JESÚS 'AGUAJE' RAMOS KEEPS MUSIC OF BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB ALIVE

It would be hard to imagine a better group of artists to bring to life the golden age of Cuban music that the one Ry Cooder...

By Helena Alonso Paisley

REVIEW: APOCALYPTIC 'RAGWEEDS' AT LAKEHOUSERANCH IS ODDLY INTRIGUING

A golden stag shirtless in gold boxer shorts. A female Mothman pauses at one point because she needs to pick her kids up for soccer practice.

By Michelle F. Solomon

BALANCHINE, MENDELSSOHN Y EL MAR DEL SUR DE LA FLORIDA: MIAMI CITY BALLET REPONE 'UN SUEÑO DE UNA NOCHE DE VERANO'

El viernes 18 de octubre, el Miami City Ballet (MCB) regresa al Ziff Ballet Opera House del Arsht Center de Miami con su encantadora...

Por Orlando Taquechel

HIJAS DEL MIEDO, DOS TESTIMONIOS QUE INAUGURARON LA TEMPORADA DE LA NEW WORLD SYMPHONY

Por coincidencias bien conocidas por todos, las dos obras elegidas para el inicio de la temporada de la New World Symphony (NWS) no pudieron... Por Sebastián Spreng

FUNDARTE CELEBRARÁ ZUNZÚN CHILDREN'S FEST 2024 CON OBRA TEATRAL Y CONCIERTO

La novena edición del esperado ZunZún Children`s Fest, uno de los múltiples proyectos de la prestigiosa organización multidisciplinaria FUNDarte...

Por Jesús Vega

'ENO': A GENERATIVE DOCUMENTARY THAT CHANGES WITH EACH SCREENING

Over the last 50 years, British artist Brian Eno, has altered the way music is made. Defying characterization, this self described...

Blog post by Gina Margillo

EMMA SAIZ'S 'DEERING TILES': WHERE TRADITION, IDENTITY, AND RESILIENCE MEET

The rise of modern architecture in the 1920s and 1930s brought with it a wave of minimalist ideals, rejecting decorative elements in favor...

By Miguel Sirgado

LOCUST PROJECTS CELEBRATES LATEST WORKS WITH INDOOR TIANGIUS MARKET

Two site-specific exhibitions at Little River’s Locust Projects, engage with themes of identity, pop culture, and the intersection of Latin American and American media.

By Flor Franceschetti

AT THE CAMP GALLERY, ANCIENT LYSISTRATA OPEN DOORS FOR 'WE GOT THE POWER'

Melanie Prapopoulos, founder and director of North Miami’s The CAMP Gallery, says she has been thinking about the Aristophanes play...

By Karen-Janine Cohen