Tertulia Nights

The July edition of Tertulia Nights features All This That Does Not Seem Real, an interactive experience with multidisciplinary artist Dahlia Dreszer, also known as Clone Dahlia.

Dreszer’s work spans photography, installation, and fiber arts, exploring themes of cultural identity, memory, and the evolving idea of home within the diasporic experience. Her immersive, community-focused practice draws on personal and collective histories, often incorporating rescued flowers, heirlooms, folk art, and textiles. Through bold colors and layered textures, she constructs domestic interiors that dissolve the boundary between reality and artifice.

Based in Miami and originally from Panamá, Dreszer holds a degree in Media and Photography from Emory University. Her recent solo exhibition Bringing the Outside In debuted at Green Space Miami, and her AI-based project Clone Dahlia was recently featured in TIME magazine.

Guests will receive a complimentary beverage from La Tropical. This event is supported by the Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

Presented by the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU on Thursday, August 14, as part of its monthly Tertulia Nights after-hours series.