Jenny Brillhart gestures around the stark industrial interior of her Little River studio to explain the visual inspiration for her paintings of cool, dark shapes and empty urban scenes. "My previous work was much more insular within this space onl...

Firelei Báez's whole identity is a political tug-of-war. Born to a Dominican mother and a father of Haitian descent, the 34-year-old artist and self-described "Caribbean hybrid" was raised in Dajabón, a market city on the Dominican Republic's bord...

Franklin Sirmans is still figuring out his way around Miami. The newly appointed director of Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) has been in town only a few short weeks. The museum announced his hiring in September, and he officially began work October ...

There's not a sports journalist in America with a better office than Bomani Jones. Jones records both his ESPN radio show, The Right Time With Bomani Jones, and the TV hit he cohosts with Dan Le Batard, Highly Questionable, right inside the Clevel...

The book-publishing industry has a gender gap. Study after study has shown the sector that should be the most enlightened has yet to shatter the glass ceiling: Men publish more books, and the vast majority of major literary awards go to male autho...

The Indestructible Lee Miller" is perhaps an ironic title for NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale's latest exhibition. Following the career of Elizabeth "Lee" Miller (1907-77), the Vogue model turned World War II photographer, the exhibit is, in fact, ...