Join us on the Bayfront terrace for the launch of Pérez Art Museum Miami’s (PAMM) new video art gallery—PAMMTV. Featuring live music by Suzi Analogue and Adobe Deejay, activations by O, Miami, and aquatic screenings on Ballyhoo Media’s 60-ft floating screen, discover a free array of cutting-edge, international video art from Pérez Art Museum Miami’s collection, alongside selections from Third Horizon Film Festival, and South Florida filmmakers.
Prior to the video works, audiences can enjoy tours in the galleries, live music on the terrace, tables by community organizations, and happy hour drinks and specials at Verde.
Schedule
5:00 – 7:00 PM Opening DJ set by Adobe Deejay and happy hour at Verde
7:00 – 8:00 PM PAMMTV Intertidal Screening
8:00 – 10:00 PM Afterparty and closing DJ set by Suzi Analogue
Films may contain material (sexual content and violence) that parents, guardians, or others may find unsuitable for children and certain audiences.
About PAMMTV
PAMMTV is a first-of-its-kind streaming service that delivers video art from our museum to the walls of your home. PAMMTV offers cutting-edge, international video art from the museum’s collection, alongside selections from film festivals, guest curators, and regional filmmakers. With a focus on boundary-pushing artists across South Florida, Latin America, the Caribbean, and African Diaspora, PAMMTV showcases our dynamic media ecosystem throughout the Global South.
All videos on PAMMTV are free to access and only require an account to login. Audiences can stream films directly on their computer; cast from their computer or phone to a TV; connect their computer to a TV via an HDMI cable; or download our forthcoming PAMMTV app, available for Apple TV via the App Store.
Cache: Curated videos from PAMM’s permanent collection
- Wangechi Mutu, “Amazing Grace”
- Los Carpinteros, “Conga Irreversible”
- Sandra Ramos, “Acuarium”
- Luis Gispert, “Block Watching”
- Youssef Nabil, “I Saved My Belly Dancer”
Third Horizon Presents: A Celebration of Cinema from the Caribbean and its Ever-expanding Diaspora
- Miryam Charles, “Song for the New World”
- Amir Aether Valen, “The Whisper of the Leaves”
- Everlane Moraes, “Pattaki”
- Dalissa Montes de Oca, “Pacaman”
- Shabier Kirchner, “Dadli”
Intertidal: Moving Images from South Florida
- Keisha Rae Witherspoon, “1968<2018>2068”
- Monica Sorelle, “Reeds/Wozo: Movement Study I”
- Cristine Brache, “CARMEN”
- Faren Humes, “Liberty”
- Kevin Contento, “From Fish to Moon”
