Email Author Carlos Suarez De Jesus

2007 Stories by Carlos Suarez De Jesus

• By Any Other Name

  published May 31, 2007

  There’s art aplenty in the Gables tonight @cal body 1 no indent:Call the City Beautiful’s first Friday of the month gallery night an... More >>

• Sizzling Summer Art

  published June 7, 2007

  Like Gauguin’s lush odes to Tahiti, Laura Kina explores dreams of paradise using Hawaii as her tropical muse in provocative mixed-media... More >>

• Cruisin’ on a Friday Afternoon

  published June 14, 2007

  South Florida boasts a cornucopia of architectural delights, but until we landlubbers have gorged upon them from a waterway, it’s kind of... More >>

• The Mantra at MoCA

  published June 28, 2007

  If you were to open the mailbox and discover a snazzy, finger-snapping, cross-cultural postcard, Mantra World Music Ensemble would likely... More >>

• It’s Raining What?

  published July 5, 2007

  Head case Frank Zappa warned us not to eat the yellow snow, and now a show curated by Renee Cagnina suggests the heavens might part and rain down... More >>

• Hop to It

  published July 12, 2007

  Although it might seem a lick late to hitch onto CiFo’s hay wagon, don’t let that stop you from joining the stampede. Here’s your... More >>

• Entertaining in Any Language

  published July 19, 2007

  A concert for babies, one man’s riveting take on being Latino and gay, a silent comedy about two women squabbling over an airport bench, and... More >>

• Go Miami, It’s Your Birthday!

  published July 26, 2007

  Contrary to popular belief, the city of Miami wasn’t founded 15 years ago by Gotham developers. It was incorporated July 28, 1896, by... More >>

• Face Time

  published July 26, 2007

  Jenny Dubnau cold-cocks you with her smashing Surprised Self-Portrait right off the bat. The artist has rendered herself with an... More >>

• Art Capsules

  published July 26, 2007

  Make Your Own Life: Artists in and out of Cologne: In the early Eighties a phenomenon unfolded in Cologne, Germany, that has art bigwigs... More >>

• Stage Capsules

  published July 19, 2007

  Julius Caesar: Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend us your butts: William Shakespeare's play about the fall of Rome's most storied... More >>

• Art Capsules

  published July 19, 2007

  Tamayo: A Modern Icon Reinterpreted: This probing autopsy of Rufino Tamayo's work and life marks his first major U.S. exhibition in... More >>

• Sloppy Pose

  published July 19, 2007

  There is a foul, slipshod odor emanating from the Cintas Foundation exhibit at the Frost Art Museum. The show features the work... More >>

• Art Capsules

  published July 12, 2007

  Tamayo: A Modern Icon Reinterpreted: This probing autopsy of Rufino Tamayo's work and life marks his first major U.S. exhibition in... More >>

• Revelry on the Rhine

  published July 12, 2007

  In the early Eighties a phenomenon unfolded in Cologne, Germany, that has art bigwigs scratching their noggins to this day: The industrial burg... More >>

• Mexican Master

  published July 5, 2007

  A probing autopsy of Rufino Tamayo's work and life is on view at the Miami Art Museum (MAM), and it offers an incisive look at what made the... More >>

• The Great Haul

  published June 28, 2007

  After more than 48 months in an incubator, Brian Dursum's baby has finally hatched. Christened "Clay and Brush: The Ceramic Art of China,"... More >>

• Mid-Wife Crisis

  published June 21, 2007

  There is a delicious scene in the Hispanic Theater Guild's production of La Curva de la Felicidad (The Curve of Happiness), in which... More >>

• Sacred Art

  published June 21, 2007

  “Prayers for Santos and Orishas,” a striking photography show at Centro Cultural Español, peels back the veil on contemporary religious life ... More >>

• An Almost Lost Milagro

  published June 14, 2007

  In his childlike yet profoundly freighted pieces, Eduardo Michaelsen conjures through the fog of memory a world where Afro-Cuban myths, Cuban... More >>

• Little Havana Heights

  published June 7, 2007

  The genesis for "I Do, I Do" came when one of Yovani Bauta's frustrated art students blurted, "I want to torch my wedding dress!" in his portrait... More >>

• Art Capsules

  published May 31, 2007

  Sol LeWitt x 2: Sol LeWitt earned himself a place in history books as one of the Johnny Appleseeds of the minimal and conceptual art... More >>

• Art Capsules

  published May 24, 2007

  "Sol LeWitt x 2": Sol LeWitt earned himself a place in history books as one of the Johnny Appleseeds of the minimal and conceptual art... More >>

• Alternate Realty

  published May 24, 2007

  Allete Simmons-Jimenez sounds a bit like Aretha Franklin when discussing her reasons for opening Artformz Alternative, her artist-run space in the... More >>

• "Delivered"

  published May 17, 2007

  "Delivered": In his photos on exhibit in "Delivered," a group show curated by Orestes Diaz of the nomadic ISM Gallery and on view at the... More >>