Departments — 30 March 2018
It’s one of the world’s few common languages, but it’ll be the pictures that do the speaking at an exhibition opening April 13 at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. With a nicely timed run through Sept. 2, folding in this summer’s World Cup, The World’s Game: Fútbol and Contemporary Art explores soccer’s affect on global societies as seen through the video, photography, painting and sculpture of approximately 20 artists.
— Greg Carannante
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