Homework is proud to announce the opening of to meditate on the warmest dream, a thought-provoking exhibition featuring new works by Miami-based artists Roscoè B. Thické III and Matthew Forehand. This curated showcase opens Friday, January 31, 2025, at 5 PM, with a reception featuring an all-vinyl DJ set by Gabo Wabo and complimentary beverages.
The exhibition explores the intersections of memory, identity, and self-discovery. Through their deeply personal yet universally resonant works, Thické and Forehand present a meditation on the enduring connections between the past, present, and future—connections firmly anchored in Miami’s cultural, physical, and metaphysical landscape.
Roscoè B. Thické III
Known for blending traditional photography with experimental printing and framing techniques, Thické creates evocative visual narratives exploring themes of family, community, and intimacy. His images draw on the vibrant cultural fabric of Miami, reflecting both universal and deeply personal longings for connection and belonging.
Matthew Forehand
Rediscovering his Colombian heritage after relocating to Miami, Forehand’s floral paintings and prints weave themes of nostalgia, migration, and lineage. His work reflects his family’s immigration story to Miami in the 1980s, transforming personal history into a poignant exploration of identity and cultural resonance.
About the Exhibition
Through photography, experimental visuals, and collage-based paintings, Thické and Forehand invite viewers to explore the “warmest dream”—those moments, emotions, and aspirations that feel most alive within us. By turning memories into meditations, the artists transform personal stories into shared experiences, bridging the intimate and the universal.
About homework
Founded by Aurelio Aguiló and Mayra Mejia, homework is a Miami-based contemporary art gallery dedicated to fostering innovative curatorial practices and meaningful dialogue. Since its inception during Miami Art Week 2021, homework has gained acclaim for its captivating exhibitions and commitment to inclusivity in the art world. With a permanent space in Little River, homework continues to spotlight diverse artists and challenge traditional artistic paradigms.
The gallery’s exhibitions have been featured in publications like ARTnews, The New York Times, and Miami New Times. They’ve also participated in multiple fairs including Untitled Miami, NADA, and Future Fair in New York, earning a reputation as a hub for creative innovation and critical engagement.
Event Details
- Opening Reception: Friday, January 31, 2025, at 5 PM
- Location: 7338 NW Miami CT, Miami, FL 33150
- Admission: Free with RSVP
