FU Gallery Opens Its Doors in Little Haiti | This event is open to the media and to the public. The self-proclaimed ‘Galeria de Barrio’ brings an accessible art experience for everyone in Miami.

With Art Basel just around the corner, FU Gallery’s Grand opening will take place on Wednesday, December 2nd as of 7 pm. Valeria Fiñana and Miguel Ullivarri, the owners of FU Gallery, placed their bets on Little Haiti in order to bring to the community a gallery that’s inclusive, focused on the rich local culture and are proud to feature homegrown and Latin-American artists.

The opening exhibit will highlight the works of Mexican fine and graffiti artist Ciler. This solo show, called “PONZOÑA,” is the second one he’s had in the U.S and prior to that his work has appeared in various galleries around the world including Barcelona, Italy, Mexico, London and New York City. Ciler’s unapologetic work is best known for the defacement and manipulation of existing images with an often-dark archaeological intent to unearth today’s dysfunctional society. His unique use of collages, paintings, drawings and installation work are filled with death, drama and violence.

About FU Gallery
FU Gallery’s focus is to bring a different, more inclusive art experience to the hood. Also named “Galeria de Barrio” (Gallery from the Hood) precisely because they aim to bring to Miami and to the Little Haiti community the best local and Latin-American artists. They call Little Haiti their home and are invested in giving back cultural experiences to the hood.

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