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Press Release
October 21, 2024: AIRIE Announces Participation In Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial
October 1, 2024: “Making Home” Opens Nov. 2 With 25 Site-Specific Installations
February 2024: Artists In Residence In Everglades (AIRIE)2024 Residency Fellows and Quarter 1 Activations
December 8, 2023: Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) Announces 2024 AIRIE Fellows
May 26, 2023: AIRIE Celebrates the 2023 AIRIE X McKnight Fellow
March 03, 2023: AIRIE’s “Passages” Art Exhibition Comes to Aspen Ideas: Climate
January 18, 2023: New AIRIE gallery exhibition at Everglades National Park celebrates the people and stories of this natural landscape
January 10, 2023: Artists in Residence in the Everglades (AIRIE) Announces 2023 AIRIE Fellows
November 10, 2022: AIRIE Art + Environmental Summit - Launching during Miami Art Week - Brings the Everglades to Basel
September 15, 2022: AIRIE Opens Applications for 2023
September 8, 2022: Evette Alexander appointed Executive Director of AIRIE
September 16, 2021: AIRIE Announces 2022 AIRIE Fellows and Two New Residencies
Media Coverage
National Endowment for the Arts January 2024: Grant Spotlight: Artists in Residence in Everglades. By Carolyn Coons. Read more.
Miami’s Community News November 2023: Miami-Dade County announces artistic activations for Climate Leadership Summit. By Community News Releases. Read more.
BOMB Magazine: Kunya Rowley Interviewed. By Monica Uszerowicz. Read more.
WLRN Sundial July 2023: This Miami artist weaves the Everglades, Peru and the Dominican Republic into her garments. By Carlos Frías, Elisa Baena, Helen Acevedo. Read more.
Art & Object July 2023: National Parks Have Inspired Artists for Over a Century. By Colleen Smith. Read more.
Prism January 2023: Advocates say caring for the Everglades isn’t about restoration, it’s about respect. By Ray Levy Uyeda. Read more.
Impact Edition January 2023: Experience the artistic Passages to celebrate, preserve, and enjoy nature. By Anjuli Castano, Samantha Schalit. Read more.
The Miami Guide January 2023: AIRIE’s New Exhibition Celebrates the People and Stories of the Everglades. By Miami Guide Staff. Read more.
Miami Herald December 2022: The Herald previews AIRIE's Art + Environment Summit. By Sean Erwin. Read more.
WLRN December 2022: AIRIE brings the Everglades to Art Week with an immersive installation focused on the work of some of AIRIE's 2022 Fellows. By Ammy Sanchez. Read more.
WLRN December 2022: The Everglades, over the years and through your eyes - a Florida treasure turns 75. By Helen Acevedo. Read more.
The Art Newspaper November 2022: Not quite land, not quite sea, but all fearsome beauty: how Florida's Everglades has inspired artists. By Hannah Edgar. Read more.
Miami New Times October 2022: Evette Alexander, Native South Floridian, Tapped to Lead AIRIE. By Artburst Miami. Read more.
PBS News Hour August 2022: Artists find inspiration in nature and history of Everglades National Park. By Jeffrey Brown and Alison Thoet. Read more.
Miami Magazine November 2021: AIRIE Celebrates 20 Years of Championing Everglades Conservation Through Art with its Most Diverse Residency Program to Date and a Commitment to Fight Against Racial Injustice. By Luis Rigual. Read more.
Electric Lit November 2021: 7 of the Best Writing Residencies in Florida. By Vanessa Blakeslee. Read more.
Miami Herald September 2021: South Florida Arts Groups are Finding New Ways to Address Equity and Inclusion. By Christine Dolen. Read more.
Miami New Times July 2021: AIRIE’s 20th Anniversary Exhibit Honors Everglades Art. By Alexandra Martinez. Read more.