O, Miami Brings Virtual and In-Person Poetry Events All Month Long
During O, Miami, there’s something for the most novice and most established poetry-lover.
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Alex Segura’s Latest Murder-Mystery Novel Stars Cuban-American Protagonist
Secret Identity follows a young girl named Carmen Valdez as she navigates New York City.
Rhythm Portal Is a New Weekly Party That Will Feed Your Soul
Rhythm Portal takes place every Wednesday at the Center for Subtropical Affairs.
Miami Author Dana de Greff’s New Book Is Tailored for Fellow Writers
It’s never too late to start writing, according to author Dana de Greff.
Superfine Art Fair Returns to Miami, Dives Head First Into World of NFTs
Superfine Art Fair is back with a new date, location, and NFTs.
Photographer David Godlis Publishes New Photo Book of a Now-Forgotten Miami Beach
All the photos featured in Godlis Miami were taken over the course of just ten days in 1974.
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Miami Art Week 2021: Five Gallery Shows You Don’t Want to Miss
Miami Art Week 2021 is shaping up to be a resurgence for the ages.
Artist Alex Valls Honors Her Family Legacy While Running Her Own Curatorial Collective
Alex Valls has countless memories of growing up at Versailles.
Women Photographers International Hosts Inaugural Congress With a Focus on Feminism
WOPHA documents the work of Latin American artists, including those who live in the U.S.
Landscape Architect Raymond Jungles Publishes Latest Photo Book, Beyond Wild
Beyond Wild showcases landscape architect Raymond Jungles’ recent accomplishments.
Betye Saar’s Rarely Seen Installation Pieces Get a Dedicated Exhibition at ICA
The exhibition at ICA will be the first show in decades dedicated exclusively to Betye Saar’s installation pieces.
Typoe Builds on His Work in “Die Form” at Primary
Typoe debuts his first-ever solo show at Primary on October 16.
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Artist Jessy Nite Uses Paracord to Explore Themes of Survival
Jessy Nite has recently taken up paracord as a medium.
The Ten Best Art Galleries in Miami
Spinello, Nina Johnson, Primary, and more of the city’s best art galleries.
Reginald O’Neal Searches for Inspiration From His Family and Overtown Neighborhood
Painter Reginald O’ Neal is inspired by what he sees around him.
Pioneer Winter Unveils Birds of Paradise at Arsht Center
“Birds of Paradise is a powerful piece that celebrates the queer community.”
Yucef Merhi’s Solo Show Puts Digital Art Front and Center at Bonnier Gallery
Yucef Merhi’s “Open” at the Bonnier Gallery is a retrospective – plus a handful of new works.
Soul Clap’s Latest Album, WTF (World Transformation Force), Delivers an Environmental Message
Soul Clap will perform at the 94th Aero Squadron in Miami on Saturday.
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Netflix’s Mucho Mucho Amor Receives News & Doc Emmy Nomination
Mucho Mucho Amor tells the touching story of a Puerto Rican boy born in 1932 who was different during a time when fitting in was the norm.
“It’s a Miami Thing” at HistoryMiami Celebrates the City’s 125th Anniversary
“It’s a Miami Thing” explores what makes the city unique.
In the Heights at the Arsht Center Puts a Spotlight on Local Talent
Arsht Center’s production of In the Heights stars an all-Miami cast.
Artist Cara Despain Uses Her Western Roots to Influence Her Work Living in Miami
Artist Cara Despain describes her work as focused on landscape and territory.