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SUMMARY:Miami Viceum
DESCRIPTION:The World Erotic Art Museum (WEAM) welcomes Miami Art Week visitors to a “Summer of Love\,” a retrospective of Paul Kagan’s work\, opening with a public reception on Monday\, November 30\, from 7 to 10 p.m.\, at 1205 Washington Avenue in South Beach. Curated by WEAM director Helmut Schuster\, with guest host Sue Kagan\, the exhibit runs November 30\, 2026 through November 30\, 2027. Works by Paul Kagan (1943–1993) include concert posters\, silkscreens\, black-and-white photographs\, and rare Kodaliths shown publicly for the first time. “Paul was the photographer who captured the cultural energy of the late sixties\,” says Sue Kagan\, his widow and longtime collaborator. “KMPX was the sound\, and Paul’s work was the image.” Nicknamed “Susi Sweet Smile\,” she worked as a radio engineer at KMPX\, the pioneering radio station that transformed San Francisco’s musical landscape in the flower-power years. At the reception\, she will share first-hand stories of San Francisco in 1967—what really happened at the Human Be-In in Golden Gate Park\, what Timothy Leary actually said—in a summer like no other. Set against a backdrop of the Vietnam War\, civil rights struggles\, and psychedelics\, the times called for people to “make love\, not war.” Paul Kagan’s images mirror that summer’s unspoken conviction that people could live differently\, without violence. “Yab-Yum\,” his psychedelic poster of a naked couple in tantric union\, became a symbol of the times. His concert posters for Country Joe and the Fish connect visual experimentation with the energy of live music. His photographs\, featured in both Rolling Stone and the San Francisco Oracle\, are presented alongside his silkscreens and the sensual Kodaliths (high-contrast images made with lithographic film)\, revealing an artist deeply attuned to a generation that imagined a future shaped by love and peace. “Summer of Love” brings that world vividly back to life. WEAM\, founded in 2005\, is located in the heart of South Beach\, between the Miami Beach Convention Center—home to Art Basel Miami Beach—and the beachfront fairs Untitled Art and SCOPE. As artists\, collectors\, curators\, and visitors gather from around the world\, “Summer of Love” offers an intimate encounter with art and cultural history. SUMMER OF LOVE — A Paul Kagan RetrospectiveCurator: Helmut Schuster\, Director\, WEAMGuest Host: Sue KaganOpening Reception: Monday\, November 30\, 2026\, 7–10 p.m.On View: November 30\, 2026 – November 30\, 2027 								\n				\n				\n				\n					Buy Tickets
URL:https://weam.com/event/miami-viceum/
LOCATION:World Erotic Art Museum\, 1205 Washington Ave.\, Miami Beach\, FL\, 33139\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mark Kostabi: Revisited
DESCRIPTION:The World Erotic Art Museum (WEAM) welcomes Miami Art Week visitors to a “Summer of Love\,” a retrospective of Paul Kagan’s work\, opening with a public reception on Monday\, November 30\, from 7 to 10 p.m.\, at 1205 Washington Avenue in South Beach. Curated by WEAM director Helmut Schuster\, with guest host Sue Kagan\, the exhibit runs November 30\, 2026 through November 30\, 2027. Works by Paul Kagan (1943–1993) include concert posters\, silkscreens\, black-and-white photographs\, and rare Kodaliths shown publicly for the first time. “Paul was the photographer who captured the cultural energy of the late sixties\,” says Sue Kagan\, his widow and longtime collaborator. “KMPX was the sound\, and Paul’s work was the image.” Nicknamed “Susi Sweet Smile\,” she worked as a radio engineer at KMPX\, the pioneering radio station that transformed San Francisco’s musical landscape in the flower-power years. At the reception\, she will share first-hand stories of San Francisco in 1967—what really happened at the Human Be-In in Golden Gate Park\, what Timothy Leary actually said—in a summer like no other. Set against a backdrop of the Vietnam War\, civil rights struggles\, and psychedelics\, the times called for people to “make love\, not war.” Paul Kagan’s images mirror that summer’s unspoken conviction that people could live differently\, without violence. “Yab-Yum\,” his psychedelic poster of a naked couple in tantric union\, became a symbol of the times. His concert posters for Country Joe and the Fish connect visual experimentation with the energy of live music. His photographs\, featured in both Rolling Stone and the San Francisco Oracle\, are presented alongside his silkscreens and the sensual Kodaliths (high-contrast images made with lithographic film)\, revealing an artist deeply attuned to a generation that imagined a future shaped by love and peace. “Summer of Love” brings that world vividly back to life. WEAM\, founded in 2005\, is located in the heart of South Beach\, between the Miami Beach Convention Center—home to Art Basel Miami Beach—and the beachfront fairs Untitled Art and SCOPE. As artists\, collectors\, curators\, and visitors gather from around the world\, “Summer of Love” offers an intimate encounter with art and cultural history. SUMMER OF LOVE — A Paul Kagan RetrospectiveCurator: Helmut Schuster\, Director\, WEAMGuest Host: Sue KaganOpening Reception: Monday\, November 30\, 2026\, 7–10 p.m.On View: November 30\, 2026 – November 30\, 2027 								\n				\n				\n				\n					Buy Tickets
URL:https://weam.com/event/mark-kostabi-revisited/
LOCATION:World Erotic Art Museum\, 1205 Washington Ave.\, Miami Beach\, FL\, 33139\, United States
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