This group exhibition explores the porous boundaries between design, craft, and visual art, highlighting works that transcend traditional categories and respond to the rich cultural terrain of South Florida.

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Edge Zones Art Center Presents “Blurred Lines – An Intersection of Art and Design” Opening November 22nd, 2025 | 6–9 PM

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Curated by Gabriela Keddell, with Assistant Curator Tricia Cooke, Blurred Lines, emphasizes contemporary makers working at the intersections of form and function.”. Through their work we see a blend of aesthetic, utility, expression and solution. Each of their practices engage the questions of where art ends and functionality begins. This show walks us through a journey of materiality and design thinking.

“Design often answers questions through utility and systems, while art asks questions, disrupts norms, and provokes introspection. Craft bridges the two—offering not just objects but embodied knowledge. This exhibition celebrates the catalytic potential of hybrid practices to challenge, reflect, and reimagine the way we live and see.”

– Gabriela Keddell, Curator Exhibition Details

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Opening Reception: Saturday, November 22nd, 2025 | 6–9 PM

‍On View: November 22nd, 2025 - January 6th, 2026
Location: Edge Zones Art Center
Curator: Gabriela Keddell Assistant Curator: Tricia Cooke
Participating Artists (in alphabetical order):
Jilanna Allison, Beatriz Chachamovitz, Dimitry Chamy, Deryn Cowdy, Jenna Efrein, Brookhart Jonquil, kx2 (Ruth Avra & Dana Kleinman), Philip Lique, Genesis Moreno, Veronica Pasman, Nicole Salcedo, Andrea Spiridonakos

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