Craig Robins

StreetWorks - Miami Design District

Club Nu

Unhappy Landings

The Last Dance

You Make the Call!

Who should be selected as Miami Beach's new city manager? If the politicians insist on holding secret meetings to discuss it, make sure they meet with you!

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Who should be selected as Miami Beach's new city manager? If the politicians insist on holding secret meetings to discuss it, make sure they meet with you!

The First Picture Show

And the last parking spot. Get ready, South Beach.

This Space for Rent

Millionaire developer T homas Kramer's Portofino Group baited its hook with $15,000 -- and reeled in a wall at the Bass Museum

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Millionaire developer T homas Kramer's Portofino Group baited its hook with $15,000 -- and reeled in a wall at the Bass Museum

Fresh Start

Millionaire developer T homas Kramer's Portofino Group baited its hook with $15,000 -- and reeled in a wall at the Bass Museum

Mistaken Identity

In her quest for a seat on the Miami Beach Commission, Matti Bower doesn't want to be labeled "the Hispanic candidate." She just wants to win.

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In her quest for a seat on the Miami Beach Commission, Matti Bower doesn't want to be labeled "the Hispanic candidate." She just wants to win.

The Red Couch

German artist Horst Wackerbarth brings his famous furniture to Miami

Artmageddon!

Don't even try to see it all. We've got Basel's best.

Glamour, Parties, and Oh Yes, Art

Miami plays host to one of the world's most illustrious art fairs

Futuristic Fusion

A magical merger of art and architecture

Here Comes the Neighborhood

An old Miami Beach family is cashing in on the next new thing

Night&Day

An old Miami Beach family is cashing in on the next new thing

Critics Pick

An old Miami Beach family is cashing in on the next new thing

The X Man Returns

Are you sitting down? Ready for this? Try saying it out loud: Miami-Dade County Commissioner Xavier Suarez

Two Postmodern Nightmares

Grotesque sculpture for one, problematic videos for another

Aqua Nova

Will a starry-eyed proposal for renovating Monument Island burn out before its time?

Medium Fare

Making contact and getting spirited

Food and Fundraising

For Miami's social elite, high-end galas are high-calorie affairs

The War of Art

Competing fairs are locked in a battle for collectors

Letters from the Issue of November 6, 2003

Competing fairs are locked in a battle for collectors

Designs on the Future

What we talk about when we talk about Art Basel, Dacra, and urban design

Tumbling Chairs

The people of Miami take a crash course in art, parks, and democracy

A Female Perspective

Two women were behind Miami's most exciting recent shows

Art Attack

From Basel to Brazil, the world's high priests of high culture invade Miami this week, and the locals are ready

Invading That Space

The Design District has a show highlighting its place -- and collectors

Letters from the Issue of November 8, 2001

Three Stupid Screwballs: What do you expect when you spit in the eye of a wounded nation?

Citizen Saul

You know things have changed in Miami Beach when a developer looks like a good bet for city commission

Best Outdoor Art

The Rooms

A Whack at PWAC

The City of Miami and developers are targeting an AIDS group's venerable thrift store

On the Block

In an act of audacious short-sightedness, Miami is offering its finest bayfront property to the highest bidder

Designing Craig

Craig Robins has built a reputation as the good developer. Just ask him.

Art As Pageant

Antoni Miralda's studio is the world and you are his subject

Gelber Unbound

He managed to leave office without being indicted, which may explain why Miami Beach's former mayor feels free to unload on development, corruption, and the bad boys across the bay

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He managed to leave office without being indicted, which may explain why Miami Beach's former mayor feels free to unload on development, corruption, and the bad boys across the bay

New Year's Revolution

If you had your way, what single adjustment would you make to enhance the experience of living in South Florida?

Acting Out

For struggling theater companies in Miami, evictions are as common as old show tunes

A Consensus of One

For struggling theater companies in Miami, evictions are as common as old show tunes

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For struggling theater companies in Miami, evictions are as common as old show tunes

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For struggling theater companies in Miami, evictions are as common as old show tunes

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For struggling theater companies in Miami, evictions are as common as old show tunes

Craig Robins' Free "Art Research" School Still in the Works, Pushed Back to 2010

via Toothpaste for DinnerFor all its recent advancements in the field of art, the key piece that Miami is missing is a top tier art school. Local developer Craig Robins, founder of Design Miami/ and a key figure in bringing Art Basel to Miami Beach, is looking to change all of that with his controve ... More >>

Jerry Powers, the man behind Ocean Drive, refuses to surrender

via Toothpaste for DinnerFor all its recent advancements in the field of art, the key piece that Miami is missing is a top tier art school. Local developer Craig Robins, founder of Design Miami/ and a key figure in bringing Art Basel to Miami Beach, is looking to change all of that with his controve ... More >>

Design Miami/ May Move to Miami Beach

Photo by Ian Witlen​Each December, Design Miami/ is one of the biggest and most distinct Art Basel satellite fairs on the west side of the bridge, but The Herald reports that the fair is looking to move from its annual and appropriate home in the Design District to a parking lot across from the Mi ... More >>

Chef Andrea Menichetti From Vino e Olio Gets a Visit From His Mama

Photo by Riki AltmanMenichetti and his mom at the chef's table in Vino e Olio's kitchen​When we heard Vino e Olio's executive chef Andrea Menichetti would be cooking with his two-Michelin Star-rated chef mama this past week, we couldn't resist heading in for an interview. While it's true the resta ... More >>