Sevilla | Upcoming
NIDOS
Mariana Bunimov & Dionisio González
October 22, 2026 – March 11, 2027
Fundación Biodiversidad (Patio de Banderas, Real Alcázar de Sevilla)
As part of the third edition of the AVE Doñana Project, NIDOS brings together new works by resident artist Mariana Bunimov and guest artist Dionisio González. Presented at the historic Real Alcázar of Seville, the exhibition takes the nest—an essential structure where animal architecture, ecological balance, and environmental fragility intersect—as a lens through which to reimagine the entire Doñana sanctuary as a living, vital refuge bridging Europe and Africa. Through painting, photographic intervention, and spatial research, NIDOS invites visitors into a critical and poetic dialogue between contemporary art and scientific conservation.
Miami | Ongoing Events
My Migration Story 2026: Inspiring a New Generation of Writers
Building on previous years' success, META Miami, in partnership with Cátedra Vargas Llosa and the Fundación Internacional para la Libertad, is proud to launch the 2026 cycle of My Migration Story, continuing its collaboration with the International Studies Preparatory Academy (ISPA) and Downtown Doral Charter Upper School (DDCUS).
Designed to empower high school students to explore their roots, identity, and creative voice, the opening sessions featured educators, journalists, guest scholars, and previous competition winners.
Explore the event videos to see the opening sessions at both participating schools.
Opening session at ISPA
Opening session at DDCUS
Miami | Past Exhibition
META Miami is pleased to present
FOREVER SUMMER: Miami’s Postwar image in the works of Andy Sweet, GODLIS, and Bunny Yeager
Forever Summer is a definitive photography exhibition capturing the soul, grit, and glamour of Miami’s most transformative decades. Bringing together the works of Andy Sweet, GODLIS, and Bunny Yeager, the collection serves as a visual love letter to a city where the light never fades and the season never ends.
Forever Summer explores the intersection of three distinct perspectives:
· Andy Sweet: Known for his saturated, candy-colored chronicles of South Beach in the late 1970s, Andy Sweet’s work captures the vibrant, sun-drenched daily lives of the "Old World" community that once defined the shore.
· GODLIS: Bringing a cinematic, street-photography edge to the lineup, GODLIS captures the stark shadows and haunting Art Deco geometry of the city’s iconic skyline, from the Betsy Ross to the Jefferson hotels.
· Bunny Yeager: The "Queen of Pin-up," Yeager’s revolutionary lens brought a sophisticated, high-glamour allure to the Florida coast, cementing the image of the Miami beauty in the global imagination.
“This exhibition isn't just about nostalgia,” says Milagros Maldonado. “It’s about the specific, electric energy that happens when you mix Sweet’s technicolor joy with GODLIS’s architectural grit and Yeager’s daring style. It’s the sun-drenched Miami mirage resonating in our minds—a place of Forever Summer.”
GODLIS, The Betsy Ross, 1985.
“The depth of this exhibition was made possible through the collaboration with Ed Christin,” says Isabel Pérez. “His archival insight into the Sweet, Yeager, and GODLIS collection and his commitment to preserving the authenticity of these eras allowed us to build a narrative that feels both timeless and raw.”
The opening reception will be held on May 21 at 7 pm. The artists’ estates and representatives will be in attendance to celebrate this rare gathering of Florida’s photographic titans.
Exhibition Dates: May 21 to August 1, 2026
Sevilla | Past Exhibitions and events
AVE Doñana II | 2025-2026
El Paisaje
AVE Doñana I | 2024-2025
El Lugar
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