ARTISTS
2022
Miami plans to sell 5,000 digital art pieces as part of a new partnership with Time Magazine to support artists and generate revenue for the city and publisher.
2020
On a corner at the edge of Wynwood, Chire Regans paints under a blue tent, the thumping of a boom box blasting Miami bass guiding her hand.
It鈥檚 been a tough year for public art events: this year鈥檚 Art Basel Miami Beach was called off amidst COVID restrictions and financial struggles for the fair鈥檚 event management company.
The Bakehouse Art Complex hopes to raise $100,000 in its inaugural sale to help artists amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Of all the cultural formats, visual arts would seem the most easily adapted to the COVID era.
This misbegotten year, 2020, has emerged as a collision of crises. COVID-19, racial injustice, the economy and immigration dominate headlines, sometimes simply trading positions as the day鈥檚 top story.
Of all the cultural formats, visual arts would seem the most easily adapted to the COVID era.
When curators and friends Luna Goldberg and Laura Novoa saw the havoc that the COVID-19-related shutdown was causing within the arts community, they decided they had to take action.
It was late July, and this was how we wandered.
2019
The Bakehouse Art Complex in Miami鈥檚 Wynwood district鈥攁 nonprofit that offers studio residencies and provides local creatives with access to classrooms; exhibition spaces; a photography lab; and ceramics, woodworking, and welding facilities鈥攚ants to expand the scope of its...
2016
Titus Kaphar鈥檚 鈥淭he Vesper Project,鈥� the artistic journey of an imaginary 19th-century New England family who passed as white although they were black, features period architecture and photographs.
2015
Beginning at 6pm, today Friday, September 5, 2015, 23+ Miami artists will take center stage as part of the 鈥淎t Home Art鈥� feature at the Miami Home Design and Remodeling Show.
2014
Who hasn鈥檛 stood before a canvas, a sculpture, an assemblage of feathers and wondered, 鈥淲hat was the artist thinking?鈥�
Brazil-born and Miami-based painter Ernesto Kunde talks about Miami inspirations, mangroves and his forthcoming
2013
The executive director of Wynwood鈥檚 Bakehouse Art Complex will retire at the end of the June.