Missed Art Basel? These Miami exhibits are still open

Here are some notable exhibitions you can still catch:

Miami Beach's "No Vacancy" is on display through Dec. 12. The site-specific works at 12 hotels include Josh Aronson's "Florida Boys" installation and those of other local artists. 

The ICA's new exhibits, which debuted last week, are on through March 30. 

• The museum and DMINTI also debuted "The Kaleidoscope (...Bigger) House," an immersive, modernist dollhouse. See it in the Design District through March 31.

"Invisible Luggage" at the Historic Hampton House Museum of Culture and Art features over 50 artists who explore "what is lost and what is maintained as we travel, migrate and carry on."

• Check it out through Feb. 15. Martin got a sneak peek!

"The Ghost in the Hallway" by Estefania Puerta at Nina Johnson gallery is here through Jan. 4. Sommer loved this exhibit! 

• It features a series of pieces, including scattered candle holders and works of mixed-media. 

Locust Projects in Little River held an opening on Saturday for two immersive installations by internationally recognized Miami artists Alexandre Arrechea and Alba Triana. 

• On display through Jan. 18. 

"Homecoming" by Jose Parla opened at the Pérez Art Museum Miami last week. It's Perla's first solo museum exhibition in his hometown and is up through July 6.

"Twin Habit" by L.A.-based painter Ross Caliendo is on display at Ross + Kramer Gallery's Miami Beach location through Jan. 18.

• Caliendo is known for his colorful, textured paintings of natural landscapes. 

Yes, but: These exhibits are just a sliver of what's available for art lovers. 

• South Florida's local art museums, galleries and festivals are bustling year round.