Jean-Michel Basquiat

Moore Haring, Please

The Roots Danced Like Astronauts at the Arsht Center on Saturday, March 31

The Roots Adrienne Arsht Center Saturday, March 31, 2012 Better Than: Just about anything else that was going on in Miami on Saturday night. It was certainly the finest tuba anywhere in Miami Saturday night. Aside from for Questlove's drums, Damon "Tuba Gooding Jr." Bryson's cheeks expanded to f ... More >>

Kiki Valdes' "The Outsiders": Art For the Anti-Basel Crowd

​You can't say you didn't see it coming. With the growth of Miami's arts scene have come trepidations about the effect of our creative community's largess on the artists and the work within it. There's been a backlash brewing for awhile now, and Kiki Valdes' "The Outsiders" exhibit, opening Saturd ... More >>

Art Basel Miami Beach at 10

A decade of debauchery, deals, and disasters.

Miami Film Czar Harry Emilio Gottlieb Passes Take-Home Quiz

Harry Emilio Gottlieb knows cinema!​Who knew that Harry Emilio Gottlieb, a prolific writer of letters to the editor denouncing cronyism, was a Hollywood wheeler-dealer?Why else would he get a $63,000-a-year gig as the man in charge of Miami's film and cultural affairs office? It couldn't possibly ... More >>

Fast and Loose

True or false, heist flick The Bank Job is too much fun to fact-check

Fox’s Fantasy World

Discover art for reggae dreamers

The Saddest Club of All

Master of All He Surveys

Kingpin dealer stakes grand claim on the hood

A Family Affair

Four decades on and the Rubells are still at it

The War of Art

Competing fairs are locked in a battle for collectors

Groovey Planet Scharf

Former Miamian Kenny Scharf turns his space-age Pop Art into a cartoon

Meet Nightlife's Mr. Fix-It

Is there any hope of restoring the South Beach luster? Rudolf says yes.

Before the Lights Go Down

Poland versus Chediak: There was plenty of drama at the Nineteenth Annual Miami Film Festival

To Be Gay, Gifted, and Imprisoned

Before Night Falls recounts the grim, brave life of the persecuted Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas

In the Art of the City

Welcome to Havana and its Biennial, where life and art, the real and surreal, blur

Requiem for a True Original

Reinaldo Arenas detested Miami's exile culture as much as Castro's tyranny, and he wasn't shy about saying so

Bull in the Market

South Florida philanthropist Richard Bronson built his fortune on the shady side of Wall Street

The Return of Art Rock

Scharf Among the Surrealists

The Revisitation

Calendar for the week

Downsizing

Calendar for the week

Things to Come

Scripted by Numbers

More Fun in the New World

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

Season's Greetings

Kitsch Highway

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