“It's really about bringing communities together through this performance,” said Galgay.

"We’ve been on a marathon with site specific works... so Caraboom is really upping the ante. This is bigger than anything we've ever tried before.” (Katheryn Garcia)

'Representation is so important to mental health because you get to see yourself, especially being Black and brown, in a nonstereotypical role and in a positive role,' says Yanatha Desouvre. 

"There’s a lot of love in these communities, a lot of happiness in these communities, and a lot of families in these communities. Almost within itself that’s a radical thing to show.” (Thické)

Free art exhibit graces Brightline Station during Black History Month, thanks to a partnership between the rail system and The Black Archives.

“We want to make this accessible to a broad film community. Anybody can apply for this.” (Danielle Bender, Oolite Arts)

Artist Raymond Elman created a series of photographs and video recordings to shine a spotlight on historic motel-turned-museum.

Every year there's new filmmakers that are sending in their work that I've never heard of, never met, and that have been working here in Miami developing their stories. [Jaie Laplante]

She’s now in her late 80s – and the honors don’t stop coming. Her advice: 'Work from your heart.'

Fans of the pioneering feminist artist can enjoy free access to some of her rarely seen installations, through April 2022.