“A Call to the Ancestors” Ponders, Honors Those Who Came Before Us
“A Call to the Ancestors” is an alchemy of visual art, installation, documentary, poetry, essays, and narrative that inquire what those who came before us still have to say.
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Japanese Women’s Pro Wrestling League Gets Ready to Rumble in Miami
Sukeban attempts to bring a new sensibility to pro wrestling with plenty of inspiration from Japanese fashion and pop culture.
Miami Art Week 2023 Fair Guide: Art Basel, NADA, Scope, Untitled, and More
Some fairs have come to rival Art Basel in quality, and others are seeking to shake up the art market.
Watch the Trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, a Return to Vice City (AKA Miami)
The Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer shows locations clearly inspired by downtown Miami, South Beach, Wynwood, and the Florida Everglades.
Eyes on Miami: Cedric Gervais, Cydney Moreau, Ne-Yo, and Others
World Red Eye stops by all the hottest events around town, capturing unforgettable moments.
The 20 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Art Basel, Reggie Watts, Night of Lights, and more can’t-miss events in Miami this week.
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Color and Share Your Own Miami New Times Paint-by-Numbers Art Basel Selfie!
Hunt down a physical copy on the streets of Miami or download a PDF – and show us your artistic side.
Hernan Bas Creates His Own Art Basel in “The Conceptualists”
With “The Conceptualists,” Hernan Bas has constructed his own, much more entertaining art fair.
Sebastian Errazuriz Invites You to Find Yourself in a Maze on Miami Beach
Artist Sebastian Errazuriz has been incorporating technology like artificial intelligence into his practice for decades.
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Dance Now! Miami Invites Escape in Its Season Opener
Dance Now! Miami welcomes audiences to escape the outside world and become immersed in “Program I.”
At PAMM, Gary Simmons Addresses What America Can’t Erase
“Public Enemy” is full of displays where something is missing, forcing the viewer to ask what should be there and why it isn’t.
AI Is the Top Topic at the Tenth FilmGate Miami Festival
FilmGate will be at the forefront of the latest conversation point in the world of immersive technologies – artificial intelligence.
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Five Local Artists to Watch During Miami Art Week 2023
From Hernan Bas to Cornelius Tulloch, Miami Art Week is the perfect time to champion the work being made in the 305.
In Seeing Differently, Laura Paresky Gould Captures Joy With Minimalist Photography
In 2021, Laura Paresky Gould started to capture the city where she’d lived for a few decades with a new perspective.
Amanda Baker Brings the Art Community Together at Club Gallery
The beauty of the mission behind Club Gallery is how Amanda Baker wants to bring art to the people.
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Eyes on Miami: Adriana de Moura, Lisa Hochstein, Black Coffee, and Others
Miami was a-buzz with events and parties, and World Red Eye’s cameras were there to capture it all.
The 18 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
North Beach Music Festival, AfriKin Art Fair, Vegandale, and more can’t-miss events in Miami this week.
NSU Art Museum Changes the Conversation on Color-Field Painting
“Glory of the World” is NSU Art Museum’s attempt to show how abstract painters working in the wake of abstract expressionism tried to find a way forward for the form.
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Case Kenny, Instagram’s Man of Mindfulness, on Miami Living
The podcast extraordinaire and author of That’s Bold of You dishes on life in the 305.
MOCA Measures the Impact of Cuban Artist Juan Francisco Elso
Juan Francisco Elso changed the face of Cuban art forever with a single wooden sculpture.
Men Who Dance Takes on Gender Roles Amid Florida’s Political Landscape
Despite recent political headwinds in Florida targeting gender-blurring performances, the Men Who Dance festival continues to thrive.
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Miami-Born Author Jonathan Escoffery Shortlisted for Booker Prize
Jonathan Escoffery’s debut novel, If I Survive You, has been nominated for one of English literature’s most prestigious awards.