In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
On a rainy Sunday afternoon in April, ArtTable Florida chapter members gathered to recognize seasoned visual arts journalist Elisa Turner for her contributions to Miami’s arts community, by presenting her with ArtTable Florida’s Chapter Leadership Award. A national non-profit organization, ArtTable was founded in 1980 “by a group of professional women in the visual arts to foster greater support, recognition,
Before she reached the third grade, Barbara Delgado Acosta was already training with her mother Maruxa Fajardo, a well-known performer in Cuba and
The 10-year-old Miami arts incubator has reopened following an unplanned hiatus.
The Everglades, lovingly known as the “River of Grass” thanks to Marjory Stoneman Douglas’ iconic book of the same name, are now a host site for artists in residence. They can come and create among the natural setting of Everglades
“Pòtoprens: The Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince” was co-created by Haitian-American artist Edouard Duval-Carrié.
As a native Miamian, Marshall L. Davis, a graduate of Miami Northwestern Senior High School was destined for a career in the arts. Davis attended Miami Dade College and then earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University. As a student at FAU, he was President of the Black Students Theatre Association, Vice President of the Black Students United and served as a college recruiter. He has taught at the Talent Expressive Arts Program at Rainbow Park Elementary,
The Venture City, a welcoming and open co-working space in Little Havana, was the host site for the third and final Miami Arts Marketing Project 2019 Lab: Social Media Roundtable Roundup. As people trickled in and settled into their respective tables, facilitators prepared to drop knowledge about all things social media. Andres Cuellar, founder and CEO of Superlative Creative shared tips on how to improve social media presence as well as where to find inspiration.
The event introduced the Culture Seeker Package, an effort to entice Broward and Palm Beach County residents to take staycations in Miami.
When Miami Beach City Manager Jimmy Morales and Miami Beach Director of Tourism Matt Kenny came together in February, it took only one month for their idea to spotlight their city’s world-class cultural institutions to become the first Miami Beach Culture Crawl. It was held on March 27 from 6-10 p.m. and will continue to