Recharge and Destress with Beatriz Monteavaro's South Beach Walking Guide
by Beatriz MonteavaroTaking a walk is wonderful for your health, both physically and mentally. It helps to reduce stress, clears the mind. It helps with digestion and it burns calories. People walk all over the world, and Miami Beach is an especially scenic and fun place to do it.
This South Beach walking guide shares destinations where one can encounter local wildlife including Monk parakeets, Mitred parakeets, Anhingas, Crows, Eurasian Collared Doves, Pigeons, Green Herons, Green Iguanas, African Red Headed Agamas, Curly Tailed Lizards, the Green and Brown Anole, Moray Eels, Manatees, Nurse Sharks, Jellyfish, Caribbean Octopuses, Dolphins, Spotted Eagle Rays, Caribbean Lobster, Many kinds of Crab and fish, Squirrels, Opossums, Dogs, and Cats.
Public Bathrooms that do not require codes or purchases are listed with a stylized toilet symbol. Times of their availability will vary. The Bat Vehicles are indicative of our own individual ability to love our neighbors and do what
we know is right.
The Geodesic Dome symbol designates a Power Center location, which can help restore your feelings of well being and optimism.
1. Miami Beach Regional Library
2. Bass Museum of Art and Collins Park
3. Miami Beach Botanical Garden
4. Soundscape Park
5. Spris Pizza
6. Look Out ( 1111 Parking lot)
7. Regal Cinema (not anymore)
8. Maurice Gibb Memorial Park
9. Belle Isle Park
10. Bay Walk (West side)
11. Flamingo Park
12. Canopy Park
13. South Point Park / The Hills Park
14. Marjory Stoneman Douglas Park
15. Wolfsonian Museum
16. Miami Beach Post Office (Historic)
17. A La Folie Cafe
18. KYI (Kill Your Idol)
19. Mac’s Club Deuce (The Deuce)
20. Lummus Park
21. Betsy Orb
I hope you enjoy my South Beach Walking Guide!
Bio: Beatriz Monteavaro is an artist whose work exists within the realms of superhero cartoons, monster movies, theme park environments, and punk and underground music scenes.
Her recent work is a meditation on Black Mountain College, geodesic domes, the Batman Forever Batmobile, the natural world, and herlong walks on South Beach.
Beatriz Monteavaro was born in Cuba, and received a BFA from Tyler School of Art of Temple University. Her work has been exhibited in venues such as Annina Nosei Gallery, New York; Miami Art Museum, Miami; Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami; NFA Space, Chicago; The National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington
D.C; Tent, Rotterdam; Galerie Edward Mitterrand, Geneva; Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris; The Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum at FIU, Miami, among others. She has had solo exhibitions at Las Cienegas Projects, Los Angeles; Derek Eller Gallery, NYC; Galerie Sultana, Paris; Locust Projects, Miami; Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami; Emerson Dorsch Gallery, Miami; The University Galleries at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL; The Gulf Coast Museum of Art in Largo, FL; and CUNSTHAUS, Tampa, FL. Her work has been reviewed and featured in Flash Art, ArtUS, ArtNews and Art Papers. Monteavaro is a 2022 recipient of the South Florida Cultural Consortium Award. She recently attended the Black Mountain College Active Archive Residency.
Monteavaro plays drums and is one half of the band Holly Hunt. She has a solo sound project called Ellen Ripley.
Monteavaro lives and works in Miami.
www.bmonteavaro.com
@beatmyguest
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