Dina and Rhonda Mitrani’s new Little River venue pairs artist studios and galleries with a dedicated screening room.
A vital space for lens-based storytelling is returning to Miami this month with the launch of Mitrani Art. Founded by Dina and Rhonda Mitrani, the new venue marks an ambitious evolution of their former art space in Wynwood, establishing a major new cultural presence in the neighborhood of Little River. Scheduled to open its doors on November 30, Mitrani Art arrives as a comprehensive creative platform built specifically to champion artists working in photography, film, and video.
For independent filmmakers, video artists, and lens-based makers, the opening provides a dedicated physical home that connects creation, exhibition, and presentation under one roof. The Little River facility is designed as a multifaceted destination, housing exhibition galleries alongside a dedicated screening room and on-site artists' studios. This integrated setup addresses an ongoing need in contemporary screen culture: the demand for tailored venues where moving-image projects can be screened in purpose-built cinema environments rather than improvised gallery conditions.
By uniting production facilities in the form of working artists' studios with public exhibition galleries and a designated film and video screening room, Dina and Rhonda Mitrani are re-establishing a beloved Miami art space while expanding their institutional focus on camera- and time-based mediums. The transition from Wynwood to Little River marks an evolution in their ongoing support of visual storytellers, establishing long-term infrastructure for artists whose practices depend on the intersection of moving image and still photography.
The return of this institution brings renewed visibility to independent film and video practitioners seeking spaces built for the technical and atmospheric demands of their work. As Mitrani Art prepares for its November 30 debut, it stands as an inspiring new resource for lens-based creators carving out space across cinema, video art, and photography.
Dedicated screening and production spaces for independent film and video artists are often scarce in traditional gallery ecosystems. Mitrani Art provides essential infrastructure by combining working studios, formal galleries, and an intentional screening room designed specifically for moving-image and lens-based creators.
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