Email from

What's new on Artburst this week.

Artburst is a dynamic source for arts and culture coverage in Miami-Dade County. New articles and blog posts are added regularly - here's what's new!

URBAN FILM FESTIVAL PAVES WAY FOR ASPIRING FILMMAKERS, WORLD PREMIERES

The 10th Annual Urban Film Festival (UFF) brings three days of film screenings, master classes, and networking events to Miami.

By Jonel Juste

$11.5 MILLION COULD BE REINSTATED TO MIAMI-DADE'S CULTURAL ARTS COMMUNITY

It is by far the best news that the Miami-Dade arts and cultural community has received since the FY2025-26 budget proposal was announced in July. By Michelle F. Solomon

40TH ANNIVERSARY OOLITE EXHIBITION LOOKS AT THE PAST, ENVISIONS THE FUTURE

How do you distill 40 years of Miami art history into one exhibition? This was the dilemma faced by artist William Cordova when he was asked to curate an anniversary show for Oolite Arts, an organization whose scope and impact is both influential and tough to summarize.

By Douglas Markowitz

EL ESPERADO REGRESO DEL FESTIVAL DE CANTE FLAMENCO DE PACO Y CELIA FONTE

Hay un evento anual que tiene lugar en Miami y es esperado siempre con enorme interés, donde el espectador es transportado como por arte de magia a un lugar lejano de España...

Por Orlando Taquechel

EL 'NOIR' DE MIAMI EN EL KOUBEK CENTER... UN EVENTO DEDICADO AL GÉNERO POLICIAL

Las calles de Miami cambiarán su color habitual, ese que se asocia a los tonos tropicales, para volverse de un negro intenso.

Por Hernan Vera Alvarez

THE FOUR-DIMENSIONAL KINETICS OF GESTURE IN FOUR EXHIBITIONS AT MINDY SOLOMON GALLERY

At Mindy Solomon Gallery, in Miami’s ever-growing Allapattah Arts district, are four concurrent exhibitions by Victoria Martinez, Ali Smith and Andrew Casto, Heather Rubinstein, and Xavier Baxter. By Erin Parish

Share Artburst Miami with Friends on Social Media

Share This Email

THE SOURCE FOR MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ARTS IN MIAMI.

Artburst Miami is made possible with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor, and the Board of County Commissioners.