“Imamou” explores the beauty of a traditional Haitian folk dance. The film will be shown as part of ScreenDance Miami on Saturday, Jan. 24 at Perez Art Museum Miami. (Photo… Continue reading ScreenDance Miami Returns, Exploring Dance and Identity
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“Imamou” explores the beauty of a traditional Haitian folk dance. The film will be shown as part of ScreenDance Miami on Saturday, Jan. 24 at Perez Art Museum Miami. (Photo… Continue reading ScreenDance Miami Returns, Exploring Dance and Identity
Written By Douglas Markowitz November 23, 2025 at 9:52 PM James Sprang’s “Take Me Home” is part of the sixth edition of “No Vacancy,” an art exhibition across 12 hotels… Continue reading Artists Transform 12 Miami Beach Hotels For ‘No Vacancy’
Khari Turner’s “Fond Memories of Foliage” (2024) on display at AIRIE’s Nest Gallery’s “Land-Learning.” (Photo courtesy of Artist in Residence in Everglades) The Artist in Residency in Everglades (AIRIE) Nest… Continue reading Exhibition At AIRIE Shows The Value Of Communing With The Land
Christine Dolen was the theater critic for artburstmiami.com after her retirement in 2015 from the Miami Herald. (Photo courtesy of artburstmiami.com) Christine Dolen, the Miami Herald’s theater critic for almost four decades… Continue reading Tribute: Artburst Theater Critic Christine Dolen Will Be Missed
Monica Kim Garza celebrates the female body in her work in the exhibition “She’s A Knockout” at Lowe Art Museum at the University of Miami through Saturday, Sept. 14.… Continue reading Just in Time for the Olympics, Lowe Art Museum’s ‘Knockout’ Takes On Women In Sports
Marshall L. Davis, Sr. honored by Miami-Dade County School Board Member Dorothy Bendross Mindingall surrounded by Davis’s family and staff. Photo courtesy of Gregory F. Reed, MFA. Overwhelmed. Honored.… Continue reading African Heritage Cultural Arts Center to be renamed honoring Marshall Davis, Sr.
Miami New Drama’s original world premiere, “A Wonderful World,” a musical about Louis Armstrong, will open on Broadway in previews in October of 2024 with James Monroe Iglehart in the… Continue reading From Miami Beach to NYC: Miami New Drama’s ‘A Wonderful World’ Heading to Broadway
This early version of the newly patented design shows off key traits. Image courtesy Haflete. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is a nationwide network of independently operated… Continue reading Patent Pro Bono Florida helps Independent Inventors
Gladys Ramirez has some big shoes to fill taking over for Susi Westfall, City Theatre’s founder, a fact of which Ramirez is well aware. “They’re big shoes to fill, everyone… Continue reading NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT CITY THEATRE HAS BIG SHOES TO FILL
Panelists (L-R) Florencia Franceschetti, moderator and founder of Raygun Agency; Allyn Ginns Ayers LegalARTLink Director at Locust Projects; Michelle Solomon, editor of Artburst Miami and Miami Art Zine and Aurelio… Continue reading Homework Gallery is a pop up gallery space serving Miami’s career artists