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Articles

Miami Artist Antonia Wright Awarded $50,000 Knight Foundation Grant

1 week ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

Tucked underneath the overpass and adjacent to the Miami River is artist Antonia Wright's studio. She shares the space with longtime collaborator Ruben Millares; its exposed concrete floors and tall ceilings housing treasures upon treasures of art, both past and future. The multidisciplinary Miami artist works with everything from photography to sculptures to print to performance, and now, technology.
We Previewed Orlando's New Epic Universe Theme Park. Is It Worth the Hype?

2 weeks ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

The universe began with a bang. So it’s only fitting that Universal Orlando Resort’s latest extension, Epic Universe, begins the same way. On Thursday, May 22, the brand new theme park opens its doors to the general public for the first time. Eight years in the making, Epic Universe is the first major theme park in Orlando since Islands of Adventure opened in 1999. While it sits on 750 acres, the park itself spans approximately 110 acres.
Yo Miami Anniversary: A Reminder of the City We've Lost to Developers

1 month ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

Along a small slice of NE 62 Street in Little River stand a few warehouse spaces that have not yet been replaced by bougie storefronts. Next to an auto repair shop is a nondescript stainless steel door. To the right of it is a sign, spray-painted on a slab of rock, reading, "Yo Space Yo Miami."Inside, there's a large manifesto framed on the wall. Although it's a remnant of an old Yo Miami art show, its words still resonate and hold true for the arts organization and its mission.
Email from Arts & Business Council of Miami

1 month ago | campaignlp.constantcontact.com | Carolina del Busto |Guillermo Perez

The content in this preview is based on the last saved version of your email - any changes made to your email that have not been saved will not be shown in this preview. Keeping you up-to-date on the latest arts news! Artburst is a dynamic source for arts and culture coverage in Miami-Dade County.
Playwright celebrates Coral Gables Centennial with a personal story about the city

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Carolina del Busto

The year was 1925 and Miami looked very different — fewer buildings, a lot more marshy wetland. Prohibition was in full effect and there was a land boom that could put today’s real estate market to shame. It was also the same year the City of Coral Gables was incorporated.
10 Best Things to Do in Coral Gables, Florida

1 month ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

When he developed Coral Gables, Merrick was inspired by the turn-of-the-century City Beautiful movement (hence the nickname). He was big on Mediterranean architecture, which explains many of the area’s decorative buildings and facades. The neighborhood also has many eye-catching landmarks, including the Biltmore Hotel and Venetian Pool. The Gables is a beautiful city offering quiet living and restorative leisure.
Interior Designer Maggie Cruz Marks 20 Years of Making Miami Homes Beautiful

1 month ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

Designer Maggie Cruz hunches over her iPad underneath the shade of a tall tree at an outdoor café in South Miami. Her golden brown hair falls over her face as she zooms into a floor plan and writes on the screen. Satisfied with her notes, she sits back and takes off her thick-rimmed glasses. Her joy is palpable; she looks as enamored as ever with the creative process. But she's been at this for a long time.
10 Best Things to Do in Little Havana, Miami

1 month ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

Miami is famous for many unique reasons, but one of its most notable characteristics is its status as a second home to immigrants from the Caribbean and South and Central America. Immigrant diasporas have built communities all around our city, each with distinct histories and contributions. Little Havana, or La Pequeña Habana, got its name from the large population of Cubans who once called it home.
Know Me Tells the Human Story Behind the "Miami Zombie" Caricature

2 months ago | miaminewtimes.com | Carolina del Busto

It's a sunny spring day in Miami, the kind where the skies are a crispy blue and hints of winter still linger in the breeze. Filmmaker and city native Edson Jean takes a seat outside Imperial Moto Café in Little Haiti. His distinguishable dreadlocks are up in a bun atop his head. A few buttons are undone from his white linen top to take in the weather.
Here's what's new on Artburst

2 months ago | myemail.constantcontact.com | Carolina del Busto

Artburst is a dynamic source for arts and culture coverage in Miami-Dade County. New articles and blog posts are added regularly - here's what's new! “Poetry is a revolutionary force for good,” says poet Rio Cortez. The New York-based writer... By Carolina del Busto Miami City Ballet (MCB) presentará su programa Spring Mix (en español, Mezcla de Primavera) a partir del 28 de marzo en el Arsht Center de Miami...