Community Projects

 

Aviation in Miami: the first 100 years

 

Aviation in Miami:
the first 100 years

A photography exhibition celebrating
a century of flight in Miami

 
Central Terminal E, level 2,
past security checkpoint.

 

Random Acts of Culture

Random Acts of CultureTM  is presented at Miami International Airport courtesy of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Knight Foundation believes in the potential of the arts to inspire and engage communities.

 

 

Random Acts of Culture

 

 

Women of a New Tribe

 

Women of a New Tribe

A photographic exhibition created by North Carolina photographer Jerry Taliaferro, designed to honor the physical and spiritual beauty of the Black American woman, emphasizing her soulfulness - her spirit of hope, compassion, love and nobility.

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Experience the Everglades

International passengers arriving at MIA's North Terminal will virtually step off the plane and into America's Everglades with Experience the Everglades, a collection of 26 vivid, large-scale photographs featuring the reserve's wildlife and landscapes.

 
International Arrivals Corridor
Level 3

Experience the Everglades

The Roaring Twenties and Thirties in Miami Beach

 

The Roaring Twenties and Thirties in Miami Beach

The Claude Matlack Collection contains about 7,000 photographs, primarily of places and people in Miami Beach, Miami, Florida Keys, Tamiami Trail, and the Everglades area.

 
Central Terminal E, level 2,

 

It's Our World

Created by L.E.T.S. Draw students:  Aaron Ashe, Dominique Byrd, Aesha Coleman, Charlotte Graham, Khyree Joseph, Kheyana Joseph and Nathaniel Perverdera.

 
South Terminal H Lobby,
2nd level

 

 

 

100 LATINOS MIAMI

A Journey of Success / Camino al Exito

Central Terminal  Concourse D 
North Terminal, near Gate D31

 

 

 

Carnival Arts
Celebration and Transformation

Carnival is a time of celebration. For the past six years, the Carnival Arts program has helped teens living in youth crisis shelters across Florida celebrate life. The teens learn drum and dance traditions from West Africa and Venice to Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, and Trinidad to Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. They make masks and costumes that hide their identities, and reveal how they feel about themselves and their world.

Past Exhibition

 

Carnival Arts - Celebration and Transformation