Editorial
Mosaic Theatre
By Abel S.
By Abel S.
Hollywood producers have done the subject of Iraq and the War on Terrorism to death over the past years.
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Editorial
NAEMI Annual Exhibition
By Abel S.
By Abel S.
The National Art Exhibition by the Mentally Ill (NAEMI) holds its 22nd edition this month. Proof that art is often found in the unlikeliest of places, this organization focuses on presenting the work of the mentally ill to South Florida audiences with a mission that is stated on their website:
Editorial
Noches de Poesia at Zu Galeria Fine Arts
By Abel S.
By Abel S.
Manny Lopez of Zu Galeria Fine Arts on Miami’s Calle Ocho has taken it upon himself to promote the literary arts in our city through a series of nights in which he dedicates his space to intimate Poetry Readings.
Editorial
Romance in a Can Film Festival
By Abel S.
By Abel S.
Haven’t we grown tired yet of paying $9.00 to see blockbuster after blockbuster of explosions, AK-47s, and end of days scenarios?
Editorial
Jen Stark’s color-minded hands
By Cara Despain
By Cara Despain
There is something unavoidably charming and analog about Jen Stark’s work. The tactile, precise-yet-handmade quality of her paper sculptures and animations is something that feels somehow influenced, in part, by her visual generation.
Editorial
Video Art. What does Miami see?
By Anne Tschida
By Anne Tschida
While out walking a Second Saturday last March on NW 2nd Avenue in the middle of the street, I could see Marilyn Minter’s crazy-beautiful video on the back wall of David Castillo’s gallery.
Editorial
Then and Now
By Steve Mayo
By Steve Mayo
Bass Museum of art offers a look at contemporary art Back then, John Bass, a talented musician and artist, born in 1891 in Vienna, wanted to study art but his father sent him to business school.
Dance
Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami
By Fran Robbins
By Fran Robbins
Sometimes progress is made by revering the past When Pedro Pablo Peña dreams, he dreams big. It is not just his own dance company that he wants in Miami, it must be ballet; and not just ballet but specifically classical ballet. Peña wants entire programs performed to the rigorous, traditional standards taught in the Cuban School of Ballet, and he wants a … +
Editorial
Humberto Castro. Draw-Wings: A Retrospective. 1990-2010
By Abel S.
By Abel S.
Cuban Artist Humberto Castro exhibits his work at Miami’s Calle Ocho in a show called “Draw- Wings: A Retrospective 1990- 2010”, which is just that, a retro- spective collection of drawings by the artist dating back to the 90’s that had not been shown in Miami since around ‘93. During a re- cent conversation with the artist, he tells me, “Yes, I … +
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