Mitrani Art to Open in Miami’s Little River
The Screening Room and Dina Mitrani Gallery will share a permanent home after years of pop-up programming, as a new space opens in Little River
Mitrani Art's new campus at 7325 North Miami Avenue in Miami's Little River neighbourhood, designed by R&R Studios. Photo: Javier Agustin Rojas, courtesy of Mitrani
Mitrani Art, a non-profit space for photography, film and video, opens on 30 November at 7325 N Miami Ave. The building, a converted mechanic’s shop, will house exhibition galleries and a screening room, with artists’ studios in a new extension. The opening falls four days before Art Basel Miami Beach’s public days begin on 4 December.
The inaugural exhibition, ReExposures: The Magic Within, is a group show of lens-based art. The venue will also host lectures, workshops and screenings, and include a café and a library of photo books. Admission to exhibitions, the library and public programmes will be free, according to the organisation.
The sisters Dina and Rhonda Mitrani returned to Miami in 2002 and converted their family’s former garment factory in Wynwood into artists’ studios. Dina opened her photography gallery there in 2008; Rhonda established the Screening Room in 2013. Rising costs in the neighbourhood contributed to the site’s closure in 2017.
The sisters bought the Little River property in 2019 and commissioned R&R Studios to design the new facility. The former workshop’s high ceilings allowed room for expansion, including a separate studio building. Since the Wynwood site closed, the gallery and Screening Room have continued their programmes in pop-up spaces around Miami.
Locust Projects already has a venue in Little River. Oolite Arts expects to break ground on a campus there in 2026; Mitrani Art will add another non-profit arts space to the neighbourhood.
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