In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
At Progressive Art Brunch, a sporadically scheduled gallery walk that held its last session on July 9, several participating Miami art dealers were showing group presentations, some more thematic than others.
The Arts and Business Council succeeded in bringing more than 150 of Miami's culture and hospitality leaders together for Breakfast with the Arts & Hospitality.
The book explores the origins, evolution, and diverse groups of artists involved in this art form, shedding light on its significance in various world cities, including Miami.
New album from Florida native is a simple, powerful testimony of centuries of struggle and pain sublimated with elegance and exemplary dignity.
The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum offers three dynamic and diverse exhibitions this summer, becoming a haven for art aficionados from Miami’s innumerable exhibition choices and sweltering heat.
Moonlighter on Miami Beach is part of the FabLab network providing dedicated space for learning, collaborating, and showcasing innovative projects for makers and creatives.
For its Oolite Arts Studio Residency Program, residents can now get help with housing costs in effort to keep artists working in Miami.
Annual HCCIS brings awareness to Haitian art and culture cultivated in South Florida.
CityPlace Doral Umbrellas Art Installation provides an oasis for visitors with everything under the sun from dining, shopping, arts, and more.
All Local, Miami-Made Hip Hop Time Travel Musical “The Busy Bees’ Great Adventure” in the Works to Help Save the Planet.
The American Black Film Festival, held for the past 18 years on Miami Beach, is an annual event that empowers Black artists and showcases a wide range of entertainment content made by and about people of African descent.
For the 2nd year, HistoryMiami Museum's Center for Photography wants to give $25,000 to a photographer who captures the story of the BIPOC and Latinx community.
After a long hiatus, CreativeMorning Miami returns to host conversations with Miami's creative community. Victoria Collado shared her thoughts on Reverie in June.
Deering Estate offers a unique cabaret experience; guests share a table for four and can bring picnic baskets.
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