ICA Miami Celebrates Five Years of Firsts and Forward Thinking
Back in 2014, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, presented their
January 17, 2020
The Florida Aquarium’s Research Could Have Major Implications for Coral Reef Restoration
One day in early April, coral scientists at
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Sex Lives and Video Chat: Single Miamians Get Resourceful During the Pandemic
A couple of Saturdays ago, Hector, a Miamian in
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Artist Xavier Cortada Is Asking Miamians to Plant the City’s First Urban Mangrove Forest
From street flooding after summer rainstorms to
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How Miami City Ballet’s Samantha Hope Galler Learned to Channel Rita Hayworth for Jerome Robbins’ “I’m Old Fashioned”
In 1983, at New York City Ballet, Jerome Robbins decided to create a
January 10, 2020
Are We Too Precious With Classic Dance Works?
Choreographer Natascha Greenwalt loves the music of Swan Lake, but she
January 3, 2020
Installations and Other Site-Specific Artworks Are Taking Over Miami
A stroll through the Magic City these days reveals a plethora of
December 17, 2019
Shepard Fairey Reflects on His 30-Year Career Through Wynwood Walls Exhibit
In the summer of 1989, when he was 19 years old, the street artist Shepard
December 10, 2019
Satellite Art Show’s 2019 Edition Is a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Art Fair
Beach balls and rubber gloves; empty potato chip bags; recycled TV sets and
December 5, 2019
The Museum of Graffiti Gives Wynwood’s Walls the Context They’ve Been Missing
In 1999, two Miamians emblematized the clash between graffiti
November 25, 2019
Five Young Artists to Watch During Miami Art Week 2019
As an overwhelming number of artists, shows, and events flood into town for
November 22, 2019
Canoe Carver Pedro Zepeda Blends the Traditional and the Modern at CultureFest 305
When Seminole artist and master canoe carver Pedro Zepeda begins a project,
November 5, 2019
Lincoln Road Blooms With 500 Planted Orchids
Next time you find yourself walking on Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, pay
October 31, 2019