Graffiti artist Aeon and his friends at the Tree Top Collective understand, in a real way, the value of movement as multiple sclerosis began affecting Aeon’s ability to walk. The good news is that his buddies, a community of artists, are determined to help him regain his mobility and raise awareness…
Sometimes we need to realize that living in South Florida is a privilege. We get great weather, beautiful people, and rent that isn’t great, but hey, it’s worse in New York. But one thing that we are soon starting to understand is that gorgeous beaches and 365-day summers brings mean…
We’ve really been enjoying ourselves these last few weeks, watching the ladies of Bad Girls Club Miami frolic around our great city. They got into fights, blacked out, and were just trainwrecks in general. But sadly, we only get to watch these broads for an hour once a week, and…
What do you call a massive warehouse on the west side of Wynwood filled with dancers, graff artists, photo types, film makers, loonies, locos, and lovers? The Heart Happening, a night of performance art, silent auction, and chef’s tastings to benefit Lotus House Shelter, which serves homeless women contending with…
We have a real soft spot for plushies with button eyes (and even on humans, remember the flick Coraline?). Combine that with our hard-on for graffiti and this mural on 21 Street and N. Miami Avenue made us stop and snap. How awesome would it be to see something by…
Halloween is an evening to pick out your neatest costume, meet up with some friends, and engage in some wholesome tricks and treats. Get real. If you’re over fifteen years old, celebrating Halloween is for getting drunk (only on liquor-filled chocolates if you’re under 21, of course). With the help…
We thought it was pretty freaking great news when we heard that Miami artist Jillian Mayer and Borscht filmmakers were shortlisted for the first ever biennale of creative video, the Guggenheim’s YouTube Play. As we told you a few weeks back, their video “Scenic Jogging” was one of 125 picked…
Design Miami/, one of the most seminal forums for international design, recently announced their coveted Designer of the Year Award. The winner, Munich-based Konstantin Grcic, will commission new work for the fair during Art Basel along with curating an exhibition of prominent work from his career.The Designer of the Year…
Flickr CC SwanksalotNot a Miami dumpster, hence the snow.Are you a broke, hungry, starving, artist? Then get money, fool. The 6th Street Container Project, in association with the Bakehouse Art Complex and General Hauling Service, are having a dumpster art contest. Submit any 2-D piece that you’d like to do…
In honor of our People Issue, which will hit newsstands and computer screens November 25, Cultist proudly presents “100 Creatives,” where we feature Miami’s cultural superheroes. Have suggestions for future profiles? Email cultist@miaminewtimes.com with the whos and whys. Courtesy of Jessica Gross92. Jessica GrossIf confronted with the accusation that we…
Fashion Breakdown: All clothes from Ross, Dress for Less. Make-up is all MAC…
Question: What’s free, black and white, and has awesome written all over it? Answer: The Super Scary Movie Night, an evening of retro horror flicks and surreal soundtracks. Tomorrow night, artist Kevin Arrow and Barron Sherer will screen freaky Super 8 mm films — some from their own stash and…
The cover story of this week’s New Times print edition concerns pickle eating contest. No joke. You read right. We know what you are thinking. It has to be euphemism for oral sex, right? Wrong. Then it must be the slowest news week in the history of Miami. Wrong again…
Dear Mistress, I am a single, good-looking guy. I just moved to Miami Beach, and I can’t find a girlfriend. Women down here don’t have a brain in their head or they’re stuck-up gold diggers. It’s almost as if they expect to see your tax returns and bank statements before…
In honor of our People Issue, which will hit newsstands and computer screens November 25, Cultist proudly presents “100 Creatives,” where we feature Miami’s cultural superheroes. Have suggestions for future profiles? Email cultist@miaminewtimes.com with the whos and whys.Courtesy of Danny BritoAs a Miami illustrator, Danny Brito has always considered himself a…
Break out your musty combat boots, don a black beret, and pump your fist to the sky. Revolution is in the air. But if you’re having trouble awakening your dormant activist spirit, give it a double shot of revolucion when you go see the exclusive preview screening of The Grandchildren…
Last night, Miami designer Karelle Levy debuted her Krelwear Spring/Summer 2011 collection at the opening event of Funkshion: Fashion Week Miami Beach. The last funky hand-knit collection we saw from the self-described textile artist was a mélange of day-glo specialty yarn fashioned into disco shorts and bandeau tops. This time…
Flickr christianisthedjMost men don’t appreciate how much work it takes for us girls to actually look like ladies. There are the endless hair appointments, manicures and pedicures, marked-up clothes, and let’s not forget those huge, nude panties that make us look an entire size smaller. And then there’s the word…
In 1977, legendary musician Dizzy Gillespie visited Cuba in search of the nation’s Jazz scene, rumored to be one of the world’s best, but unknown to the general American public because of the tenuous relations between the two countries. He needed someone to take him to the smoky clubs and…
If young aristocratic a-holes and vodka tonics sound like just another day at the yacht club, you’re probably familiar with Tucker Max. He’s a frat boy’s wet dream, the Greek-row messiah worshiped by thousands of trust-fund-baby disciples. But Max’s story is interesting, even if it’s predicated on false relationships and…
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Hereafter: Death by Eastwood
