If you’re in the Bal Harbour area, it’s definitely worth a detour to see the current exhibit, Acta Non Verba, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, by French-Guadaloupean artist Marielle Plaisir. The exhibit features paintings, drawings, textile/fiber installations, and tableau vivant performances that capture intense visual experiences. The exhibition addresses both historical and personal issues about colonialism, domination, and the construction of identity. The show’s highlight includes an installation of paper mache dresses mounted on wire frames that are then illuminated and suspended in air.The exhibit is appealing in a provocative kind of way, and is sure to conjure up deep thoughts and emotions, very different with different viewers. And more in museum news, today and tomorrow Dialogues in Cuban Art at PAMM.