Temporary Contemporary: The Bass Museum Redefines Street Art

An evening many assumed would be a run of the mill art showcase turned out to be anything but, as the curators of the Bass Museum of Art had attendees marching around the building grounds, into the streets, and finally depositing the group at a gas pump.The museum’s Temporary Contemporary exhibit,…

Nefarious vs Secluded

Jipsy Castillo, the face of Nefarious Girl, has carved a name for herself into the flesh of Miami’s nightlife scene. When the rest of the city was getting down at the club, Castillo was behind the lens to capture it all — long before the camera became a staple for…

Pop Your Cherry

Altars have been built; entire wars have been waged; and pages upon pages of lovers’ thoughts have been written, all in tribute to the female form. And that means that Berlin photographer Marc Lagrange is in good company. He’s dedicated himself to exposing our eyes and desires to the curvature…

Momma Said

History has given us a great deal of endearing maternal figures to look up to: Mother Teresa, Mother Jones, Mother Goose, Mother Hubbard. Miami’s art scene has been blessed with a “Momma” of its own, and it’s banded together to celebrate her in a gallery show tonight. More than 50…

Rian Johnson Returns With Looper, a Modern Sci-Fi Classic

With three features under his belt, Rian Johnson is no new kid on the proverbial Hollywood block. When the director made an appearance in Miami at the Mandarin Oriental to talk about his latest film, Looper, he said he’s been pouring himself into movies since he was a kid.In high…

Artist Guido Mena Creates Vivid Works in a Single Sitting

Most artists, when they begin a new work of art, have a preconceived notion of what they’re about to put down on the canvas. But Guido Mena does not. He simply begins with a line and takes it from there.”Inspiration is a dangerous thing. A lot of artists wait to be…

Waiting for the Bus

In the midst of Dade’s astoundingly efficient transit system, one can expect to find a slew of interesting (or not so interesting) things: a four dimensional space with a bench, a roof, one of those nifty “No pagues ese ticket” ads, hobo urine — you know, the bus stop basics…

The Business of Bacchus

There’s nothing quite like popping open a vintage Cabernet and filling your glass to the brim (even though you’re not supposed to — damn wine etiquette). Once again, it’s time for the city’s winos to unite as the Miami International Wine Fair celebrates 11 years of bringing wine producers and…

Bernard of Hollywood at WEAM: Portraits and Pages of Marilyn Monroe

Bruno Bernard, better known as Bernard of Hollywood, was the most sought-after photographer during cinema’s golden age. He’s known for pin-up style photographs, particularly the ones that helped to make Marilyn Monroe a Hollywood icon. And next week, you can see those photos firsthand, when his work is celebrated in…

Breast Friends

The world’s largest lady lumps are a size ZZZ. Whether or not you own a pair of sweater puppies, we bet you didn’t know those letters of the alphabet could have anything to do with what’s going on underneath that inconspicuous blouse. Though the breast is a universal symbol for…

Adan Jodorowsky On Fame, His Father, and His Miami Horror Odyssey

See Adan Jodorowsky, Son of Filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, to Shoot Borscht-Produced Film in Miami.Adan Jodorowsky — actor, musician, and son of renowned cult filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky — has every intention of making Miami’s seedy underbelly the backdrop of his surreal horror odyssey, The Voice Thief.The film is a collaboration with…