Tropic Bound Celebrates the Art of Books
Miami’s first festival celebrating artists’ book lands in the Design District.
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James Voorhies Brings an Eye for Education as the Bass’ New Curator
James Voorhies brings two decades of curatorial experience to the museum.
Berlin-Based Duo Layer Cake Says Collaboration, Not Competition, Makes the World Go ‘Round
Collaboration was key to the Museum of Graffiti’s latest exhibition.
ScreenDance Miami Returns with Collection of Diverse and Timely Films
The festival celebrates dance performances choreographed explicitly for the camera.
Girl Talk Wants You to “Sweat, Scream, and Go Crazy” at Revolution Live
Pittsburgh-based producer Greg Gillis brings Girl Talk to Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.
FriendsWithYou Want You to Meet Starchild, Sent Here on a Mission To Unify the Planet
FriendsWithYou spreads a message of radical kindness and positivity.
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Miami Art Week 2022 Gallery Exhibitions: Spinello, Locust Projects, Dimensions Variable, and More
Miami galleries offer immersive, inventive exhibitions from artists across the globe.
Miami Art Week 2022 Museum Exhibition Guide: Nina Chanel Abney, Leandro Erlich, Didier William, and More
Contemporary and classics are on view at South Florida’s museums.
Ten Floridian Authors Telling Sunshine State Stories at the Miami Book Fair
From environmental journalism to crime novels
Touch of RED Choreographs Empowerment Achieved Through “Softness”
Shamel Pitts offers a “voyeuristic, futuristic” exploration into softness and vulnerability.
Forward Motion Physically Integrated Dance Festival Aims to Erase Ableist Ideas
Forward Motion Festival spotlights dancers both with and without disabilities.
Meet Nusi Quero, the Artist Behind Beyoncé’s Renaissance Album Cover Outfit
Florida-born and bred artist Nusi Quero creates Beyoncé’s iconic look on her Renaissance album cover.
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LA Graffiti Artist Saber Goes From the Street to the Gallery
“Saber: Escape From Los Angeles” explores the inherent danger in LA’s urban landscape.
Public Art Project Illuminates the Voices of Miami-Dade’s “Forgotten People”
Streetlamps in Opa-locka project poetry, aiming to increase public safety and community pride.
Daniel Fiorda’s Sculptures Raise Questions About Time and Technology
“Concrete,” on view at Lélia Mordoch Galerie, is an exhibition of Daniel Fiorda’s recent sculptures.
Miami Native Bhakti Baxter’s Paintings Get a Little Help From the Southern California Sun
“Heat Transfer” is an exhibition of large-scale paintings and drawings by Miami native Bhakti Baxter.
Malaika Temba’s Textile Works Exhibit a Reverence for the Process
“Sugarcane Is Sweetest at the Joint” is a collection of large-scale textile works by artist Malaika Temba.
Big Freedia, the Queen of Bounce, Will Hold Court at Space Park UPDATED
New Orleans native Big Freedia will bring her blend of bounce and hip-hop to Miami Beach.
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The Future Is Calling: Intimate, Interactive Performance Art Highlights Ecological Crisis
Fereshteh Toosi’s Oil Ancestors: Metaphysical Hotline puts callers on the line with their future descendants.
Twenty Years After His Death, Michael Richards’ Work Remains as Relevant as Ever
MOCA hosts the first showing of Michael Richards’ work since the artist died on 9/11 at age 38.
PAMM’s Arts-Education Programs Are All About Spreading “Empathy and Understanding”
PAMM’s arts education program is the largest of its kind, having served more than 300,000 children.
Trivia Night Gets a Comedy Makeover With “Question Party?!”
Question Party?! brings trivia questions, comedy routines, and all the throwback jams that fit.