MIAMI ARTISTS' BOOK FAIR TROPIC BOUND SPEAKS VOLUMES IN ITS 2ND EDITION

Two years ago, a very different kind of art fair debuted in Miami. Tropic Bound, founded by a trio of women in the city’s art scene...

By Douglas Markowitz

GABLESTAGE TRANSFORMS INTO A SOUTHERN PLANTATION HOUSE AND THE AUDIENCE GOES INSIDE

It’s summer in Arkansas and members of the Lafayette family arrive after the brood’s patriarch has died. By Michelle F. Solomon

GATHER 'ROUND'S 'LIVE MUSIC AND MEDITATION SPECTACLE' A COMMUNAL HAPPENING

There was a time before streaming apps, stadium tours, and a multi-billion-dollar music industry churning disposable... By Fernando Gonzalez

'CELIA CRUZ: WORK' AT MDC'S MUSEUM OF ART AND DESIGN RECOGNIZES SINGER'S LABORS OF LOVE

If there’s any doubt of the cultural impact Celia Cruz has had over the past century, consider the following: In 1994, Cruz received...

By Miguel Sirgado

REVIEW: 'BAD DOG' AT MIAMI NEW DRAMA TACKLES THE ART WORLD, IDENTITY, AND A DOG'S LIFE

In 1974, German Conceptual artist Joseph Beuys arrived by plane to New York City. He was met by assistants who wrapped him...

By Michelle F. Solomon

REVIEW: 'JERSEY BOYS' AT ACTORS' PLAYHOUSE A CERTIFIED HIT

“Jersey Boys” has finally arrived at Actors’ Playhouse in a lively production sure to have audiences on their feet, mouthing the words, and surreptitiously singing along. By Mary Damiano

FOUNDER OF MIAMI'S THE GOODS RELEASES SONG TO HELP CALIFORNIA

You may remember Jim Camacho from the iconic Miami band The Goods, which he founded with his brother John. Blog post by Michelle F. Solomon