Art Museum in Washington. This exhibition features nearly 100 works from its collection by renowned artists like Robert Colescott, Kerry James Marshall, Dana Schutz, Vaughn Spann, and Kara Walker.The Miami exhibitions will open on December 2 and remain on view until fall 2025.
