Curators Leah Brown, Elle Schorr and Peter Symons have challenged artists from across South Florida to envision and create new artworks based on these and their own questions about what the future holds. Artworks are across all media, including traditional art forms and media, as well as performance, video, installation and interactivity.

"POSSESSED" at The Projects FATVillage, 2015
Videographer Maria Lorenzino explores "Posessed" at FAT Village Arts District in Fort Lauderdale, a group show about the trend of taking selfies. Show curator Lisa Rockford says visitors have already posted over 170 photos to Instagram using the exhibits' hashtag #selfiepossessed.

"Possessed" exhibition, at The Projects FatVillage, 2015

Art Feature, "Sweet 16" at "Detritus" exhibit, 2014

Art Feature, "Failure to Signal" at "Detritus" exhibit, 2014

"Rough and Tumble" exhibiting "Bike Tank" at 1:19min, 2014

Clang Boom Steam
Girl-conceived and boy-powered, this brawny group show flexes muscular works produced by male artists who are current University of Miami students, alums or professors. On view you'll discover works in diverse media including video, installation, silk screen, painting, and sculpture by Remy Bordas, Ryan Farrell, Eddy A. López, Ralph Provisero, Colin Sherrell and Kyle Trowbridge. Curated by Milly Cardoso...

"...At 8 feet tall and 22 feet long, Ryan Farrell's "Bike Tank" is among the most ambitious installations. Welded together in two weeks, the sculpture, resembling a battle tank, is an assemblage of 16 broken-down bikes housed in a metal skeleton frame..."

Tuesday: "Rough and Tumble" at FAT Village
( Phillip Valys/Sun Sentinel / September 3, 2013 )
If you spin by the Projects - North warehouse in FAT Village on Tuesday, you will spot Ryan Farrell's impressive war machine "Bike Tank," a sturdy assemblage of reclaimed metal and bike parts. At 8 feet tall and 22 feet long, when you include the cannon mounted to its turret, the installation could be called a battlebot for the hipster set. You may wonder if the whole contraption is ridable.

"Definitely," Farrell says. "It can be used with a four-person riding team, and it's surprisingly easy to pedal. But it's not going to be operating during the show."

By Cynthia Drescher/Jaunted.com, December 8, 2012

By Libby Zay (RSS feed) Gadling.com, December 7, 2012

Miami Art Guide - My Art Guides

Art Basel is one of the most anticipated events in Miami and thousands of people flock to the art district where art becomes more than the traditional paint brush and paper. I was privileged to have the opportunity to cover an interactive art installation where you literally become part of the art...

LAN Airlines and its affiliates, and TAM Airlines, both part of LATAM Airlines Group, South America’s largest airline group, have enlisted internationally acclaimed South Florida based artist Ryan Farrell...

Welcome aboard "Make Flight" a community project where you, the passengers, will help power a new airline partnership.

LAN Airlines and TAM Airlines, members of the LATAM Airlines Group, have challenged up and coming artist Ryan Farrell (and you) to create something special.

Together we're going to showcase the magic of flight but this time we're going to fly a plane with you, the passengers!

Not only can you help "Make Flight" soar by spreading the word via social media but you can also come out in person to power Ryan's art project at a special exhibit during Art Basel Miami (December 7-9, 2012).

Fasten your seatbelts and prepare to "Make Flight" with LAN, TAM, and Ryan Farrell!

University of Miami College of Arts & Sciences

August 21, 2012

By Sydney Towne, August 24, 2012

By Phillip Valys, Sun Sentinel, July 3, 2012

By Salty Eggs Staff, July 2, 2012

Art Pillar: A South Florida Arts Blog, July 1, 2012

It Takes Community: YouTube Video by IAMBRAVELION

The Miami Bike Scene Forum, Sunday, May 8, 2011

College of Arts & Sciences, University of Miami, Spring 2010