Miami International Airport displays public art exhibition from The Underline
Miami International Airport is hosting a new art exhibition showcasing public installations from The Underline linear park project until May 2027.
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Miami International Airport is displaying a new art exhibition titled The Underline: A Canvas for the Community, according to reports from Airport World and Miami International Airport. The exhibition is located at the airport's Connecting Communities Wall and features 13 large-scale public art installations. [1][2]
Airport World reported that the display gives visitors a view of artworks spaced out across five miles of the Metrorail system in Miami-Dade County. The installations include both historic commissions and newer temporary works created by local, national, and international artists. [1]
The Underline is a 10-mile linear park under development beneath the elevated Metrorail system in Miami-Dade County, Florida. It stretches between the Brickell neighborhood of Downtown Miami and the Dadeland South station in Kendall, converting a pedestrian and bicycle path previously known as the MetroPath. [3]
According to Airport World, the exhibition at Miami International Airport will remain on display until May 2 next year. [1]
In short
- Miami International Airport is displaying 13 large-scale public art installations on its Connecting Communities Wall.
- The exhibition showcases public art from five miles of Miami-Dade County's Metrorail system.
- The artworks will remain on display at the airport until May 2 next year.
- The Underline is a 10-mile linear park under development beneath the Metrorail tracks.
Sources
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- [1]MIA showcases art from Metrorail’s UnderlineAirport World, 9h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]From planes to trains: MIA showcases public art from Metrorail’s UnderlineMiami International Airport, 10h ago
Background
- [3]The Underline on Wikipedia
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