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YoungArts Miami, one of three regional programs — the other two are held in New York and Los Angeles — brings together the most promising artists from each region to connect, learn and collaborate. During the intensive, week-long program, artists across 10 disciplines participate in master classes and workshops with internationally recognized leaders in their field. As part of YoungArts
Miami Made. That is how Johann Zietsman, CEO of the Adrienne Arsht Center, introduced Robert Battle at the opening night for the Alvin
We’re excited to introduce Jake Cline as the new Editor for Artburst Miami! Jake has been covering arts and entertainment in South Florida for more than 20 years as an editor, reporter and
Steven Levenson will discuss the novel based on the Tony-winning musical at the Berrin Family Jewish Book Festival.
Following last month’s presentation at Frost Science with several arts leaders, Emerging Arts Leaders Miami continued their monthly series, hosting Clay Lord, vice president of Local Arts Advancement for Americans for the Arts. In his role, Mr. Lord oversees field education, capacity development cohort building for local arts administrators and advocates in 5,000 communities across the United States. That brought him to the Sandrell Rivers Theater for a presentation about the value of the arts in a community and examine arts, culture and social impact. He enlightened the artists and arts leaders in the audience that morning by stating that arts have a significant economic impact and that social impact covers the full spectrum of arts impact. That, in a nutshell, is the focus of his work at Americans for the Arts. His work is to look deeper into the way arts impacts social communities and the different paths of
The annual Miami Arts Marketing Project returned Jan. 29 to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
The South Florida flamenco company will perform a new show Jan. 27 in Miami Beach.
In his first solo exhibition, street photographer Terence Price II captures intimate moments of daily life in his Miami Gardens neighborhood. With a series of black-and-white images, Price presents an environment where residents struggle with poverty, violence and limited class mobility, but also enjoy the simple, joyful pleasures of family and community. “I feel like
Miami Arts Marketing Project, a signature program of the Arts & Business Council, is a high impact conference and series empowering the marketing, communications, and corporate outreach capabilities of South Florida’s arts organizations and creative companies. It is a collaborative and educational experience like no other. For over 20 years, more than 200 of South