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—Saturday, July 13—
the end / SPRING BREAK

closing reception and baby hurricane party

Join us this Saturday, 5–7 pm, as we say goodbye to the end / SPRING BREAK with a baby hurricane party with artist Tara Long. The fridge will be open. There will be cake, but will there be a mic?

the end / SPRING BREAK looks back at the work of the curatorial collective of the same name founded by artists/curators domingo castillo flores and Patricia Margarita Hernández. Between 2010 and 2015, Castillo and Hernández, at times, along with Kathryn Marks and Cristina Kiwi Farah, organized over 300 events, performances, and exhibitions throughout South Florida. Marked by a collective spirit influenced by experimental pedagogy and para-institutional practices, the collective created support networks and opportunities for artists to experiment within the hyper-capitalist development that has shaped the Miami skyline as we know it now. The exhibition at [NAME] includes a facsimile of a publication produced by the end / SPRING BREAK in 2015 wrapping the interior space along with ephemera, reproductions of digital material, and other documentation.

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6572 SW 40TH STREET
MIAMI, FL 33155
Parking in the rear lot

Free and open to the public
Open Wednesday–Friday: 11-3pm; Saturday July 13: 4-7pm

Programming for the end / SPRING BREAK is made possible with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners; Teiger Foundation and The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation at The Miami Foundation.

Tara Long is a multifaceted artist known for her work in performance, software development, and visual arts. Her creative journey is deeply rooted in the exploration of self-identity, a response to early orphanhood trauma, and her practice, informed by the conceptual legacies of artists like Joseph Beuys and Martha Rosler, serves as a dialogue with her past, making art a lifeline and a means of seeking personal harmony.