In the Book Ventanitas, Miami’s Coffee Culture Is Explored Through Interviews and Photos
Daniela Perez Miron and Gesi Schilling have documented the unique way Miamians congregate for a quick shot of coffee.
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Juggerknot Theatre Tackles Stan Culture in Conjuring the King
Juggerknot Theatre’s one-woman show Conjuring the King was inspired by the complex notion of fandom, fanatics, and obsession.
Photographer David LaChapelle Returns to Miami With Exhibit at Visu Contemporary
To celebrate its first anniversary, Visu Contemporary has staged a solo exhibition by celebrity photographer David LaChapelle.
Bend and Snap: Legally Blonde the Musical Takes Center Stage at Actors’ Playhouse
Stars of Actors’ Playhouse’s production of Legally Blonde the Musical, Becca Andrews and Stephen Anthony, talk about bringing the musical to the stage in Coral Gables.
Nilo Cruz Revisits His 1998 Play Two Sisters and a Piano at Miami New Drama
After a successful production of Anna in the Tropics last year, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz is back with Two Sisters and a Piano.
Sebastian Errazuriz Invites You to Find Yourself in a Maze on Miami Beach
Artist Sebastian Errazuriz has been incorporating technology like artificial intelligence into his practice for decades.
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Amanda Baker Brings the Art Community Together at Club Gallery
The beauty of the mission behind Club Gallery is how Amanda Baker wants to bring art to the people.
Pretty Woman: The Musical Brings a Familiar Story to the Arsht Center Stage
Ellie Baker, who stars as Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman: The Musical, tries not to let Julia Roberts’ iconic performance overshadow her turn as the character.
Take a Breather: Germane Barnes Invites You to Rest in Downtown Miami
Designer Germane Barnes’ large sculpture sits in an open plaza, encouraging passersby to take a moment and step inside.
The Most Miami Things Ever, According to “Miami Creation Myth” Creator Andrew Otazo
Award-winning author Andrew Otazo shares his list of the most Miami things ever.
John Miller Turns Classic Diner Food Into Glass Sculptures
At the Lowe Art Museum, artist John Miller replicates classic American diner foods using traditional glassblowing techniques.
Sanctuary of the Arts Blossoms in Coral Gables
Built in a former church, Sanctuary of the Arts works to bring top-tier talent to perform, train, and mentor.
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Tower Theater Exhibit Celebrates Music Legend Celia Cruz
“Celia Cruz: Por Siempre” highlights the Cuban singer’s life through personal objects and fashion.
Phillip Karp Reveals First Solo Show at North Beach Storefront
Photographer Phillip Karp is showing 14 works at the Walgreens at 74th Street and Collins Avenue in North Beach.
Jason Seife’s Solo Show at PAMM Is a Long Time Coming
“Coming to Fruition” features seven new works by artist Jason Seife, which took him about two years to complete.
Anabella Bergero Sews Color and Culture Together at Faena Art
For artist Anabella Bergero, bright, happy colors have always been a part of her life and art.
Primary’s Show Is All About Springtime and Childlike Wonder
Primary’s latest exhibition harnesses the power of renewal and growth that comes with springtime.
Thomas Bils Explores the Banality of Life Through Hyperrealism
Thomas Bils explores the realm of uncertainty when it comes to his art.
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Artist Natasha Tomchin Brings Sight, Sound, and Scent Collaboration to Scope Art Fair
The Miami-based artist says “you just had to be there.”
Artist Orianna Montenegro Harnesses the Muse of Nature and Her Venezuelan Roots
The Miami artist surrounds herself with lush plants to stay connected to her Venezuelan homeland.
Miami Book Fair’s Lissette Mendez Recounts Five Memorable Moments in the Fair’s History
As the Miami Book Fair’s programs director, Lissette Mendez has seen some things.
Rob Davis’ Hyperrealist Works Encourage a Sense of Cross-Cultural Connection
“The Way” features nine new original works, all inspired by Rob Davis’ childhood.