DJ’s Pandemic Street Photography Is the Subject of HistoryMiami’s “Capture”
Rahsaan “Fly Guy” Alexander refused to stay idle during the pandemic.
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Mexico’s Rising Star Silvana Estrada Brings Poetic Lyrics, Soaring Voice to Miami
Estrada can take a note and effortlessly twist it into sublime, otherworldly patterns.
YoungArts Exhibition Co-Curated with NYU Explores Black Visual Narratives
“Home: Reimagining Interiority” features the work of 20 YoungArts winners.
International Ballet Festival of Miami Returns with Étoiles Classical Gala at the Arsht
IBFM is still a magnificent occasion to see great artists for the first time.
Miami 4 Social Change Youth Film Festival Puts the Spotlight on the Next Generation of Filmmakers
Check out 70 short films created by student filmmakers.
MOCA Launches the Second Season of Art on the Plaza
Keep an eye on MOCA’s public plaza.
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Dimensions Dance Theatre Puts Works of “Modern Masters” Center Stage
The dance company knows how to put audiences in a friendly zone.
Surfside Resident and Gallery Owner Oliver Sanchez Takes Champlain Anniversary to Heart
The gallerist mounted an affecting one-month exhibit at Swampspace.
At Gablestage, Actor Ruben Rabasa Is Finally in the Spotlight
Rubenology explores the actor’s Cuban backstory.
Are You There, Bette Davis? Opens International Hispanic Theatre Festival
Uruguayan playwright and director Domingo Milesi’s play kicks off this year’s International Hispanic Theatre Festival.
Miami New Drama’s Papá Cuatro Debuts Original Musical Based on Performers’ Life Experiences
Miami New Drama’s latest production is a tribute to a group of virtuoso musicians.
Miami Beach Classical Music Festival Expands Its Summer Offerings with Wagner Opera and New Venues
The festival will take over various venues in Miami Beach.
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It’s a Game of Cat-and-Mouse in Two-Person Thriller Borrowed
Two men with dovetailing psychosexual needs find a way to connect in Borrowed.
French Caribbean Power Trio Delgres Gears Up for Fête de la Musique
Delgres brings its Creole blues to the North Beach Bandshell.
Chopin Festival at UM Frost Dedicated to Ukraine Features Some of Country’s Performers
The festival is encouraging donations that will go to support Ukrainian arts and artists.
VantaBlack Uses Her Art to Spread Social Justice Message
Chire Regans goes by VantaBlack because it perfectly describes her mission as an artist.
Flamenco Artist Siudy Garrido Reflects on Career, COVID as She Gets Ready for Gala
Siudy Garrido says she arrived at flamenco as part of the family business.
In a Time of Loss and Grief, GableStage Brings Joan Didion’s Year of Magical Thinking to Life
Bari Newport makes room in her inaugural season for The Year of Magical Thinking.
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MOCA Extends the Monumental “My Name Is Maryan” Before It Moves on to Tel Aviv
The exhibition, which was set to close in March, has been extended to October 2.
Calling All Local BIPOC and Latinx Photographers
New doors are being opened in the South Florida community.
Fountainhead’s Artists Open Offers a Countywide Look Inside Artists’ Studios
Fountainhead Arts Artists Open is a daylong trek to visit artist studios.
Miami City Ballet’s Season Closer Features a World Premiere Amid a Thought-Provoking Program
The company’s Prodigal Son features a program of four works.