Between Tides

Public Art Fund brings Between Tides to Collins Park for Miami Art Week, in association with The Bass, after a summer run at Rockaway Beach in New York. The six playable ping-pong sculptures are by Moko Fukuyama, Ilana Harris-Babou, Las Hermanas Iglesias, Carlos H. Matos, Amalia Pica and SUPERFLEX. Fukuyama's Old School puts a salvaged boat and a table in the grip of a giant sea monster. Every game on the Iglesias sisters' DiMeLo plays handpan, glockenspiel, drums and cymbals, while Harris-Babou builds a seating area and table from terrazzo and handmade ceramic tiles. Matos folds in Ulama, the ancient Mesoamerican ballgame, Pica spells FAIR PLAY in maritime signal flags across eight tabletops, and SUPERFLEX made a pink stone table that could double as a reef habitat. A kiosk lends paddles and balls daily, and anyone can bring their own and play anytime through December 6.