David Castillo Gallery announces its new space on Miami Beach’s 420 Lincoln Road. The inaugural exhibition – a large group show – will mark the gallery’s 101st exhibition. The inauguration of the space comes after one decade in Miami with a 5,000 square foot gallery. The gallery’s new exhibition space was designed by architect Albert Anis and built in 1942 on the ... +

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November 22, 2013, 8:00 p.m. The National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts), a non-profit organization that recognizes and supports the nation’s most talented budding professionals in the visual, literary, and performing arts, today announced its partnership with Universal Music Classics and Classical South Florida to launch Yellow Lounge at YoungArts. Originally born out of the Berlin/European club scene, “Yellow Lounge” is a classics-meets-club environment; ... +

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November 13, 2013, 7:00 p.m. The nationally acclaimed Teatro Prometeo at Miami Dade College (MDC) will soon blow out candles in a star-studded birthday event, marking 40 years of theatrical excellence history as the only Spanish-language conservatory in the country. Past students of the theater who have gone on to have successful careers in film, theatre and television, both nationally and internationally, ... +

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October 2013. Over the summer, the online database of Miami Beach’s historic buildings doubled in size! To date, information on over 550 properties has been collected and entered into MDPL’s historic property database. Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, Lincoln Road, Espanola Way and more locations are already online. Visit www.ruskinarc.com/mdpl to see the results for yourself. Read about a building’s architectural features, see ... +

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Wolfsonian Museum-FIU. October 18, 2013, 7:00 p.m. Join New York-based architect and interior designer William T. Georgis , whose work Elle Decor describes as “uptown but impertinent”, for a free book signing and reception in The Wolfsonian’s café. This first monograph on Georgis’s work, released by The Monacelli Press, presents sixteen houses and apartments in New York City, Long Island, Florida, Montana, ... +

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September 2013. More than three dozen new objects, along with two new special installations, are part of the recently updated Art and Design in the Modern Age: Selections from The Wolfsonian Collection (ADMA). The updated installation retains the exhibition’s core themes and overall structure while refreshing its graphic identity, refining the exhibition design, revising text panels, and introducing new material. ADMA showcases ... +

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August 2013. The month of July was a turbulent one for Miami Beach historic preservation. While the wide spread destruction of historic homes continues unabated through out the city, Miami Design Preservation League’s continued efforts to keep a bright light on this issue has helped create some positive results. The City Commission responded to the urgency of the problem at its July ... +

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August 2013. The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO) under the direction of Maestro Eduardo Marturet will celebrate its upcoming 25th Anniversary season with an assortment of new programs, including five World Premieres, three South Florida premieres and such renowned guest artists as classical guitarist Angel Romero, flautist Nestor Torres and Mexican guest conductor Alondra de la Parra. In his eighth season as Music ... +

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April 2013. Imagine a center that fostered peace by incorporating elements of different religions in one space. That’s what Miami Dade Colleges (MDC) architecture students did recently for eight weeks. The team won a competition sponsored by the Key Biscayne Community Foundation and Global Education Foundation in March. The winning design is also being considered as a model for an actual peace ... +

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June 2013. One Eyed Robot, a South East-based Award Winning animation and design studio is excited to announce it will be setting up shop in the Miami area this June 2013. Opening a South Florida office is part of One Eyed Robot’s bigger plan to offer their animation and design services to the many networks and local ad agencies in the area ... +

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From May 2 through June 1 2013. The newest gallery to open in Miami, C-Art Gallery, in collaboration with the prestigious Marlborough Gallery in New York, presents Reflections, a solo exhibition by Spanish artist David Rodriguez Caballero. Curated by Kosme de Baraños, the show takes place at O. Ascanio Gallery in Wynwood as a “pop-up” exhibition. For his first solo exhibition in ... +

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April 2013. Timescapes, a five-story mixed-media mural created by South Florida’s New World School of the Arts (NWSA), by college visual artists Jeffrey Noble and Sebastian Duncan-Portuondo, was recently unveiled at Miami’s Sagamore Hotel. The second artistic project commissioned from NWSA by the Cricket Taplin Collection, Timescapes is a large-scale paint-mosaic-mirror artwork spanning the full height of the semi-exposed stairwell that leads ... +

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On April 3, 2013, Wine by the Bay hosted a private preview of, “The Wine and Art of Sandro Chia.” Over 30 people attended the dinner and wine tasting including Antonio Chia, son of internationally exhibited artist and owner of the Castello Romitorio winery in Italy. Sandro Chia’s art adorns the bottles of many of his wines including the 95+ rated 2004 ... +

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March 2013. Drawing inspiration from Gaia, Greek goddess of the earth, Miami Dade College’s (MDC) interior design students from the School of Architecture and Interior Design created a porcelain tiled dress that won an award for “Most Historical” concept at the March 16 International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Design Mix show. The event was held at the Crandon Golf Key Biscayne Club ... +

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Wolfsonian Museum – FIU. March 2013. Eighteen FIU architecture graduate students are spending a good deal of their spring semester closely examining objects from the Wolfsonian museum’s collection as part of their coursework for Space, Society and the Digital: Virtual Worlds and Visual Aesthetics, taught by Winifred E. Newman, associate professor in the College of Architecture + the Arts. While this is ... +

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Featuring NWSA Jazz Ensemble with Guest vocalist Brenda AlfordFebruary 21, 2013, 8:00 p.m. As part of its Planet Gives Campaign, Planet Dodge Chrysler Jeep Fiat announced that it will host New World School of the Arts’ (NWSA) first ‘All that Jazz’ concert, directed by NWSA Professor of Jazz Studies, Jim Gasior. The evening will feature the award-winning NWSA High School Jazz Ensemble ... +

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February 2013. Residents and visitors of Wynwood can now enjoy the neighborhood’s first permanent artistic crosswalk: a work aimed to transform the intersection of Northwest Second Avenue and 25th Street. The effort is part of the Miami Biennale’s Wynwood Ways, an initiative to make the neighborhood a more pedestrian-friendly cultural destination. The crosswalk, dedicated to Wynwood visionary Tony Goldman, consists of a ... +

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February 2013. Cannonball (formerly LegalArt) announced the cultural producers selected to participate in its 2013 Visiting Residency Program. Entering its third year, the Visiting Residency Program is part of a hybrid, multi-disciplinary platform designed to empower Miami’s arts community and sustain the city’s position as a hotbed for contemporary art by infusing it with cultural producers (visual artists, writers, arts professionals, architects, ... +

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From February 12 through 28, 2013. Every year, the YoungArts program of the National YoungArts Foundation offers 15- to 18-year-old emerging artists from around the country the chance to be mentored by some of the world’s greatest artists in an intimate environment. In this all-new YoungArts MasterClass presentation, four young singers participate in a memorable workshop and performance with a Grammy-winning vocalist ... +

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December 2012. Miami Beach residents have seen prized historic homes demolished in their city for years now. Sadly, local historic preservation laws do not adequately protect these houses which are integral to the fabric and quality of life of the community and representative of its history. Recently, MDPL noticed an alarming uptick in the number of historic homes being demolished in order ... +

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December 2012. University of Miami Frost School of Music student Asiya Korepanova, 28, of Russia won the gold medal and performed as one of seven piano finalists out of 46 competitors from sixteen countries in the 2012 Wideman International Piano Competition in Shreveport, Louisiana last week. She performed Prokofiev’s Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 16, for her musical selection. Korepanova ... +

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An unforgettable musical experience started the ACND Troubadours busy musical season! Middle and high school musicians from Archbishop Curley Notre Dame Prep jammed and learned from with music greats George Benson and Freddy Cole. The Troubadours were the only private school invited to attend the “Jazz Roots Workshop“at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. Part of the experience was to attend a ... +

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December 3, 2012. On Monday, December 3, 2012, Celebrity Reflection, the newest ship in the Celebrity fleet, with an innovative, original art collection, will debut in Miami before the ship sets sail on its inaugural Stateside voyage. The collection is part of the fleetwide Celebrity Art Collection, representing a nearly $60-million investment across the fleet, showcasing conceptually strong, unique pieces and providing ... +

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November 2012. Florida Grand Opera (FGO) recently announced the recipient of the 2013 Henry C. Clark Conductor Award, Maestro Ramon Tebar. FGO’s Music Director and conductor of the season-opening production of La bohème, Tebar was recently honored by the company’s new General Director and CEO, Susan T. Danis, when she presented him with the 2013 award during FGO’s annual gala this November. ... +

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November 2012. Five local cultural producers have been selected to participate in the third year of Miami’s only live/work residency program, located in Downtown Miami. The selected participants – Felecia Carlisle, Domingo Castillo, Olivia Ramos, Amanda Sanfilippo, and Reed van Brunschot – will be part of the yearlong program, starting February 2013. As part of LegalArt’s Local Residency Program, each resident receives ... +

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November 2012. Renovations have begun to the gallery’s building at 151 NW 24 Street, where the gallery has been located since 2000. When the gallery re-opens in February 2013, visitors will enter the new gallery space by walking through our adjacent lot into a new lobby on the east side of the building. To the left will be an entrance to the ... +

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November 2012. The Borscht Corporation has selected the 16 short films it will commission, produce, and screen at the 2012 Borscht Film Festival from December 12 through 21. This year’s shorts include five additions to last year’s popular musician collaboration series, where filmmakers collaborated with or were inspired by local musicians, including the Jacuzzi Boys, Blowfly, Psychic Mirrors, and DJ Laz. Additionally, ... +

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From October 5, 2012 through April 20, 2013. Continuing a tradition of excellence nearly a quarter of a century in the making, Miami Dade College’s (MDC) premier performing arts series, MDC Live Arts, offers a powerful new season bursting with an impressive collection of dynamic performances from around the globe.  This much-anticipated season celebrates an exceptional diversity of cultures, media and genres, ... +

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O Cinema. From September 13 through 16, 2012. Seductive, fearless, and outrageous, Marina Abramović has been redefining what art is for nearly forty years. Using her own body as a vehicle, pushing herself beyond her physical and mental limits – and at times risking her life in the process – she creates performances that challenge, shock, and move us. Through her and ... +

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August 2012. Florida Grand Opera (FGO) announced the appointment of the company’s new General Director and CEO, Susan T. Danis. An established arts advocate and leader with a proven track record of fiscal growth, Danis is scheduled to take the position as the company’s fourth General Director effective October 9, 2012. “Susan is a phenomenal choice to lead FGO. She has the ... +

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August 2012. Cartier is one of the first new luxury tenants to open in the Miami Design District. The new Cartier boutique will have a 4,331-square-feet store, with just under 3,000-square-feet for retail space. The boutique will feature a mix of Cartier’s jewelry, watches, accessories and fragrances. The design includes luxurious and contemporary elements with glass display cases trimmed in bronze and ... +

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August 2012. A number of local residents, business owners and developers are concerned about the number of historic Little Havana bungalows that have been razed (destroyed) in recent months – sometimes just to make way for a parking lot. Little Havana has more bungalows than any other neighborhood in Miami. Besides being an important part of Miami’s architectural history, bungalows tend to ... +

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August 18, 2012. 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. This hypnotic documentary explores the complex city of Lagos through the observations of award-winning architect and urban theorist Rem Koolhaas, as well as the residents themselves. The film will be screened three times to different audio: 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. commentary by Rem Koolhaas; 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. commentaries by residents of Lagos; 3:00 ... +

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Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida, nurtured and grown under the direction of Ballet Master Vladimir Issaev since October of 1997, leaps into its 15th Season starting October 6th, 2012 and ending with their Spring Gala on May 12, 2013. South Florida ballet fans will be treated to a season of mixed styles that will include Verdi, Giant Mice, and Little Green Onions, ... +

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Opening reception: August 15, 2012. 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.From August 11 through September 23, 2012. ArtCenter/South Florida presents By Hand with works by Jenny Brillhart, Rosemarie Chiarlone, Robin Griffiths, Hugo Moro, Lea Nickless, Evan Robarts, Victoria Skinner and Tom Virgin, an exhibition that initiates a dialogue between the work and its viewers inviting them to touch, read, examine, question and soak up ... +

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July 2012. Florida Grand Opera (FGO) announces the appointment of a new Artistic Administrator, Cassidy E. Fitzpatrick, effective July 30, 2012. She will report to Managing Director Kevin Mynatt as well as work closely with other executive staff, such as the Music Director and General Director, to carry out the artistic vision and direction of the company. As Artistic Administrator, Fitzpatrick is ... +

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Since its creation in 1854, Louis Vuitton has maintained a close relation with the world of art. Strengthened by this tradition, which has been intensified under the artistic direction of Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton is happy to associate itself with the first retrospective dedicated to the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. This exhibition, which invites visitors to immerse themselves into the world of ... +

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July 2012. On June 12th, the property at 1001 Lincoln Road again came before the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board (HPB). The last time the board reviewed the plans for this property, the proposed building designed by Apple. Inc. was very controversial. The owners and Apple proposed a complete demolition of the existing structure and a new design that was incompatible with ... +

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July 2012. This summer, Arts for Learning (A4L) launched its newest initiative “ArtWorks” made possible through a recent $75,000.00 grant awarded by UBS, the global financial services firm. ArtWorks is a paid internship program in the arts for high school students who live in the surrounding neighborhoods of Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, namely, Overtown, Wynwood, Little Haiti, and Liberty City. tudents must ... +

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July 2012. Vladimir Issaev, Ballet Master and Artistic Director of Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida is participating as a guest choreographer at The Latin Choreographers Festival in New York. The festival, in its 5th anniversary founded and lead by Ursula Verduzco an accomplished dancer/choreographer, is a vehicle for showcasing both novice and already well known choreographers and dance artists from Mexico, Venezuela, ... +

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July 2012. On Friday, July 6th, The Opa‐locka Community Development Corporation (OLCDC) is hosting a charrette to develop the conceptual framework for the public art program that will remove the metal barricades that have divided the city for 30 years. Five artist teams – Rick Lowe + Sam Durant; Walter Hood; Gale Fulton Ross; Roberta Behar + Rosario Marquardt; and Jennifer Bonner ... +

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June 2012. New World School of the Arts has selected a new dean to lead its award-winning music program. Milton Rubén Laufer, DMA, an internationally acclaimed teacher, performer and scholar, will begin in his new post this August when classes resume at the renowned arts conservatory. Dr. Laufer brings a wealth of artistic, academic and administrative experience to NWSA, having held similar ... +

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June 2012. At its June meeting, the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board will be considering a new application to demolish 1001 Lincoln Road. Previously, the owners proposed to build a new Apple store on the site. That proposal never materialized. Now, over a year later, a new application has been submitted with a new building proposed to house the GAP and as ... +

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April 2012. The “European Film Festival”, presented by Red Chemistry, Inc., welcomes the community and all film enthusiasts to the debut of 25 foreign independent feature films from 10 different European countries from May 31 through June 4. In celebration of the festival’s kickoff The European Film Festival in Miami, will showcase a complete student feature and short film program. Winners of ... +

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April 2012. Offering a new vision in window decorations, this internationally recognized brand provides its clientele with different themed fabric collections including nature prints, micro prints, jacquards with fashion forward graphics and flame-retardant fabrics with a natural linen look. Coulisse also has showrooms in Mexico City and Brazil. “Window decorations are more than just products: they are an expression of style and ... +

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April 6, 2012. As part of the celebration of its 100th Anniversary, AIA Florida has launched its “Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places” competition, which identifies 100 buildings and places across the state that represent the best in architectural achievement, ranging from the Wentworth Museum in Pensacola to the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami. AIA Florida has asked the public to rank the ... +

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Olympia Theater at the Gusman CenterApril 14 at 8:00 p.m. and April 15 at 4:00 p.m. Lucia di Lammermoor is a dramma tragico (tragic drama) in three acts by Gaetano Donizetti. Salvadore Cammarano wrote the Italian language libretto loosely based upon Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel The Bride of Lammermoor. In Donizetti’s dark drama, young Lucia is caught in the middle of ... +

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April 21 – May 5, 2012, Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts May 10 and 12, 2012, Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Florida Grand Opera’s highly successful 2011-2012 season closes with a French classic, Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette, opening on April 21, 2012. Directed by David Lefkowich, making his FGO main stage debut, this production employs innovative light projection and ... +

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Through November 2012. Celebrated native Miami artist, Hernan Bas is exhibiting his piece “A Traveler” in the Louis Vuitton’s Aventura location. “A Traveler” is an original sculptural piece exploring Louis Vuitton’s legacy of the art of travel; a theme synonymous with the Maison’s heritage, tradition and creative spirit.   Using his own artistic expression to interpret the notion of travel and personal exploration, ... +

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March 2012. New World School of the Arts (NWSA) has been invited by The Martha Graham Dance Company, along with The Hartt School and just five other collegiate dance programs to perform at the Joyce Theater in New York, as part of the Company’s 86th Anniversary season. The Company has chosen Inner Landscape as the focus for its 2012 season and will ... +

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From February 11 through March 31, 2012. David Castillo Gallery is presenting Picaresque, an exhibition featuring works by Harumi Abe, Vera Iliatova and Yui Kugimiya. Abe, Iliatova and Kugimiya use oil on canvas to elucidate home as a perpetual maturation of dasein relative to the human body and its environment. Home is not a haven but a hermeneutics of suspicion ripe for ... +

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February 2012. ArtCenter/South Florida’s Board of Directors has named Maria Del Valle Hernandez as Executive Director. An incubator for contemporary art, the organization serves its community with dynamic education programs, juried artist exhibitions and 40 artist-in-residence studios at 800, 810 and 924 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach.  Del Valle Hernandez joins ACSF as a leader in the industry with more than 20 years ... +

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February 2012. New World School of the Arts was one of two schools nationwide selected by the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz this year to represent the National Endowment for the Arts [NEA] in a national “Peer-to-Peer Jazz Education” tour. With lead funding from the NEA, the Institute will introduce the program in Santa Fe and Albuquerque public schools February 27 – ... +

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February 2012. Arts for Learning (A4L) has announced its most recent appointments to the A4L Board of Directors: Daniel Lewis, founding Dean of Dance, New World School of the Arts, and Susan Kelley, Co-Owner, Kelley Roy Gallery. The current A4L Board now has 13 members representing businesses or organizations that actively support Miami-Dade cultural arts. “Daniel and Susan bring a wonderfully diverse ... +

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The 29th Annual Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) will shine a spotlight on four up-and-coming directors from around the world, most who will be presenting their films in the U.S./North America for the first time. Joong-Hyun Kim, Alejandro Landes, Pippo Mezzapesa, and Susan Youssef are this year’s featured 4 World Directors to Watch. “Original, unique rhythms and personalities are uncommon among very ... +

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A Partnership between One Sotheby’s International Realty and Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation (CIFO)February 2012. One Sotheby’s International Realty, the leading luxury real estate firm throughout South Florida, is pleased to announce ONE CIFO Project, a groundbreaking fundraising partnership with the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation (CIFO). Their combined efforts raise funds the foundation, to further its mission to support emerging and mid-career artists ... +

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February 2012. The “3rd Annual Middle School Art Festival” at Archbishop Curley Notre Dame 6 to 12 Prep allowed young artists the chance to experience life as professional artists.  Thirty-five pieces of work from Miami-Dade Catholic middle school students will be exhibited through February 22, 2012. ACND Gallery of Art at Archbishop Curley Notre Dame 6 to 12 Prep, 4949 NE 2nd ... +

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February 2012. “Can posters stop a disease? Obviously not! But depending on where they are made and who they impact, they can make a huge difference. They may only be paper, but they are tough and durable,” wrote art director and author Steven Heller in the exhibition catalog for Graphic Intervention: 25 Years of International AIDS Awareness Posters, 1985 – 2010, organized ... +

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Jan 16, 2011. 6:30 p.m. The newest art gallery in Coral Gables, ArtSight, is inviting the public to be part of their grand opening celebration featuring a ribbon cutting ceremony with the mayor of Coral Gables, Jim Cason. ArtSight Gallery is an alliance of three sculptors and three painters bringing their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit to the Gables. The six artists, Carol ... +

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Dec 14, 2011. The Cleveland Orchestra announces that single tickets are now on sale for programs in the Orchestra’s sixth Miami season, which includes a series of subscription concerts co-presented with the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County as well as music education and outreach activities throughout the Miami-Dade community. Music Director Franz Welser-Möst will lead the Orchestra ... +

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Nov 2011. Audrey Michelle Gair, a June 2011 graduate of the New World School of the Arts (NWSA) high school, Miami was selected as the 2011 National Latino Art Beat competition winner. Gairs’ artwork titled “Mi Cultura”, is an acrylic on canvas self-portrait. Gair states that she got her “inspiration for the Latino Art Beat competition from her Latino culture (Costa Rican, ... +

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From Nov 6, 2011 through Sept 30, 2012. Re-Framing the Feminine demonstrates the varied strategies employed by female photographers to frame their experiences using the technology of film photography and digital media. Curated by Dina Mitrani, Miami-based photography curator and gallerist, Re-Framing the Feminine will include approximately fifty works. Its aim is to demonstrate what is particularly female in the capture and/or ... +

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Nov 6th, 2011. 8:00 – 12:00 a.m. The Auction Project is a published catalogue dedicated to representing single artworks made by young and emerging artists. The catalogue is produced in a traditional auction catalogue format, documenting the artwork and artists with short essays and providing market values. However, with the intention of creating a new platform for appreciating and purchasing artwork, The ... +

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November 2011. Miami International Film Festival (MIFF), produced and presented by Miami Dade College (MDC), today announced the launch of a Kickstarter project for its “Florida Focus” program. An annual celebration of made/set-in-Florida films, the program’s overall objective is to provide local producers and filmmakers an important and essential opportunity to exhibit their talent within an international film festival model (provided by ... +

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Wolfsonian Museum – FIU. Oct 28, 2011. 7:00 p.m. “Digital design is not simply a means to an end, but is opening doors for different kinds of sensibility of design – it is opening up a Pandora’s box of new possibilities for architecture,” says Eric Goldemberg, author of the newly published book Pulsation in Architecture. Goldemberg presents his book as part of ... +

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Oct 2011. Florida Grand Opera (FGO) is proud to announce the appointment of a new Managing Director, Kevin G. Mynatt, who concurrently serves as the company’s Director of Production. FGO also welcomes Erin Turner in the role of Technical Director. As Managing Director, Mynatt will oversee all day-to-day operations for the company and report to General Director and CEO Bob Heuer. He ... +

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From Oct 26 through Nov 9, 2011. A major milestone in the life of New World School of the Arts, the Dance for the Community dance series is part of the young arts institution’s 25th Anniversary celebration. “The South Florida community has played an integral role in the growth and achievements of NWSA – and what better way to demonstrate our gratitude ... +

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Fall 2011. After 20 successful seasons, Miami Dade College’s (MDC) premier performing arts series, Cultura del Lobo, has changed its name to MDC Live! Performing Arts Series. When the series was inaugurated in 1991, it was limited to the Wolfson Campus (hence the name – a Spanish twist on Wolfson – “Lobo”) and served as a platform for progressive, mostly Latin American ... +

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Oct 2011. Miami Beach’s Collins Waterfront Architectural District is one step closer to being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The State of Florida’s Historic Preservation Review Board voted unanimously to recommend that the federal government list the district on its prestigious register. The effort to obtain the listing was the result of the hard work of many dedicated historic ... +

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Sept 2011. Classical South Florida announced that it is expanding its public radio service in Palm Beach County. On September 14, 2011, WPBI 90.7 FM began broadcasting an all-classical music format, with NPR News headlines heard during morning and evening drive times. News fans in the region hear a new public radio service at a different frequency – 101.9 FM – and ... +

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Sept, 2011. Modeled after the Ecole du Louvre, in France the Art History Institute, a collaboration of Bass Museum of Art and New World School of the Arts (NWSA), will provide an intensive one-year art history seminar to every first year student in NWSA’s Visual Arts College Program. As of September 2011, 40 students will come to the Bass Museum on Miami ... +

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Mary Lisa Burns. After months of a national search, New World School of the Arts has selected dancer and educator Mary Lisa Burns as its new dean of dance. The seasoned administrator, who comes to NWSA with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of dance education administration, will head the high school and college dance programs at NWSA. “It ... +

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Summer 2011. NWSA Theater alumni have once again been acclaimed by the New Times for their exceptional contribution to theater in our community. Hailed as Best New Play was The Brothers Beckett by David Sirois – 2009 college graduate. Other remarkable work by Sirois includes the Naked Stage 24 Hour Play, Sexual Perversity in Chicago, and Farragout North. The title of Best ... +

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New World School of the Arts. Summer 2011. Twenty visual arts students from the NWSA college program just returned from a two-week journey to Europe. Accompanied by their sponsors Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz, along with their dean and professor, the group had the opportunity to experience the artistic wonders and vibrant cultures that sets these two cities apart. “While traveling ... +

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Summer 2011. Award winning artist Ted VanCleave has released “Furry Android” and “Shaggy Peace Sign”, the first two creations from his new Pop Art series titled “Shaggy Symbols”. VanCleave’s Shaggy Symbols incorporate iconic images of today much as Pop artists portrayed popular culture in the 1960’s. “Today’s icons differ from past icons like soup cans and Brillo boxes in that they speak ... +

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Florida Grand Opera is proud to announce West-Palm-based soprano Nadine Sierra’s debut with the company in Rigoletto’s leading female role as Gilda next season. “It has always been an important part of FGO’s mission to foster and further young talent in South Florida. We have a long and proud history of showcasing promising artists at the dawn of their careers and it ... +

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Summer 2011. Primary Flight has recently partnered up with the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation to create a block-sized mural by a Miami-based artist from Latin America at the non-profit organization’s CIFO Art Space. Slated for completion in September 2011 to inaugurate CIFO’s 6th cycle of the Grants and Commissions Program Exhibition, the collaboration also supports Fund-A-Project – the organization’s micro-finance initiative currently ... +

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First Spanish Conductor to Lead a Major American Opera Company. Summer 2011. Following a careful three-year search, Florida Grand Opera is proud to announce the appointment of Spanish conductor Ramon Tebar as Music Director, effective June 1, 2011. “As a company that has taken pride in developing young artists, we are proud to welcome such a blossoming talent as Ramon Tebar to ... +

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Summer 2011. Classical South Florida, the largest listener-supported broadcaster of classical music in South Florida, announced that it has completed its purchase of WXEL-FM. The transfer of the WXEL-FM license to Classical South Florida, which was recently approved by the Federal Communications Commission, strengthens the availability and reach of public radio throughout the region. “This is an exciting day for public radio ... +

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May 2011. After three wonderful years in the Miami Design District, Wolfgang Roth & Partners Fine Art is excited to announce that they are moving to Miami Beach. For the upcoming years, the gallery will be working on private sales and selected projects in Miami and abroad. Their first one will be “The Ship of Tolerance” by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, which ... +

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Summer 2011. Miami Light Project Executive and Artistic Director, Elizabeth Boone is pleased to announce the line up of non profit arts organizations that will be tenants in the soon to be completed Wynwood performance space, The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse. The M Ensemble Theater Company and Arts for Learning will join Miami Light Project at the newly named facility, The ... +

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Jun 2011. Miami Dade College (MDC) has become the new home of the renowned Cintas Fellows Collection, the largest collection anywhere of Cuban art outside of Cuba. On an extended loan to MDC by the Cintas Foundation, the collection is comprised of nearly 300 pieces by artists of Cuban descent who have received prestigious Cintas Fellowships, awarded since 1963. The collection was ... +

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May 2011. Florida Grand Opera (FGO) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Director of Development, Thomas Schramm, effective immediately. “Over and above his years of experience, Tom brings a true dedication and leadership to his work. We are excited to have found someone who shares our views on donor relations, believing in the development of long lasting relationships that ... +

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Apr 2011. Paolo Schellino, Founder and CEO of Light of Creativity opened its doors to his new workshop located in South Miami Beach at 124 11th Street, near the former Versace Mansion (between Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue). Light of Creativity Inc. promotes creative people with unique talents. It is more than just a new exhibition space set in virtually uncharted territory; ... +

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Apr 2011. New World School of the Arts’ high school senior Stephanie Maitre has become a 2011 Posse Foundation Scholar. Starting this fall, the 18-year old trilingual vocalist will be attending Mount Holyoke College on a scholarship offered by the Posse Foundation. “The students at New World School of the Arts view the Posse Foundation as a symbolic bridge between the high ... +

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Apr 2011. The 6th edition of the Sicilian Film Festival (SFF) of Miami Beach closed Wednesday, April 13, 2011 with the traditional dinner held at ‘Villa Viscuso’ – Miami Beach residence of Emanuele Viscuso, SFF President. In attendance were many international personalities known for their commitment to the world of culture, art, cinema, and business.  The festivities have yet to end as ... +

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New World Center. May 15, 2011. 1:00 p.m. For the first time ever, this year’s YoungArts winners from across the state of Florida and alumna Yara Travieso, 2005 Winner in Dance, will be sharing the stage to bring you YoungArts Florida Celebration 2011 – a free public performance hosted at master architect Frank Gehry’s newly built New World Center which will showcase ... +

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Apr 28, 2011. As Brazilians pour into Miami, one of the original pioneers to bring the country’s influence to market celebrates culture and style at the new Artefacto Aventura showroom. An arrival inspired by Copacabana Sidewalk in Rio, flanked by models in Zingara’s sophisticated Brazilian cut bathing suits, will welcome guests into 40,000 square feet of contemporary luxury. Artefacto’s expansive showroom in ... +

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June 2011. Following a careful three-year search, Florida Grand Opera announces the appointment of Spanish conductor Ramon Tebar as Music Director, effective June 1, 2011. “As a company that has taken pride in developing young artists, we are proud to welcome such a blossoming talent as Ramon Tebar to Florida Grand Opera,” said General Director and CEO Bob Heuer. “His background, youthful ... +

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Deadline: May 30, 2011. WAN Interiors + Design Lighting Awards 2011 are now open for entries. The award celebrates and promotes the best in international lighting products and projects, attracting entries from all over the world and providing a global platform to showcase new designs. The WAN Interiors + Design Lighting Awards showcase the best from within the lighting industry. The award ... +

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Represents U.S. in the International Tchaikovsky Competition. At the ripe young age of 16, Anna Maria Litvinenko is the youngest competitor that will perform in the respected International Tchaikovsky Competition, this year comprised of four music categories, 25 countries, and 122 musicians. Anna, a junior in the New World School of the Arts (NWSA) high school program, is an accomplished cellist who ... +

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From Apr 8 through May 31, 2011. For its second exhibition, Myra Galleries is proudly introducing artists from the eastern and far eastern parts of the world, specifically from Korea, Australia and Iran. Artist Kwon Soon IK was born in South Korea in 1959. “In my recent works, simple and every day objects often appear as main subject matters. Those things such ... +

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Mar 2011. After a long wait and much passion and hard work, the Miami Beach Cinematheque has finally opened again, at its new home made possible by a wide variety of people who were determined to put the appreciation of the art of cinema on the map in Miami Beach. Board Members and Founding Circle Members, Corporate Sponsors, Foundations, Designers, Craftsmen, Individuals ... +

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February 2011. Today’s artists are a determined bunch, melding resources, circumstances, and experiences with the expertise learned through their traditional and contemporary fine art practice. The reGENERATION exhibit celebrates these artists. The Deering Estate at Cutler congratulates this generation’s emerging and contemporary artists selected for the 2011 ArtSoBay exhibit: Kerry Phillips, Gavin Perry, George Sanchez, Felice Grodin, Sarah Karl, Jen Stark, Raul ... +

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February 2011. Leading international “green” architect Chad Oppenheim was selected by top Philippine developer, The Net Group, to design the nation’s first certified green project. The Net Metropolis is the flagship pilot development of the recently created Philippine Green Building Council (PHILGBC) to answer to the local environment’s specific needs. Oppenheim, who has a growing reputation for his green design work, participated ... +

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March 9, 2011. For three years, contemporary art filmmakers Wet Heat Project captured turning point moments and events in the career rise of ambitious, Miami-based conceptual artist Bert Rodriguez as he ventured beyond the hometown borders and penetrated a national and international art market. On March 9, 2011 the Project’s feature documentary film “making sh*t up” will be presented as an official selection ... +

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December 2010. The Sundance Institute selected Key Biscayne native Daniel Cardenas’s short animation “Xemoland”, about a seven year-old boy who believes there is an alternate reality on Key Biscayne, for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival’s Short Film Program in January. Sundance received a record 6,467 short film submissions for its 2011 festival. Xemoland was one of only four U.S. animated shorts chosen. ... +

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Exactly one year after the Haitian earthquake, Wednesday, January 12, 2010 will mean a solemn day of personal reflection for the students, faculty, and alumni of Archbishop Curley Notre Dame. Their day will begin with prayers of remembrance for families and friends who perished and an extended hand of support for the displaced students who have found a new home at ACND. ... +

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December 2010. Winners of the 2010 DawnTown architecture competition, which invited innovative designs for a seaplane terminal on an island in downtown Miami, were announced on December 3rd, at an award ceremony that featured remarks by world-famous architects Chad Oppenheim and Terry Riley. 1st Prize: Team “CA Landscape”, including Trevor Curtis and Sylvia Kim, from Seoul, South Korea, with its design entitled ... +

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Nov 15th, 2010. 7:30 p.m. WLRN’s ArtStreet Project will feature the cultural photographer on Monday, November 15th, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. The interview will feature photographs from Cuba, Morocco, India, and other parts of the world. Mr. Benowitz has received numerous honors and awards. His highly acclaimed photo, “Behind the Wall,” received national recognition at Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation’s Holocaust Remembrance Project ... +

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October 2010. The Kresge Foundation, located near Detroit, Michigan, has awarded the Bakehouse Art Complex (BAC) a $46,000 technical assistance grant through its 2010 Arts and Culture Program. Kresge funding is rare in the state of Florida and the foundation has only awarded a handful of grants locally over its 86-year history. Kresge Foundation’s newly instituted national arts strategy recognizes that well-capitalized ... +

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Oct 2nd, 2010 through April 21st, 2011. The Masterworks Season at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County will provide classical music and dance performances through 2013, with new support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The $600,000 grant, part of Knight Foundation’s national Arts Program, will be matched with $1.2 million of private sector ... +

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Oct 15th, 2010. 6:00 p.m. Tarell Alvin McCraney, award-winning international playwright will be offering a special gift to New World School of the Arts to celebrate his 30th birthday to launch NWSA’s 2010-2011 theater season. The prolific playwright has planned a special VIP reception and staged reading performance at New World School of the Arts to raise much needed funds for the ... +

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Oct 15th, 2010. The Coral Gables Art Cinema finally opens on October 15th, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. with the Florida theatrical premiere of Freakonomics, the funny and insightful feature film based on the bestselling book. That Friday there will be a Gala fundraising screening and party as well. The Cinema is a seven-days-a-week, year-round venue. There are a total of 144 seats ... +

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New Horizons Band. September 2010. The University of Miami Frost School of Music is now host to the New Horizons Band in Miami, an organization geared toward senior adults (age 50+) who want to learn or relearn to play a musical instrument. There are currently 150 New Horizons Music Programs nationwide, and The Frost School has also taken the initiative to teach ... +

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January 2010. Miami-raised artist Daniel Arsham and his collaborative practice Snarkitecture have been commissioned to create two large signature features for Miami’s new Florida Marlins ballpark. The new 37,000-seat stadium, situated on the site of the former Orange Bowl in Little Havana, is scheduled to open in 2012. The $5.3 million Art in Public Places budget, a requirement for all new Miami-Dade ... +

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January 2010. Performing Arts Network (PAN), retakes center stage in a temporary facility at 13146 W. Dixie Highway in North Miami following a devastating fire that destroyed its former studio and black-box theatre in June 2009. “We have scheduled a well rounded season of performances and classes in music, dance and theatre for people of all ages,” says Artist Director Ilisa Rosal. ... +

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Girl’s Club Collection. January 2010. Girls’ Club, a non-profit alternative space exhibiting contemporary art by women, will mount its first solo exhibition by a South Florida artist, thanks to a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation’s Knight Arts Challenge. One of twenty Knight Arts Challenge winners emerging from 1,562 applications, Girls’ Club received $10,000 to produce a site-specific ... +

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December 2009. A new Locust Projects initiative will increase exposure to contemporary art by commissioning works to be exhibited on billboards throughout Miami-Dade County, thanks to the support of The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The Billboard Project, part of Locust Projects: Out of the Box (OOTB) program aims to challenge the billboard as a tool for commercial advertising while ... +

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January 2010. YoungArts, the core program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts will bring three world-renowned artists to Miami January 11th through 16th, to serve as Master Teachers for YoungArts Week as part of the Aon-sponsored Legacy Master Class Series. Every year YoungArts selects up to 150 of the nation’s most talented 17-18 year old artists to travel to ... +

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From Oct 10th through Nov 21st, 2009. Calix Gustav Gallery just opened its doors in Wynwood with the exhibition Mafiart. The exhibition’s namesake, Mafiart, is a light installation by French artist Klaus Guingand, which will be featured at the opening. Also on view will be works by up and coming artists Judith Gilmer, Chris Chavers, Janet M. Mueller, Michael Lindabury and Lazaro ... +

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From Jun 26th through Jul 7th, 2008.Legendary Music icon Ringo Starr presents his artistic vision with a visual art show at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, located at State Road 7 in Hollywood, FL. The show will feature limited edition works all created and individually hand-signed by the former Beatle, and all Ringo’s proceeds will go to benefit the Lotus ... +

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Spring Camp. From Mar 31st through Apr 4th, 2008. Spring Break Camp at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is for youngsters from six to thirteen. The program is design to spark children’s imagination and creativity, as they become puppet masters and puppet designers. Students at Spring Arts Camp will explore Japan and make puppets from across Asia including a Chinese ... +

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Stimulating Lincoln Road Revelers during Sleepless Night Event. November 3rd, 2007. ArtCenter / South Florida will join the Miami Beach cultural and business community in celebrating the inaugural Sleepless Night event on November 3rd, 2007, from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. ACSF will host three exhibitions including a video installation by artist Dr. Muu; a Chus Garcia Fraile installation of giant Post-It ... +

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The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. From Oct 8th through Oct 13th, 2007. The art and culture of Contemporary Cuba will be explored onstage at the Historic Asolo Theater in a series of films, lectures, and music presented in conjunction with the exhibition Cuba Avant-Garde: Contemporary Art from the Farber Collection at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art.  ... +

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