Marisol in Miami by way of South Beach
<p>Two figures sharing a meal together, <em>Dinner Date</em> from 1963, was my introduction to Marisol’s work. I gravitated to it right away when scrolling sculpture images several years ago. I was not familiar with the artist Marisol (Maria Escobar, Venezuelan-American, 1930–2016) but kept bookmarking images of these captivating, odd, intriguing carved figures with various details highlighted, an actual shoe here, a sculpted hand there. I was immediately fascinated by Marisol’s work and vowed to see it in person.</p>
<p>That opportunity came this summer when my good friend Jose Gelats and I learned that the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) was showing Marisol’s work in a traveling exhibition, <em>Marisol and Warhol Take New York</em>, organized by The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburg, PA.</p>
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