Arts & Culture

There’s no denying Miami’s weird-ass ways. So each week, Welcome to the Future addresses the absurdity of life in the Magic City — in comic art form, naturally…

Of the estimated 14 million people that visit Miami each year, about 300,000 of them flock to the Big Mango during President’s Day Weekend. And Nick Korniloff is confident that number includes a “culturally and socially savvy art-buying audience.” Korniloff is fair director and partner for Art Wynwood, Art Miami…

Miami may be one of the vainest cities in the country — but at least we look good doing it. In that spirit, we’re indulging our love of the superficial by spotlighting fashion finds in the 305.The Find: A beige and purple sleeveless color-blocked dress with a menswear inspired silhouette…

From the wildly successful inaugural Wynwood Art Fair to an unforgettable multi-culti bender transforming Miami Beach into a marathon 13-hour art festival during Sleepless Night, South Florida had plenty to crow about during the past twelve months. We were just about to breathe in the rarefied air of a year…

Fashion Breakdown: Jumper made by Alex Silva; sandals from a shoe market in NY; purse from Kate Spade; belt is vintage; necklace from Sadie Designs on Etsy; lipstick is two shades from YSL; heart ring is a gift from her sister…

After a raucous and hangover-inducing New Year’s Eve weekend, the last thing you want to do is head back to work for the first grueling week of 2012. Luckily, we here at Cultist have got your back, and we have a cure for even the worst case of the Mondays.Though…

One look at the DIY website Etsy proves it: Homemade crafts have come a long way since Nana’s crocheted doilies. Though there are plenty of failed attempts at creativity represented on the site — Regretsy, anyone? — they’re balanced by pieces that are original, inventive, and aesthetically stunning. And many…

​[NAME] Publications offers certain Miami artists the opportunity to freely create content within two hard covers. Founder Gean Moreno relinquishes editorial control over each book. He says, “I think of them as an architecture that you give someone and they basically fill it. It’s their responsibility to make it interesting or…

Man, Miami, you’re sort of awesome. There’s so many things to love about you! Look at all of that warm sand and water, and the Everglades with its alligators. So cool. Palm trees are the best, aren’t they? The rest of the U.S. is so envious of yours. There’s art…

It’s the last weekend of 2011/first weekend of 2012. If you haven’t already spent your Christmas bonus on a gaudy pair of Tory Burch flats (ladies) or bulky Air Jordan XI Concords (fellas), there are plenty of ways to burn through a couple hundred bucks over the next few days…

​Fashion Breakdown: Top from American Apparel (self-made cut up), skirt from American Apparel too, jacket from thrift store in South Beach, tweed Fedora hat from Forever XXI, purse from thrift, boots from Steve Madden. …

The New Year is upon us, once again!This one is noteworthy because it is the last on the Mayan calendar. What does that mean? Nothing really. Remember in 1999 when the media convinced us that Y2K would end life for us as we know it? Well, the Mayans did the…

With the New Year just a few days away, we’re all soul-searching for meaningful resolutions. Coincidentally, with 2012 comes paying 2011’s pesky taxes, which means we’re also searching for ways to get out of giving our year’s savings to Uncle Sam. Whether you’re in it for the gift of giving,…

If you’re a foodie, you’ve likely heard of CSAs. Standing for “community supported agriculture,” it’s the handy acronym given to programs that sell shares of farms’ crops directly to consumers, putting farmers in closer contact with their customers in the process. Espousing a “think globally, eat locally” philosophy, CSAs help…