National Water Dance “Moving Forward Toget...
National Water Dance “Moving Forward Together” to Acknowledge That We Are the Environment.
National Water Dance “Moving Forward Together” to Acknowledge That We Are the Environment.
Now in its 10th year, Daybreaker returns to Miami with a day "to practice and rise up to collective joy."
Part 3 of 3: Local filmmakers highlighted Miami's climate change through narratives on mango love, environmental scientists' adventures, and a man's pigeon-assisted survival in a post-apocalyptic, flooded Miami.
Lincoln Road leans into Miami Beach Pride Week with an installation that "is visible from a very far distance and is very colorful and engaging.” (Lyle Stern, Lincoln Road BID)
Part 2 of a 3-Part Series: Local Miami artists join forces to help realize solutions to climate change and sea level rise at Aspen Ideas Climate Miami 2024.
Liberty City’s own, award-winning, Jeffery "J. Case" Cason, Jr. returns home to Miami.
A unique sound and film experience is showing in a limited run at the Frost Science Museum.
Three women artists – Nina Surel, Joyce Billet and Jillian Mayer – who all came together for a 2023 exhibition in the Miami Design District during Women’s History Month are back showcasing their work in the District.
Part 1 of a 3 Part Series: Local Miami artists join forces to help realize solutions to climate change and sea level rise at Aspen Ideas Climate Miami 2024.
What began as a project to document the stories of remarkable Miami women through photos and writings grew to include a network of women from 17 countries sharing their narratives, all connected by their hometown.
O Cinema has partnered with The Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers to present a series of socially relevant, timely documentaries that prioritize Southern artists and the issues of our time.
Film interns of A4L Miami’s ArtWorks program produced a short film based on Shakespeare’s Macbeth, writing, directing and producing the film with guidance from an A4L Teaching Artist. Photo courtesy A4L Miami. A paid summer arts internship program is invaluable for students to gain experience prior to entering college and for 12 years Arts for
By creating public works with unbound creativity, these artists serve as inspiration to communities, locally and around the world.
New Executive Director focused on “making it larger, more accessible... and unforgettable.”
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