The most loved and most practiced sport in the world is on display at the Perez Art Museum in Miami in a large exhibition that celebrates its myths and history.Here are some picturesWhat do Andy Warhol, Vik Muniz, Maria Lassnig, Kehinde Wiley, Miguel Calderón, Robin Rhode, Taryn Simon, Quisqueya Henriquez, Antoni Muntadas, Melanie Smith and Hank Willis Thomas have in common?The passion for football, the most loved and most practiced sport with millions of fans all over the world.A phenomenon that could not fail to closely affect the world of art.The Pérez Art Museum Miami dedicates an exhibition to the relationship between art and football that celebrates its myths and history.The exhibition seeks to represent the many forms of art connected and inspired by this game with a global reach through the works of artists from all latitudes.A universally loved sport that stands above religious, cultural and political differences.It is on this spirit that the exhibition The World's Game: Fútbol and Contemporary Art develops. The exhibition itinerary starts from the famous 1978 painting by Andy Warhol representing Pele - defined by many as the God of football - continues with the video installations by Paul Pfeiffer , Caryatid (2003) and Antoni Muntadas, Celebration (2009), we pass through the film by Miguel Calderon which tells the historic victory of Mexico over Brazil and ends with an excursus of Miami artists, including Alexandre Arrechea, Adler Guerrier , Jamilah Sabur, Sinuhe Vega Negrin, Bhakhti Baxter and director Gaspar González.Here are the pictures.Miami // until 2 September 2018 Perez Art Museum Miami 1103 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132, USA http://pamm.orgYou can change your preferences or unsubscribe from the link in each message we send you