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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
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. “I remember looking down and...
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Art
Six summer exhibits keep museum sizzling
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
With a bushel of blue-ribbon exhibits on display, the Bass Museum of Art has embarked on perhaps its busiest programming season.
For art lovers accustomed to a lull in...
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Art
Current shows
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Alternative Photographs: Samantha Salzinger might be able to find her way blindfolded around a sex shop. At least that is what her provocative pieces on display at...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
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 gums about. “The Unconventional...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
James Bond is particular about the way his favorite drink – the Vesper martini -- is prepared. He prefers a mix of gin, vodka, and vermouth. It should be served ice-cold and...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
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 the spirit or set the wheels of...
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Art
The secret is out for this clandestine gallery
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
A recent visit to Emmanuel Javogue Fine Arts in Wynwood reminded me of one of those German "pillbox" bunkers U.S. troops stormed during the D-Day invasion.
Its façade...
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Art
Current shows
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Alternative Photographs: Samantha Salzinger might be able to find her way blindfolded around a sex shop. At least that is what her provocative pieces on display at...
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Night&Day
And sand in our hair
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
From the pageantry of Polynesian fire-dancers to the contemplative mystical arts of Tibet, the spirit of the Orient is being celebrated at Miami Dade College InterAmerican...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
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 sugar-coated vision of life in a tropical...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Anyone bewitched by the fiery passion of flamenco can get his or her gypsy on during an intensive series of workshops by Timo Lozano. Lozano is considered the “King of...
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Art
Photography gets down and dirty at ArtCenter/South Florida
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Samantha Salzinger may be able to find her way blindfolded around a sex shop. At least that's what's suggested by her provocative pieces on display at ArtCenter/South Florida....
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Art
Current shows
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Enigmatic Figures: This exhibit touts Argentine Mateo Arguello Pitt's breakout appearance at ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries. The show also features works by Aurora...
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Night&Day
It's the wormwood that makes it good
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Consumed by alcohol and Paris nightlife, bohemian artist Amedeo Modigliani often found himself piss-broke and doodling on cocktail napkins he swapped for absinthe. Jackson...
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Art
These galleries offer different takes on panning for gold
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
In the conflicted conceptual gristle of Mateo Argüello Pitt's deceptively childlike paintings, the way one confronts the pitfalls of domestic drama or oppressive...
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Art
Current shows
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Astral Cumulo Uber Express: Kenny Scharf’s exhibit at the Kevin Bruk Gallery harks back to the Fifties. Scharf has tricked out a 1960 Cadillac coupe, one of the most iconic...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
In the photography by friends Jacqueline Carini and Eyjólfur Már Thoroddsen (better known as AO), images cling to the familiar as if odes to real scenes and remembered places...
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Night&Day
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
In the photography by friends Jacqueline Carini and Eyjólfur Már Thoroddsen (better known as AO), images cling to the familiar as if odes to real scenes and remembered places...
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Art
Women with disabilities are bold and beautiful at the Dorsch
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Sabrina Cohen's portrait on display at the Dorsch Gallery is striking, but her story yanks the rug from under you.
The 28-year-old Sandra Bullock look-alike has spent half her...
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Art
Current shows
By Carlos Suarez De Jesus
Astral Cumulo Uber Express: Kenny Scharf's exhibit at the Kevin Bruk Gallery harks back to the Fifties. Scharf has tricked out a 1960 Cadillac coupe, one of the most iconic...
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