Answer the Fish: BFA Spring Exhibition 1990

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Bill Burke: Recent Work

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Art Museum at Florida International University. Essay by Manuel Torres ; organized by Dahlia Morgan.

The BFA Exhibition Spring 1997

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The BFA Exhibition Fall 1998

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BFA Exhibition Spring 2002

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BFA Exhibition Spring 2003

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MFA Exhibition 2003

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Florencio Gelabert Intersections

Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at Frost Art Museum. Essay by Francine Birbragher.

Simulacra and Essence: The Paintings of Luisa Basnuevo

Catalog of an exhibition held at Frost Art Museum. With an essay by Francine Birbragher.

Geoffrey Olsen: The Miami Paintings

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Frost Art Museum, Florida International University. Essay by Tony Jones.

Taiwan Discovered: In Place and Time

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Frost Art Museum, Florida International University. Curated by Carol Damian and Catalina Jaramillo.

Because I Say So…

Catalog of an exhibition from the collection of Debra and Dennis Scholl, held at the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum.

Applying Jain Principles

Dr. Manoj Jain of the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University presents on the topic of applying Jain principles in Medical Practice. Lecture held at the Frost Art Museum, Modesto Maidique Campus, Florida International University on November 4, 2013.

Love comes in at the eye

LOVE COMES IN AT THE EYE relates the story of Marshall Craig, a Midwesterner transplanted to South Florida who turns 35 in the course of the book. Marshall is an assistant curator for a Miami art museum, a man who has been obsessed with--as he calls it--a greed for seeing from a young age. His fascination with the surface of appearance of things is exacerbated by his precocious studies in art and its histories. Marshall views himself as marked by his red hair and freckled skin, as someone whose chances of attracting a partner into a meaningful relationship have been diminished by his looks. He is colored by his image of himself as unattractive and most importantly, convinced that his romantic life would be more successful, more vibrant, if he'd been graced with the face and figure of, say, a Velazquez. When Marshall meets a Cuban-born man from Atlanta, he is transfixed by the conviction that this is the man the universe has selected for him. The thrust of the story goes beyond boy-meets/loses/gets-boy to an exploration of said boy coming to terms with his definition of self. In a pivotal span of six months, the book explores Marshall's obsessions with seeing and how they define his vision of reality, the emphasis placed on beauty in gay culture, the tentative beginnings of a relationship as it takes root and grows, and finally, the inexplicable, magical forces that direct our romantic destinies.

Lecture by Lawrence Small, given at Florida International University, January 12, 2001

Lawrence Small discusses the initiatives of the Smithsonian, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum's travelling exhibits and collaborations with Florida International University. University President Modesto Maidique speaks. Introduction and welcoming remarks by Dahlia Morgan.