In Conversation: Michelle Lisa Polissaint + Terence Price

Please join the Commuter Biennial in conversation with Michelle Lisa Polissaint and Terence Price II. As part of the inaugural Commuter Biennial exhibition, both Michelle and Terence will have a series of photographic installations in bus shelters in Miami-Dade beginning on August 1 for five weeks. This artist talk will delve into each of their respective practices, as well as explore how their photographs are meant to interact with communities in transit in Miami.

Guests are invited to visit Michelle Lisa Polissaint's studio (Studio 40) following the talk. 

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About Commuter Biennial

Commuter Biennial is a Knight funded public art exhibition taking place throughout Miami-Dade County from July through October 2019. This exhibition aims to highlight commuter experiences of the Miami metro area by activating unconventional and underutilized locations, bringing attention to marginal, yet recognizable places in the suburban landscape. In activating these areas, the biennial seeks to redefine the places we consider home, underscoring the character and quality of neighborhoods. The Biennial seeks to democratize access to art through a series of artistic commissions across a wide range of styles and mediums that intersect high and low concepts and modalities. By shifting the experience of contemporary art away from the context of the gallery or urban centers, the exhibition explores what social critic James Howard Kunstler deems the true public realm of American cities: the streets.