Art After Dark

Docents discuss artworks in the Norton’s Collection. Pick up your tour wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

Celebrate the Women's Walk by joining a sunset tour led by Dorotha Grace Lemeh. Take a stroll in the evening light as Lemeh recounts the lives and practices of numerous women enshrined on the Walk

As an accomplished national and international artist, Dorotha Grace Lemeh, is best known for her mixed media paintings, though most recently, her painted, and sometimes collaged, digital still & moving imagery. A northern-born southerner, as she (at times) describes herself, Dorotha’s foray into the digital world emerged from her own love of photography, collage, painting, box art assemblage, art installation, plus moving & still imagery.

Join Resident Teaching Artist Janelle Fulford to create a colorful mixed media collage based on the work of Women's Walk inductee Pacita Abad. 

Classroom #2

Subtropic Film Fest presents a celebration of short films by women.

Some mature language and themes.

Mango City / Dirs. Emma Cuba and Dana Depirri / 18 minutes / 2022

Lou, a curious 7 year old girl, has three days left to say goodbye to the love of her life, Miami.  In this love letter to the city that raised her, Lou reveals Miami’s magic through her strange but familiar encounters with Miami locals and the unforgettable landscape.

Erosion / Dir. Karla Caprali / 6 minutes / 2022

An experimental piece to pay tribute to women who have been killed by their intimate partners and their own families worldwide. It sheds light on the issue of insecurity within paternal homes, particularly in Iran, where the existing legislation has failed to adequately protect women and girls.

The Ritual to Beauty / Dirs. Shenny De Los Angeles and Maria Marrone / 14 minutes / 2022

Three generations of Dominican women explore their relationship to chemically relaxing their hair. 

Alice in Dystopia / Dir. Jeanne Jaffe / 7 minutes / 2021

Based on Lewis Caroll’s Alice in Wonderland, but in this version Alice and the Rabbit go down the wrong rabbit hole and end up in 2020.

Un Pequeño Corte / Dir. Mariana Serrano / 14 minutes / 2022

When six-year-old Elizabeth makes an image-altering decision, she is left to face the backlash from culturally-imposing beauty standards. Set in the all too beauty-centric city of Miami, Elizabeth grabbles between two cultures as she seeks her own identity.

7:30-8 pm / Talkback

Join us after the screening for a talk back with all of the directors from this evenings films.

This evening’s tour will highlight Artists, Muses, and Patrons: Women in Art.  Pick up your wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

Victoria Cardona

South Florida native Victoria Cardona is a guitarist, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, one-woman jam band. Her loop performances are a sonic and visual experience that take the audience on a ride through the mind of an improvisationalist.

With the aide of the Boss RC-300 Loop Pedal Victoria stacks intricate layers of guitar, bass, percussion and vocal harmonies that are complimented by alto vocals that are reminiscent and often compared to Janis Joplin. Victoria’s Cuban roots and obsession with multicultural/ world music genres provide the inspiration for the strong Afro Cuban rhythmic undertone she delivers, in conjunction with a harmonic counterpart that fuses elements of Jazz, Blues, Soul, Reggae, Afro-Caribbean, Rock ’n’ Roll and folk.

Stiller Auditorium