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Some call it "el tren de la muerte" (the train of death). Others refer to the rattling death trap as "la bestia" (the beast). Countless migrants from El Salvador, Honduras,...
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In 2006, hundreds of Miami Beach sunbathers stared in awe as a bizarre procession paraded down the South Beach sand. Eighteen giant helium balloons — shaped like vampire...
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Some call it "el tren de la muerte" (the train of death). Others refer to the rattling death trap as "la bestia" (the beast). Countless migrants from El Salvador, Honduras,...
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For artist Kate Kretz, motherhood has been both a source of inspiration and a reminder of life’s delicate nature.
After the birth of her daughter, she became...
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This past January, Gregg Shienbaum approached a man wearing a hoodie, goggles, and a scarf over his mouth outside his Wynwood art gallery, which was then under construction....
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Inside his Little Havana workshop, Pablo Cano makes a castle using cardboard cereal boxes. Behind him, a wall of shelves rises to the ceiling and is stacked with a dizzying...
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As a child growing up in post-World War II Germany, Ursula von Rydingsvard remembers playing on the grounds of a bomb-leveled building where she would pick up scattered bricks...
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It is only 7 p.m., but Robert Fontaine is already beaming. After moving his eponymous gallery to a larger space on NW Second Avenue between 23rd and 24th Streets just in time...
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It’s no coincidence that with a presidential election looming on the not-too-distant horizon, issues of manipulation, protest, and power are occupying artists’...
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A man teeters precariously on a faded yellow scaffold while plastering a wall. Beneath him another worker paints an office area that could easily substitute as a bar. Dust...
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Mounting a group show of more than 40 artists can be a massive undertaking for any institution, let alone one using a space about the size of an average living room.
But that...
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From Natasha Duwin to David LeRoi, Hugo Moro, Nina Surel, and Antonia Wright, ArtCenter/South Florida is home to some of the region’s most notable creative names. And...
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On Centro Cultural Español's rambling patio, guayabera-clad men, well-heeled matrons, and curious theater lovers are gathered shoulder-to-shoulder beneath ropes of...
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Simply titled "Rita Ackermann," the exhibit boasts 48 works from 1993 to the present and includes paintings, drawings, and collages, several which have not been previously...
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Mounting a group show of more than 40 artists can be a massive undertaking for any institution, let alone a seamless photography exhibit in a space about the size of an...
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If you can't have a revolution without an anthem, it's also true you can't have an anthem without a great recording.
Take the experience of legendary photographer Malick...
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Just call Rita Ackermann an artist’s artist. “I’ve never seen such a response to an artist from their peers as I have with her,” says Bonnie Clearwater...
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Last Thursday, the Big Mango got shellacked with a savory dose of the surreal — and no, we're not talking about the Dali exhibit in the Design District. Instead, it was...
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Although the way we listen to music has changed, there's no arguing that the invention of the record player had one of the most enduring influences on pop culture.
There was...
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Mikhail Baryshnikov owns a home at the Punta Cana Resort and Club in the Dominican Republic, where he's added some mean merengue moves to his repertoire. But not as a dancer....
