Pérez Art Museum Miami announces new acquisitions by thirteen artists for permanent collection
Pérez Art Museum Miami announced significant acquisitions of works by diverse artists for the museums permanent collection, including artists of Cuban and Brazilian origin as well as eleven women artists. Several of the artists are entering the museums collection for the first time, including Karon Davis, Kenturah Davis, Bisa Butler, and Christine Sun Kim. Among the new acquisitions are Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticicas Penetrável Macaléia (Malaceia Penetrable) from 1978purchased with funds from Jorge M. Péreza walk-in installation inspired by the favela communities of Rio de Janeiro; Coco Fuscos The Undiscovered Amerindians Tour, a series of photographs purchased by PAMMs International Womens Committee Endowment; and Karon Davis Bobby Seale and The Peoples Free Food Program,
Pérez Art Museum Miami announced significant acquisitions of works by diverse artists for the museums permanent collection, including artists of Cuban and Brazilian origin as well as eleven women artists. Several of the artists are entering the museums collection for the first time, including Karon Davis, Kenturah Davis, Bisa Butler, and Christine Sun Kim. Among the new acquisitions are Brazilian artist Hélio Oiticicas Penetrável Macaléia (Malaceia Penetrable) from 1978purchased with funds from Jorge M. Péreza walk-in installation inspired by the favela communities of Rio de Janeiro; Coco Fuscos The Undiscovered Amerindians Tour, a series of photographs purchased by PAMMs International Womens Committee Endowment; and Karon Davis Bobby Seale and The Peoples Free Food Program,