Email Author Carlos Suarez De Jesus

2006 Stories by Carlos Suarez De Jesus

• Working Girls

  published April 20, 2006

  Few sights can unhinge the male peepers as effectively as those rump wagging peelers fishing for greenbacks at a strip joint. When confronted by a... More >>

• Reeve Against the Machine

  published April 20, 2006

  Since moving from his native Minnesota six years ago, artist Reeve Schumacher has had his fill of the Sunshine State. His solo show... More >>

• Taking It to the Streets

  published May 4, 2006

  For those thirsting to get their urban funk on, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Moore Space (4040 NE Second Ave., Miami) are serving up a... More >>

• Ice Cream and Animosity

  published May 4, 2006

  When you’re visiting the average gelato joint, the most provocative thing you might expect to encounter is a scoop of jalapeño... More >>

• Art You Can Sleep On

  published May 11, 2006

  What do a pop artist from Pittsburgh and an Argentine surrealist have in common? Try Romero Britto. Tee “Teepop” Davis and Cesar Levy... More >>

• Photos from Far and High

  published May 18, 2006

  In the photography by friends Jacqueline Carini and Eyjólfur Már Thoroddsen (better known as AO), images cling to the... More >>

• Photos from Far and High

  published May 18, 2006

  In the photography by friends Jacqueline Carini and Eyjólfur Már Thoroddsen (better known as AO), images cling to the... More >>

• Under the Influence

  published May 25, 2006

  Consumed by alcohol and Paris nightlife, bohemian artist Amedeo Modigliani often found himself piss-broke and doodling on cocktail napkins he... More >>

• Make a Dramatic Move

  published June 1, 2006

  Anyone bewitched by the fiery passion of flamenco can get his or her gypsy on during an intensive series of workshops by Timo... More >>

• Listen to the Land

  published June 1, 2006

  One often associates Haitian art with bucolic scenes where nature and man coexist in a wild splash of color, but you won’t find a... More >>

• A Little Asian Flair

  published June 1, 2006

  From the pageantry of Polynesian fire-dancers to the contemplative mystical arts of Tibet, the spirit of the Orient is being celebrated at Miami... More >>

• Spinning Right ´Round

  published June 8, 2006

  Regardless of which side of the bed one rolls off, the numbing effects of the daily grind battering your average working stiff can either temper... More >>

• Shaking Up The Grove

  published June 8, 2006

  James Bond is particular about the way his favorite drink – the Vesper martini -- is prepared. He prefers a mix of gin, vodka, and vermouth.... More >>

• Disturbing Doodles

  published June 8, 2006

  Anyone bemoaning the lack of debate-stirring art exhibits here should park their puckers over at Alonso Art, a place offering plenty to flap the... More >>

• Do Not Duplicate

  published June 15, 2006

  While walking in the Big Apple a few years ago, Antonia Wright stumbled upon a key on a sidewalk and found herself wondering what secrets it held.... More >>

• Do That Conga!

  published June 15, 2006

  As Gloria Estefan puts it out there, the sweet-as-sugar-cane rhythm of the island promises to get that booty in a lather and stoke the fires of... More >>

• Buy More Art

  published June 22, 2006

  According to the Centers for Disease Control and the Florida Department of Health, last year new cases of HIV infection jumped at the highest rate... More >>

• Main Squeeze

  published June 22, 2006

  For those who believe contemporary art has taken a plunge into the shitter, the edgy Faktura Gallery presents some wacky relief via a show devoted... More >>

• MAM Turns on the Juice

  published June 29, 2006

  This summer the Miami Art Museum beckons you to unleash that inner size queen with “Big Juicy Paintings (and more): Selections from the... More >>

• They Are the World

  published July 6, 2006

  French sculptor Elyan Biscayn doesn’t need to wander beyond her yard to find inspiration. Since she moved to South Florida, palm trees have... More >>

• The Fever Rages On

  published July 13, 2006

  For those feeling blue that France gob-smacked the defending champs out of the World Cup and spoiled your party, you can still samba on over to... More >>

• Down and Out in Baltimore

  published August 3, 2006

  Very little appears to be happening in some of Jamilah Abdul-Sabur’s imagery, and perhaps that is precisely her message. For her... More >>

• Sing Out Sister

  published August 3, 2006

  Nicole Henry knows how to mesmerize an audience. Whether she is belting out “Fly Me to the Moon” or “Over the Rainbow,” Henry... More >>

• Don’t Weave Me

  published August 10, 2006

  Like Rumpelstiltskin, the wily dwarf in the Grimm brothers’ fairytale, Jean Lurçat had a knack for spinning straw into gold. When... More >>

• A Bit Sketchy

  published August 10, 2006

  You might recall from grade school how Teddy Roosevelt led the Rough Riders up San Juan Hill. The future prez busted a cap in a Spanish soldier,... More >>