“Germane Barnes: Unsettled,” on display at Nina Johnson Gallery, continues the exploration by the architect and designer examining the connection between architecture and identity.

For almost four decades, Miami Carnival has celebrated a Caribbean tradition. This year, the elaborate and vibrant costume-clad revelers and all-star band jams are expected to return in full force.

Miami Beach reggae festival returns with a new name and a line-up of performers including legends Inner Circle.

Haitian-born, Miami-based artist Saint-Val is known for exploring neuromelanin in his paintings, sculptures and installations.

Images from protests to day-to-day life during the pandemic are captured in Rahsaan "Fly Guy" Alexander's exhibition at HistoryMiami Museum.

With his mantra of "inside we are all the same," artist Nick Veasey reveals the interiors of iconic figures.

The 26th American Black Film Festival returns in full swing to Miami Beach after being virtual for two years due to the pandemic while still offering online screenings.

Visit the exhibit “Bèl Fanm, the beauty of strength” as part of the Haitian Heritage Month through June 18.

Co-commissioned by Live Arts Miami, Layla McCalla brings the Haitian experience to life using the legacy of a bold radio station in a multi-media theatrical performance at Miami Theater Center.

Roberto Martino is the lead singer of T-Vice. The compas band has been part of the Haitian music festival since