Cultural History

Art By Beasts

Room 237's Best Theories

Five Awesome/Crazy Theories About The Shining From Room 237

Let Fury Have the Hour Documents a Hopeful Narrative of Change

Place Versus Purpose

Amelia Earhart to Recreate Namesake's Historic Flight to Miami

via Facebook​Back in 1937 aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart made an un-publicized flight from Oakland, California to Miami, Fl. Once safely landed in Miami, Earhart announced that she'd once again attempt to circumnavigate the globe after technical problems stymied an earlier attempt that ... More >>

Duchamp Primer

Arabian Dreams

Amaze Us

Wham, Bam, Pan Am

Wynwood Second Saturday Art Walk June 11: from Dada to Armada

Fake Out

No Sailor's Call

LEBO Celebrates Book Release Tonight at Doraku with Cleveland Jones, Nicole Chirino, Jesse Jackson

​Miami artist David Lebatard, or LEBO as most know him, may as well be part of the local music scene. He's always been in and around it, never too far from the action. Sure, he did work for the Mayfair in Coconut Grove, Las Olas Riverfront Complex, Burdines and others. But he was also commissioned ... More >>

Flying in the Face of Lord Kelvin

All a Trimble

The 25 worst moments in dance music history

Crash Course in Cubism

Bacon Makes Dessert Better: Peanut Butter Brittle and Maple Pecan Ice Cream

Jackie SayetBringing home the Sir Francis Bacon.​Everyone's buzzing on bacon.  Drinkable (like in the case of "Bakon" vodka) and munchable, is there ever an occasion when getting some belly in your belly is not ok?My Achilles' heel is particularly, and often, pierced in Hedy Goldsmith's pastr ... More >>

Jesse Bransford moons Miami at Kevin Bruk Gallery

Remember When We Walked on the Moon?

via Wiki Commons It's kind of weird to think that before Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, the last soil their feet touched was Floridian.  Today marks the 40th anniversary of the lunar landing. The moon walk happened the following the day.  Meanwhile, here on Earth, we still ... More >>

Party Like It’s 1599

Celebrate Darwin's 200th Birthday

A lecture for the plant-lover in you

Woodblock Party

Japanese Art Comes to Coconut Grove

Goodbye, Norma Jean

See the final images of Marilyn Monroe.

Ladies First

A powerhouse of feminist art comes to Miami.

Stage Capsules

Current shows

Rocket Men

Reliving the glory of America's giant leap for mankind

Gone Tamayo

Mexican Master

MAM opens a new window onto one of painting's most brilliant icons

This Ain’t the Salvation Army Store

Art You Can Sleep On

Breaking the Law

A pop culture piñata on exhibit

The Case for Critics

There must be more than simple judgments of good or bad

The Master Comes to Town

Picasso loved making prints, and here's a chance to see the best

BEST HOMELESS HANGOUT

South Beach lifeguard towers

BEST PLACE TO MEET INTELLIGENT MEN

The Dorsch Gallery

Matta Vision

The underrated Chilean gets a new image at MAM

Master Copycat

Lichtenstein knew the art was in the reproduction and representation

So Very Dotty

The master who got right to the point

Best Outdoor Art

The Rooms

Strong Yarn

QuiltFest 2001

De Plane, De Plane

The Antique, Classic, and Warbird Invitational Fly-In

Portrait of the Artist as a Sexual Man

Now Departing

Two parts pragmatism and one part nostalgia keep Miami's last propeller-driven cargo planes skimming the skies

An Overly Broad Brush

More Fun in the New World

The Artist Stripped Bare

Because of a copyediting error, the name Wifredo Lam was misspelled as "Wilfredo." An erratum ran in Letters in number 21.

Season's Greetings

Smoke, Space, Sly & Sanctuary