In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
In its fourth collaboration with Barry University, the DVCAI-sponsored exhibit "The Container Project," asks what we carry with us when a physical place is lost in time or space. Arts writer Jocheved Cohen finds out.
A high school senior began the Visionary Arts Program in her freshman and sophomore years and it has now expanded to helping adults with disabilities. Josie Guilliksen has the story.
It's time for the Miami Book Fair and there are more than 500-plus authors heading to Miami. The fair opens Sunday, Nov. 16 through Sunday, Nov. 22.
Jamar Roberts, former Alvin Ailey Dance Company principal and sought after choreographer, returns to Miami to present two contemporary dance masterclasses at Dance Empire of Miami.
Miami-based photographer Robin Hill's new book “That’s the Way I See It” is a vibrant love letter to Miami’s public art scene.
Miami-based artist Marie Franco’s debut solo exhibit, “A primera luz” (“At first light”) at Laundromat Art Space offers an intimate portrayal of Latino immigrant life, told through oil paintings that radiate both warmth and resilience. Olga Garcia-Mayoral has the story.
Hoping to dispel the stigma around mental health, The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Miami-Dade County is presenting its Sixth Annual Reel Minds Film Festival on Saturday, Oct. 25 at the Little Haiti Cultural Center. Josie Gullliksen has the story.
A compilation of South Florida grants for artists and creatives to check out by Josie Gulliksen.
Tiffany Madera, born in Miami to Cuban parents, turned to belly dance not just as art but as a calling, one that took her to Havana in 2003. It became the start of the documentary 'Havana Habibi.' Daisy Cabrera has the story.
What's the latest after a turbulent budget season? An interim director for Miami-Dade County's Department of Cultural Affairs, a letter from the Cultural Affairs Council Chairman, and the creation of an Arts and Culture Innovation Task Force.
There's a total of $100,000 up for grabs and the chance to dive into the Wolfson archives.
A teaching artist for MOCA North Miami received an award to present workshops to help students who want to pursue careers in art. The idea was sparked by her own students.
Inside an expansive, ramshackle walk-up in downtown Miami, two solo exhibitions require close introspection. Mario Rodriguez visits the Rice Hotel.
A compilation of South Florida grants for artists and creatives to check out by Josie Gulliksen.
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