Nuestro Vaivén (Our Sway) is the Museum’s first major exhibition of contemporary Latin art. This regional survey features 22 artists—representing 11 Latin American nations and 11 Florida counties from Osceola to Sarasota to Miami-Dade. At its core, Nuestro Vaivén centers dialogue between four Latin Sarasotan community leaders from various fields and four pairs of exhibiting artists to create installations that celebrate and reflect the wide-ranging ideas and experiences of their local communities. An exhibition-within-the-exhibition will feature the work of 14 additional Latin artists, showing the broad spectrum of artmaking in Central and South Florida. [...]

Francisco Masó: Documentary Abstraction contextualizes Masó's practice within the broader history of abstraction while highlighting through photography its intersection with political agency. The exhibition unfolds through a dynamic display across interconnected key moments, each offering a distinct entry point into the artist’s investigation of power, surveillance, and systemic violence. The paintings in Aesthetic Register of Covert Forces can be placed within a lineage of modern Latin American geometric abstraction and abstraction produced by 20th century artists such as Josef Albers, Blinky Palermo, Agnes Martin, and Rosemarie Trockel—artists who employ a critical lens to disrupt [...]

You Belong Here assembles work from established and emerging artists alike covering themes of political resistance, family and community, material culture, and the nuance of identity within the context of the United States.   Featured in this expansive exhibition are Reynaldo Rivera’s images of 1990s-era Los Angeles nightlife, Sofía Córdova’s film installation about labor and collectivity, and Bibs Moreno’s collaborative portraits of Gabriela Ruiz in her signature elaborate style.  From John M. Valadez to Tarrah Krajnak, these artists connect a lineage of photographers, each championing their communities through their own distinct and generative [...]