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In the window of a Walgreens in Miami Beach, a community with a high concentration of Jewish residents and a reputation as an international hub for arts and culture...

Oolite Arts, a local nonprofit and residency program for artists, announced the appointment of its interim CEO following the retirement of the organization’s previous leader earlier this month.

Oolite Arts announces that Dennis Scholl, who led the transformation of Oolite Arts into one of Florida’s largest artist support organizations, will be retiring this year after six years as president and CEO.

We are pleased to announce a new partnership and co-publishing relationship with Miami visual arts non-profit Oolite Arts, and the appointment of Contributing Editor, Miami Jason Katz.

The pandemic disrupted our way of life, but it also delivered us back to nature and the wilderness during a time of confinement.

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’s top story.

About five years ago, Oolite Arts’ board chairwoman Kim Kovel visited the Cranbrook art center in Michigan.

Oolite Arts announced today it has acquired new works from seven Miami-based artists, launching the organization’s first collection.