November in Miami means one thing for book lovers, the annual Miami Book Fair.

The high-resolution scan captured the plants and the actual sunlight read by the scanner in the moment, creating abstraction and digital interruptions in the images. Living in this moment of tension between the digital and real world, Cristina was inspired to try to digitally capture the ever-changing phenomena of nature in an image.

The Pods program was created so that until schools reopen, students from kindergarten through fifth grade K – 5 can come to the Museum to complete their daily virtual school program while under the supervision of a Frost Science Educator.

When the Greater Miami Festivals & Events Association had to shift from their annual conference from in-person to virtual due to the pandemic, an idea was born.

As described on their website, they are, “the only organization in the nation offering an all-inclusive music, audio instruction, and youth development programs for the blind and visually impaired.”

The Knight Foundation continues to be a lifeline for artists creating new work, especially during these unprecedented times of COVID-19

Pictured here, Brea Jones Artburst is impacting the future of arts journalism. The Artburst Arts Journalism Mentoring Project was conceived

“If you ever felt disenfranchised or a sense of injustice, this image honors that and also the memory and the legacy of the late John Lewis and his poem by Langston Hughes. All of it speaks to a greater truth.”

Performance from the 2018 Summer Theatre Fest Reading Series. Photo by Andie Arthur Curtains down and empty seats put a

When faced with the decision of how to present this year’s Writers Institute, director Marci Cancio-Bello, who is also program coordinator of the Miami Book Fair, knew the decision would be to move forward somehow.