Slideshows
- Wynwood Hearts Artist Collective Hosting Basel Closing Bash on Monday at the LAB
- Stephanie Hutin's Art Captures Coming of Age in a Vanished Miami
- Women-Led "Auto Body" Explores Breadth of Human Emotion Through Film,...
- Meet Lena Marquise, the Performance Artist Behind the Vagina Phone Charger...
- Dwyane Wade Sneakers, Hennessy, and the Mass Commercialism of Art Basel...
- Art Selfies Galore at PAMM's Art Basel Birthday (Photos)
- Karen Finley Wants to Paint Your Psychic Energy
- Primary Projects' "International Friendship Exhibition": American Kitsch...
- The Nutcracker Makes Its Way Around Miami's Ballets
- The Ten Best Things To Do This Weekend in Miami
- Artist Jorge Enrique Enjoys Fame in Europe While Working Anonymously in Wynwood
- Folding the Black Flag at Space Mountain
- "We Really Don't Need Men:" Second Annual Celebration of Women in Art
- Peter Marino's One Way at Bass: Luxury and Leather Done Right
- MSG Cartel's Locals Only Art Basel Show: "Paintings That Don't Cost Thousands"
- Baz Luhrmann Dazzles at Basel, While Local Gallery Snubs Us
- The Historic Lyric Theater Keeps It Local, Debuts Purvis Young Exhibition
- Israeli Director Blends World Dance and Music Into One Vision
- Philip Haas Unveils "Four Seasons" at Pinecrest Gardens
- Pearl Paint Art Supply Store Recreated in Wynwood
Arts Features
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Terrence McNally's Mothers and Sons, which opened last weekend at GableStage, is a profound inquiry into the human condition, delivered in a... More >>
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For Fredric Snitzer, the magic has vanished from Miami's hottest cultural district. The pioneering gallery owner has launched the careers of... More >>
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Ground Up and Rising, the minimalist Miami theater company, is still at war. Two months after its production of Bill Cain's 9 Circles dramatized... More >>
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Carlos Martiel is a living, breathing work of art. The 25-year-old has sewn a business suit onto his body. He's cloaked himself in burlap covered... More >>
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It's August and the galleries are mostly closed or operating on short hours. The big-name artists have hightailed it for cooler climes. So how to... More >>
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When was the last time you checked your local Craigslist personals? The sad messages, often written in broken English, present a bleak, pervy... More >>
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There is a place called Centralia, whose citizens are called Centralians. It is not the product of a science-fiction writer's imagination. It is... More >>
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Adler Guerrier was born in Port-au-Prince in 1975. He moved to Miami 12 years later with his father, an electrician, and his mom, who now works... More >>
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Patricia Hernandez would like to sell you an island. Don't worry — she's not another airhead celebrity realtor bidding for a Bravo TV... More >>
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In 2006, Oliver Sanchez transformed the implausible into reality. "I tarred and feathered a classic Rolls-Royce Corniche convertible," the... More >>
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In 1983, nine Cuban exile artists came together and exhibited their works in a show called "The Miami Generation." They didn't know it then, but... More >>
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The Arsht Center's Ziff Ballet Opera House is about to get wet. Very wet. The sort of wet that if the water were the result of natural causes, it... More >>
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As one character in Bill Cain's sobering, antiwar psychodrama 9 Circles puts it, "terrible things happen" in war. It's the sort of indisputable,... More >>
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Farley Aguilar answers the door of a modest Edgewater duplex while clutching a frosty gin and tonic and sporting a teardrop-creased fedora that... More >>
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If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall," the Russian writer Anton Chekhov supposedly once said, "in the second... More >>
