The Arts Mean Business in Miami-Dade Count...
Miami-Dade's vibrant cultural community isn't just an asset; it is an economic powerhouse. Arts & Business Council of Miami CEO Laura Bruney shares why the county should remain all in with the arts.
Miami-Dade's vibrant cultural community isn't just an asset; it is an economic powerhouse. Arts & Business Council of Miami CEO Laura Bruney shares why the county should remain all in with the arts.
Eight visual arts journalists have been awarded the Rabkin Prize, which celebrates the creative and intellectual contributions of today’s arts writers and comes with a $50,000 unrestricted award. One of the winners is from Miami.
Four concurrent exhibitions at Mindy Solomon Gallery in Allaptattah cohere around a shared visual language of mark-making in abstraction borne through urgency, corporeality, and raw aggression. Erin Parish has the review.
At a virtual town hall set up by the Miami-Dade County Cultural Affairs Council, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced a proposal to reinstate money cut from the arts and culture in the upcoming budget.
A grass roots gathering outside of the Stephen P. Clark Government Center is the latest action arts groups are taking to bring attention to devastating cuts.
At Andrew Reed Gallery, Thérèse Mulgrew’s paintings leave a lasting impression. Erin Parish has the review.
The IBFM's "A Life for Dance" lifetime achievement award seems to be a distinction tailor-made for this year's honoree. Orlando Taquechel talks to Julio Bocca.
The Department of Cultural Affairs would be eliminated and 52 percent of arts funding would be cut under Mayor Daniella Levine Cava's proposed budget for FY 2025-26. Arts advocates are mobilizing.
At the 2025 MAMP Conference on Wednesday, July 16, hosted by the Arts & Business Council of Miami., attendees had a full day of educational panels, deep dive discussions culminating in a hands-on workshop, Josie Gulliksen was there.
Twelve visionary artists receive grants through Locust Projects to create experimental new work that will be shared with the public across Miami in non-traditional venues and platforms.
The nomadic Supermarket Gallery sets up shop at La Sala in Hoy Como Ayer on Calle Ocho for the ceramic group exhibition “Eso No Se Toca.” Erin Parish has a review.
A compilation of South Florida grants for artists and creatives to check out by Josie Gulliksen.
With the world premiere of Luis Roberto Herrera's "SAA (not that one)", True Mirage finds a comfortable new space to show new work. Michelle F. Solomon has the story.
Miami Children's Museum creates an original exhibition based on the Peanuts Gang and its in-house theater troupe now has a play to go with it. Megan Fitzgerald has the story.
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