Press Release

2026

June 18, 2026: AIRIE.Foundation Presents Environments Everywhere

February 03, 2026: AIRIE.Foundation Celebrating 25 Years of Work

2025

September 23, 2025: AIRIE Presents Charles Humes Jr. Solo Exhibition Gatherings

June 24, 2025: AIRIE 2025 / 2026 Fellows Press Release

2024

November 25, 2024:Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) will open applications for 2025 Residency Program on January 6, 2025

October 21, 2024: AIRIE Announces Participation In Making Home—Smithsonian Design Triennial

October 1, 2024:“Making Home” Opens Nov. 2 With 25 Site-Specific Installations

February 2024:Artists In Residence In Everglades (AIRIE)2024 Residency Fellows and Quarter 1 Activations

2023

December 8, 2023:Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) Announces 2024 AIRIE Fellows

May 26, 2023: AIRIE Celebrates the 2023 AIRIE X McKnight Fellowg

March 03, 2023: AIRIE’s “Passages” Art Exhibition Comes to Aspen Ideas: Climate

January 18, 2023: New AIRIE gallery exhibition at Everglades National Park celebrates the people and stories of this natural landscape

January 10, 2023: Artists in Residence in the Everglades (AIRIE) Announces 2023 AIRIE Fellows

2022

November 10, 2022: AIRIE Art + Environmental Summit - Launching during Miami Art Week - Brings the Everglades to Basel

September 15, 2022: AIRIE Opens Applications for 2023

September 8, 2022: Evette Alexander appointed Executive Director of AIRIE

2021

November 10, 2022: AIRIE Art + Environmental Summit - Launching during Miami Art Week - Brings the Everglades to Basel

September 15, 2022: AIRIE Opens Applications for 2023

September 8, 2022: Evette Alexander appointed Executive Director of AIRIE

This Juneteenth season, we celebrate the work of Kunya Rowley, President and Executive Artistic Director of Hued Songs and 2022 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow, as Hued Songs presents a powerful series of events honoring freedom, culture, memory, and sound.

World Environment Day invites us to think not only about the future of the planet, but about the ways we choose to relate to it in the present. Beyond statistics and headlines, environmental awareness is also shaped through observation, memory, story

In 2010, painter Deedra Ludwig @deedra_artist joined AIRIE.Foundation for a residency in the Everglades.
Time spent exploring the landscape each day, guided by park staff, deepened her understanding of an ecosystem that is both subtle and powerful. F

AIRIE.Foundation is honored to celebrate the work of Cornelius Tulloch, 2022 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow and Global Artistic Director, whose artwork “Diasporic Care” was created for The Miami Foundation’s 11th Annual State of Black Phil

In celebration of International Museum Day, AIRIE.Foundation is highlighting current exhibitions, symposiums, and presentations by artists across our fellowship community.

From public conversations on site-specific practice to exhibitions presented

The ghost orchid has long existed at the intersection of mystery, observation, and imagination, drawing attention not only for its rarity, but for the ecological relationships that sustain it.

Join AIRIE.Foundation fellow Cristina Molina for an even

This Juneteenth season, we celebrate the work of Kunya Rowley, President and Executive Artistic Director of Hued Songs and 2022 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow, as Hued Songs presents a powerful series of events honoring freedom, culture, memory, and sound.

For World Ocean Day, this work reminds us that no object exists in isolation.

What we consume, discard, and overlook can move through waterways, ecosystems, marine life, and eventually back into our own communities. Waste does not disappear. It beco

World Environment Day invites us to think not only about the future of the planet, but about the ways we choose to relate to it in the present. Beyond statistics and headlines, environmental awareness is also shaped through observation, memory, story

AIRIE.Foundation’s work begins with place, but it is also shaped by memory, history, and the many layers of connection that exist within the Everglades. Through artists, conversations, and long-term engagement with the environment, AIRIE.Founda

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Each month, we share updates from our fellows, alumni, programs, exhibitions, and creative community around the world. It is a simple way t

In 2010, painter Deedra Ludwig @deedra_artist joined AIRIE.Foundation for a residency in the Everglades.
Time spent exploring the landscape each day, guided by park staff, deepened her understanding of an ecosystem that is both subtle and powerful. F

What does it mean to truly observe a place?

In the Everglades, resilience is not abstract. It is lived. It is visible in the way species recover, adapt, and continue. From fire-resilient plants to ancient creatures that have survived across time, th

AIRIE.Foundation is honored to celebrate the work of Cornelius Tulloch, 2022 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow and Global Artistic Director, whose artwork “Diasporic Care” was created for The Miami Foundation’s 11th Annual State of Black Phil

In celebration of International Museum Day, AIRIE.Foundation is highlighting current exhibitions, symposiums, and presentations by artists across our fellowship community.

From public conversations on site-specific practice to exhibitions presented

The ghost orchid has long existed at the intersection of mystery, observation, and imagination, drawing attention not only for its rarity, but for the ecological relationships that sustain it.

Join AIRIE.Foundation fellow Cristina Molina for an even

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AIRIE.Foundation (formerly AIRIE) is supported in part by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation; the National Endowment for the Arts; Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council,
the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners of Miami Dade County; the Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture and the State of Florida, WEGE Foundation and private donors.

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