Alexandra Martinez

Alexandra Martinez is an arts and culture writer based in Miami, FL. Her work has appeared in CNN, Vice, and Catapult Magazine, among others. Outside of the arts, she reports on immigration, the economy, and gender justice as the Senior News Reporter for Prism. Find her at alexandra-martinez.net

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Journey to Shupingagua with Sterling Rook

Storm Signal

In this conversation for STORM SIGNAL, Alexandra Martinez and Miami-based artist Sterling Rook discuss familial stories of survival and visual ambiguity in the artist's spring 2026 exhibition, Shupingagua, at Tunnel Projects in Miami.

Concrete Ties: Cuban Architecture, Memory, and the Afterlives of Solidarity

Features

Looking at the work of Carlos Garaicoa, and the architectural exhibition Prefabricating Solidarity at Vanderbilt University’s Engine for Art, Democracy & Justice, Alexandra Martinez traces the lived history of postcolonial Cuban architecture.

Madhavi Ghiotti (left) and Alfonso Duran (right) at Second Story in Miami, Florida. Photograph by Daniela Llanes and courtesy of Alfonso Duran.

See It Like a Native: House Galleries, Neighborhood Memory, and the Refusal of the White Box in Miami

Features

Alexandra Martinez highlights See It Like a Native, a home-based exhibition in the Spring Garden neighborhood of Miami that models itself as an alternative infrastructure for artists.

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