Wynwood and Design District art galleries kick off the season Saturday with exhibits opening during Gallery Walk. Among the highlights:

• The landscapes of Pablo Soria, the cityscapes of Luis Camejo and the dream-inspired drawings of Ryder Cooley debut at PanAmerican Art Project, 2450 NW Second Ave., 305-573-2400; www.panamericanart.com. Soria's desolated landscapes of his native Argentina -- like Monteros, mixed media photography, -- originate from selected fragments of memory.

• Dot Fiftyone Gallery presents Perpendicularity, new mid-career work from Los Angeles-based photographer Mark Indig, among them the tongue-as-flag billboard Salvage. Showing through Oct. 20 at 51 NW 36th St.; 305-573-9994; www.dotfiftyone.com.

• The group exhibition Tuttle, a homage to the legacy of Richard Tuttle, features conceptual work by Jenny Brillhart, Nicolas Lobo, Leyden Rodríguez-Casanova, Tom Scicluna, Molly Springfield and Frances Trombly at David Castillo Gallery, 2234 NW Second Ave.; 305-573-8110; www.castilloart.com.

-- FABIOLA SANTIAGO

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