Editorial
Untitled. About biennials and art fairs
For most of us thinking Art Basel Miami Beach week as the busiest time for the arts ever, well… it may have been so far, but getting outside of Miami for another art fairs gathering … +
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The New World Symphony. America’s Orchestral Academy
By Fran Robbins
With the founding of the New World Symphony in 1987, Miami was put on the map as a city keen to encourage its young, aspiring orchestral musicians and conductors. From the very beginning, the NWS … +
Editorial
The Miami and Fort Lauderdale Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
By Manuela Gabaldon
Every year, the Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival presents original and touching films by veteran and emerging directors. Innovative and bold, this film festival has proven its success with its growing popularity over the … +
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Teatro 8’s Lorca con un vestido verde (Lorca in a green dress)
By Manuela Gabaldon
The Hispanic Theater Guild presents, Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz’s, Lorca con un vestido verde (Lorca In A Green Dress) this month at Little Havana’s own Teatro 8. Captivating performances, engaging music, and a passionate … +
Fotomission's Annual South Beach Photomarathon
By Manuela Gabaldon
There is a group of people in Miami that dedicate their lives to social consciousness through the photographic medium. These photographic activists are supported by an organization that prides itself on its volunteer based community … +
Diaspora Vibe Gallery: Women’s Work
By Manuela Gabaldon
I arrive at the Diaspora Vibe Gallery, which lends its space to the exhibition of promising Caribbean and Latin American emerging artists, on a Tuesday afternoon. The gallery feels unusually lonely today, as Jamaica-born owner, … +
Panamerican Art Projects. Gustavo Acosta and Carlos Estevez
By Irina Leyva
The latest work of two prominent Miami based artists – Gustavo Acosta and Carlos Estevez – has been recently on view at Panamerican Art Projects. The exhibition opened to the public with a reception bursting … +
The New World Symphony, America's Orchestral Academy
By Fran Robbins
Miami’s New World Symphony is a seedbed for new talent, a catalyst for performance, and a source of high-caliber community outreach. With the founding of the New World Symphony in 1987, Miami was put on … +
Red Hot Stars Rising. Under the Radar: Nine Chinese Artists Interpret the Figure
By Anne Tschida
Anyone who has visited China recently can only describe what they see in superlatives — the tallest skyscrapers, the fastest trains, the biggest cities, the worst pollution. The emerging country’s growth spurt might be unprecedented … +
A Love Story in a Time for Killing: Karaoke by Maria Jose Arjona
By Dinorah Perez Rementeria
The most appropriate way to answer an inquiry may probably be formulating a question. One would avoid so many uncomfortable situations like blushing, getting nervous, or (worse) acting as if not finding an intelligent response … +