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A Cure for the Artist Studio Conundrum?

A Cure for the Artist Studio Conundrum?

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Knight Arts Challenge Has $2 Million Up for Grabs for South Florida Creatives

By Artburst Miami
Jun 28, 2021

The Arts Challenge awards funding across a range of art forms.
The Future Is Calling: Intimate, Interactive Performance Art Highlights Ecological Crisis

By Tyler Francischine
Jun 9, 2021

Fereshteh Toosi's Oil Ancestors: Metaphysical Hotline puts callers on the line with their future descendants.
Artist Haiiileen Manipulates Light and Color in New “Aura Miiirror” Series

By Carolina Del Busto
May 25, 2021

The Miami native describes her art as “all about light, color, and sound.”
Chris Gollmar Wants You to Scream Out Your Pent-Up Frustration

By Olivia McAuley
Jan 19, 2021

Just Scream asks participants to call in and let it all out.
The Bass and NSU Art Museum Set to Reopen This Week

By Falyn Freyman
Sep 17, 2020

After six lonely months, two South Florida art museums reopen this week.
Johann C. Muñoz’s Virtual Exhibit Works Like a Global Game of Telephone

By Suzannah Friscia
Jun 12, 2020

In "a_part: A Quarantine Collaboration," each artist's submission must build on or draw from the one that preceded it.
State Guidelines Keep Miami Tattoo Shops in Reopening Purgatory

By Francisco Alvarado
May 27, 2020

Floridians can get drive-thru Botox injections, but sitting for a tattoo session remains a no-go.
The Sunny Project Unites Florida Photographers to Raise Funds for COVID-19 Relief

By Carolina Del Busto
May 27, 2020

Florida photographers come together to help struggling mothers during the pandemic.
Comic Anthology Sun and Sand Captures South Florida's Wonderful Weirdness

By Suzannah Friscia
May 15, 2020

A new comic anthology is amplifying local artists.
Dead Sea Soul: Zach Schwartz Turns Skeletons Into Sculptures

By Nicholas Olivera
May 13, 2020

Zachary Schwartz's painstaking reconstructions have given him a deeper appreciation for aquatic life.
Gary Monroe's and Andy Sweet's Photos Recall Bygone Days of Miami Beach

By Dale King
Feb 3, 2020

In the aftermath of Super Bowl LIV, South Beach begins its recovery from a weeklong frenzy of debauchery, adorned as usual by Miami's beautiful young women, who in their brazen paucity of clothing reveal as much about the city's youth culture as they do of their own private spaces.
Rick Allen, Def Leppard's One-Armed Drummer, Also Tries Hand at Painting

By Wendy Rhodes
Jan 10, 2020

Rick Allen lost his left arm to a car accident in 1984. But that didn't stop his drumming and it didn't stop his art. Def Leppard was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last year and Allen is currently touring the country with his one-of-a-kind mixed-media creations.
I Went to an Oprah and Lady Gaga Wellness Seminar While the World Burned

By Celia Almeida
Jan 6, 2020

A little more than 24 hours after I rang in the new decade by sipping a glass of champagne with friends, "World War III" was trending on Twitter. Iranian general Qassim Suleimani had been killed in a drone strike carried out by the United States the second day of the year, and the national conversation...
"Happy!" at NSU Art Museum Will Make You Smile Until It Hurts

By Douglas Markowitz
Nov 14, 2019

There's more than meets the eye at this exhibit, which boasts works by Takeshi Murakami, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Jeff Koons, and other art-world stars.
In "InnerSpace" at Young at Art Museum, Nice'n Easy Explores Dreams and Desires

By Douglas Markowitz
Nov 12, 2019

YAA's latest exhibit, from the creative duo Nice’n Easy, takes inspiration from dream interpretation, Japanese philosophy, and the "cool S" you drew in school.
Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart Drums to Own Beat in Mind-Blowing Paintings

By Wendy Rhodes
Nov 5, 2019

While many musicians create art, few can parallel the one-of-a-kind process developed by Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart, who uses rhythm, science and sometimes drugs to create his inimitable masterpieces.
Cross-Generational Seminole Art Show Kicks Off Heritage Month

By William Flood
Oct 31, 2019

History Fort Lauderdale is celebrating local Seminole artists during Native American Heritage Month in November with the exhibit Patchwork Mosaic: An Indigenous Gathering of Seminole Masterworks.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Grad Photographs Shooting Survivors at Alma Mater

By Naomi Feinstein
Sep 10, 2019

February 14, 2018 was meant to be a Valentine's Day like any other for the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Instead, a day that's meant to celebrate love in all its iterations became forever entwined with scenes of horror.
A Quiet Place Writing Duo on Their New Screamfest, Haunt

By David Rolland
Sep 4, 2019

A couple of hours before the world premiere of their new movie, Haunt, at the Popcorn Frights Film Festival, co-writers and directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods are reminiscing in Fort Lauderdale's Savor Cinema about their youth in Iowa. "Every Halloween, we'd drive out to the middle of nowhere to...
Gay and Here to Stay: Zakar Twins Stage Memoir Send-Up of Mom

By Dale King
Sep 4, 2019

When Michael and Zach Zakar decided six years ago to admit they were gay, the response was mixed. “By the time we were 18, we had come out to all our friends,” says Zach. The response? “OK, cool.” Except for their mom, an uber-Catholic, dedicated homophobe, who bristled at the prospect...