In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
Neil de la Flor’s creative spirit has always been present, from his fashion design days in the late 2000s to his recent segue way into the writing world, it’s something that’s impossible to bottle up. The Broward County native now considers himself a “native” Miamian after coming back to South Florida 22 years ago and settling here. “I returned to
Knowing that forging and maintaining long-term partnerships is vital to the survival of arts organizations, the next presentation of ArtTuesdays/Miami on March 11
Fernando Landeros, a native of Tijuana, Mexico, started tickling the ivories when he was just a toddler. At four years old, his mother started him on piano lessons, thinking it would
Puerto Rican-born Juan Carlos Perez-Duthie came to South Florida from New York after completing his Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communications at Fordham University. “I had no clue how long I would stay but my parents had purchased a house in
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