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The Bass Dialogues

The Bass Dialogues

Presenting conversations with leading voices in contemporary art, The Bass Dialogues series brings together artists, curators, and thought leaders who are shaping the current landscape.

Featured guests for the 25-26 arts season include assume vivid astro focus (Eli Sudbrack), Jack Pierson, Tom Healy, András Szántó, Isaac Julien, Lawrence Lek, Barbara London, Kennedy Yanko, and Yuko Mohri.

The Bass Dialogue engaging conversations are free with RSVP and take place at The Bass, located at 2100 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach. Seating and standing room are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

RSVP today by visiting the event calendar below. To learn more about public programs at The Bass visit https://thebass.org/education/public-programs/.

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Thursday, September 17
THIRD THURSDAYS | Featuring THE BASS DIALOGUES with YUKO MOHRI

Complimentary admission with RSVP. Limited seated based on first-come, first-served.

Check back for link available on SEP 17, 2025.

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Japanese-born artist Yuko Mohri creates kinetic installations and sculptures that respond to environmental forces such as gravity, sound, and humidity. Using found materials, she constructs systems that evolve in real time, challenging ideas of control, permanence, and authorship in art.

Mohri joins James Voorhies, Curator-at-Large at The Bass, for a guided discussion on her process, her relationship with unpredictability, and shifting conditions that shape her work. Together they will explore the role of impermanence in contemporary installation art and the creative potential of chance.

To learn more about Third Thursdays, visit https://thebass.org/third-thursdays/

To learn more about The Bass Dialogues, visit thebass.org/dialogues.

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