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Published on January 7th, 2023

While Art Basel and Art Miami in December mark South Florida’s traditional art season peak, they now have competition as choice destinations for art and »

Published on January 6th, 2023

The artist Bryce Wymer is a South Florida native based in Brooklyn whose jarring yet pleasing work draws from every brow —- high, middle and »

Published on January 6th, 2023

The Skatalites are one of the reasons for the global appeal of rocksteady, ska and reggae music. Everyone trading in any of these genres today »

Published on January 6th, 2023

The stated mission of Miami’s Nu Deco Ensemble to create “transformative genre-bending musical experiences” is an interesting one considering the already atomized state of modern »

Published on January 6th, 2023

Before marquee gigs at Red Rocks and Electric Forest, the guys in Papadosio were bandmates in Athens, Ohio working out a hybrid strain of psychedelic »

Published on December 29th, 2022

Fire and juggling and lights, oh my! Imagine “The Wizard of Oz” inspired by Cirque du Soleil and the result could be Florida Flow Fest »

Published on December 29th, 2022

A one-night-only presentation of “Fela! The Concert” at the Kravis Center in January won’t be the whole story of this revolutionary musician and bandleader, but »

Published on December 23rd, 2022

A community event that celebrates South Florida at the most beautiful time of the year is only part of the draw at the seventh annual »

Published on December 22nd, 2022

Brian Wagoner, known in the art world as Bunkt_, is no stranger to the brutal and ugly parts of life. His artist statement online cites »

Published on December 21st, 2022

PURCHASE RHEA’S WORK HERE  AND FOLLOW HER ON INSTAGRAM @rheadrawing   »

Published on December 20th, 2022

There were no upsides to the pandemic but there were consolations: an outpouring of new music from people stuck at home; and ideas for connecting »

Published on December 20th, 2022

Magic. City. Hippies. Seems innocuous enough when split three ways – and definitely not three words you’d use to describe Miami of late. The magic »