Membership Program Commissioner Continues to Connect Artists and Novice Collectors
Commissioner offers aspiring art collectors the opportunity to acquire reasonably priced works.
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Random Acts of Violence Serves Up No Slasher Thrills
Random Acts of Violence tries too hard to say something.
The 13 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
ReedPop Metaverse, Surfer Blood, Gloria Estefan, and other events this week.
In His New Photobook, Daniel Duncan Captures Rare Glimpse of Cuba
Portraits of Cuba is not your standard photobook.
Remembering Asif Farooq, Who Spent a Decade Building a Plane Out of Cardboard
Asif brought to life a plane that was absurd and beautiful and connected to us.
She Dies Tomorrow‘s Unsettling Mood Is the Perfect Horror for Our Pandemic-Stricken Times
She Dies Tomorrow brilliantly oscillates between tragedy and comedy.
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Community Remembers Miami Hairstylist Rabiah Ahmad, Who Was Shot and Killed in Maryland
The Miami native left her mark on the local arts community.
Invisible People and Hanes Donate Thousands of Facemasks to South Florida Shelters
Hanes and Invisible People are donating one million facemasks to shelters nationwide.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Monsta X, Piff the Magic Dragon, BacardiTalks, and more this week.
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For Its Inaugural Residency, Faena Art Highlights Black Miami Creatives
Faena Art welcomes Suzi Analogue, Jamilah Sabur, and Paperwater as its inaugural in-house creators.
Comedian Brittany Brave’s Journey Between Miami and New York
Brittany Brave had finally quit her day job to pursue standup full-time.
GableStage Reaches Out Virtually to Engage Diverse Audiences
GableStage continues to connect with artists and audiences.
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Window Shopping With Miami City Ballet on Lincoln Road
Passersby can glance at world-class ballerinas as they work on their pirouettes and pliés
Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful Glosses Over the Life of a Complicated Man
Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful rarely drags, thanks to the fascinating women who shed light on the famed fashion photographer.
Exclusive Excerpt: The Year of Dangerous Days: Riots, Refugees, and Cocaine in Miami 1980
Exclusive excerpt from Nicholas Griffin’s chronicle of a watershed year in Miami.
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Nicholas Griffin’s Chronicle of Miami in 1980 Looks Back at Conflicts That Reverberate to This Day
Portrait of Miami in 1980 through three watersheds: cocaine, Mariel, and the McDuffie riots.
The 13 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Helmut Newton, Beyoncé, DanceAfrica, and more of the best events in Miami this week
Miami Native Alex Segura Pens Star Wars‘ Poe Dameron Origin Story
A Disney executive phoned Alex Segura with an offer of a lifetime.
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Wynwood Artists Collaborate to Depict America’s Black History
A new mural depicts the faces of the ongoing struggle for Black Americans within block letters that read “AMERICAN HISTORY.”
Wynwood Walls Highlights Black Artists
The Wynwood Walls says it is “a platform for artists of every race and nationality.”
Dave Franco’s The Rental Will Make You Regret the Rental Fee
Alison Brie alone isn’t enough to save this unimaginative horror movie.
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The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Tomorrowland, Grease, belly dancing, and more things to do this week.