Second Saturday

Can't wait till December to get your art fix? Thankfully, the second Saturday of every month marks the Wynwood Art Walk in the Design District (you'll have to cross the bridge to get there, but it's well worth the trip).

Second Saturday Art Walks showcase the area's new exhibits. The galleries provide open houses featuring free admission and most of them offer free cocktails as well. Things usually get started around 7 p.m. This is one party in Miami that you don't want to be fashionably late for--the festivities end promptly at 10 p.m.

Here is a list of links to help you navigate your way through the next art walk:

• Click here for a map of the Wynwood Art District.

• Learn more about the Wynwood Art District.

• Take a tour of Wynwood with Independant Curator, Mariangela Capuzzo.

Harvey Oxenberg will be showing his collection at the Miami Art Space for September's Second Saturday.

While you’re there, be sure to check out these Plum favorites:

Abba Fine Art: presents the controversial fiber installations of artist Pip Brant.

Bakehouse Complex: Walls Without Boundaries exhibits works by over fifteen BAC artists.

Dorsch Gallery: featuring works by Robin Griffiths and Brandon Opalka.

Dot Fiftyone Gallery: showing Perpendicularity, Miami’s first solo exhibition by award-winning photographer Mark Indig.

Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin: opening of Daniel Arsham's solo drawing and sculpture exhibition.

Gallery Diet: Andrew Mowbray explores the dynamic relationship between weather and technology.

Hardcore Art Contemporary Space: explores critical issues such as religion, politics and society with projects that push boundaries and test limits.

The Margulies Collection At The Warehouse: features an extensive collection of modern and vintage photography, video, sculptures and installations from collector Martin Z. Margulies.

Miami Art Space: Oxenberg Fine Art exhibits works by renowned contemporary artists.

Spinello Gallery: presents Emotional Response Can Be Conditioned, the haunting solo exhibition by Federico Ness.

To view phots from October's Second Saturday, click here.