Miami Art Hang

29/09/2026

Coming soon with new merch, new designs, and a new brand. I am keeping the same vibe and the same ethos! Can’t wait 😜

12/06/2026

Happy bday queen Serena Vann pic by Celia D. Luna

21/03/2026

When worlds collide: hosting 🙌🏽

25/04/2025

Gorgeous, kind and smart as a whip, is a professor where her lucky students get to be inspired by her fabulousness! I have been locked out of Thai account for months! So hello! Please follow me ! Thinking of printing some@core Oniaks pieces! What’s your fav?

26/09/2024

19/07/2024

Hi IG! It’s co-founder on pivoting in . While the brand will evolve into less merchandise and more travel and education you may have noticed more art content. When you follow your heart your business aligns, and that’s been Vero’s experience since launching Miami Art Hang in May! Let’s asked her…

❓Why create Miami Art Hang?
➡️Miami’s art scene is 🚀booming, with new and established galleries constantly showcasing amazing artists + museum exhibitions that rival (and dare I say surpass) any major art world city, it can overwhelm even a seasoned art lover.
➡️At the same time, there is a collective need for connection ❤️and community - especially around something so nourishing as meeting artists and navigating the sometimes confounding, elitist and intimidating art world.
➡️My 25+ years in the arts and education helps others discover Miami’s exciting art happenings in a friendly, informative and festive setting! I am excited for my fall season- if you are visiting or live in Miami reach out to me via DM!
🙌🏾And always ask those smarter than you for help, Pamela Norwood is my copy guru, and my cousin Carmen María Vallejo coached me when I was lost and confused- nobody can do anything alone! Follow us on IG ❤️🙌🏾❤️🙏🏽🫀

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23/05/2024

Co founder on her new venture : "I go to local galleries and museums weekly, been doing so since I moved to Miami 20 plus yrs ago! I devour art books, films, exhibition reviews and any articles that come my way about art and culture. During my museum visits I often see people rush through an exhibit, or tune out, and the art educator in me wants them to SLOW down - it's not a tik tok reel to mindlessly scroll- I want to tell them more, put the art into historical context, understand the artist's bio etc! So I started Art Hang as an experience to fill in the gaps I see in art consumption!

12/04/2024

Run 🏃🏽‍♀️to to watch the "Brandy Hellville" doc which calls out the racist, eltist, and sexist company that has so many teen girls enthralled by it dubious mean girls ethos and "cute" basics (that are all knock offs). Any parent of a teen girl who has bene dragged into understands the ick feeling of their "one size fits most" sizing and what havok it can wreak on their psyche. It is the opposite of body positivity or inclusive. It gives you are cool if youbare thin, white and summer in the Hamptons. The clothing is stamped with places like Aspen, Malibu, New York etc as a way to single out who/what is worthy in this sketchy company and its make believe world of privledge. But thats onvious when you walk into their stores. What many don't see is the classic fast fashion unfair labor practices and exploitation typical of other horid brands like Shien. Thats why this is must see TV. Happy to see heavy weights like the brilliant and included in this film. It's pretty twisted how women are exploited literally top to bottom by this brand. From the barely-paid seamstresses who make their tiny tees, to the girls who work there and have to use their own social media to boost the bottom line for the gross Italian men who own the company. Particularly vexing is the fact that many of the employees- as young as 16- were made to send full-body selfies aka "fit checks" to their creepy boss. Time to

21/03/2024

This week all eyes were on ultra luxe brand Loro Piana, the Italian purveyors of the cult $600 hat worn by Kendall in HBO’s Succession. In case you missed this pathetic display of everything that is wrong with Fashion - this essay break it down and adds some notes on Andean culture which I think help contextualize this mess. 🦙

Wealth-obsessed “quite luxury” brand Loro Piana prides itself -via a very white saviour complex narrative- as having “saved” the farming of vicuña wool which is indigenous to Peru, 🇵🇪 yet it is just another variant of the tried and true corporate conglomerate that exploits the labor of workers in the Global South. What is missing from the analysis of this scandal is some Andean cultural context: specifically the concept of “Minga.” This Quechua word means “collective work” and is something that has been practiced in the Andean culture for centuries. 🦙This communal practice of cooperation, common to rural Indigenous and communities in the Andes, “often takes the form of rotating labor to work on farms and build collective infrastructures such as roads or irrigation canals.” However, during the reign of the Inca and later during Spanish colonial times, the minga was used as a mechanism of forced labor, something I believe LVMH is capitalizing on, all while green washing their way to massive profits.

The false altruism behind LVMH’s claims of “safeguarding the vicuna” is really highly-stylized green washing. These false claims, aimed at making the people buying an $11,000 sweater feel warm and fuzzy with thoughts of helping poor peasants is pretty gross. The image featured is one from a recent add campaign features an indigenous woman holding sheared vicuña fiber: too bad the woman in the glossy editorial is not making of the profit from the exorbitant price tag yet her image is used to green wash LVMH. This is weaponizing cultural values - specifically the Andean concept of minga- click the link in bio for much more on this topic!