MIAMI — She was a sculptor, soft spoken and glamorous. Her work was featured in New York City’s best galleries. Magazines called her mysterious. Andy Warhol called her a friend. And though she played a key role the pop art movement of the ‘60s, her contributions were largely forgotten. Her name was Marisol, and she’s getting her due at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. “Marisol and Warhol Take New York,” an exhibition on view at PAMM until September 5, features original artworks, archived video, photographs and personal mementos of Warhol and Marisol. The show focuses on 1960 to 1968, the period of…
