Yo Tu Pana, Tú La Mía: How A Small Idea Became a Local Movement
Just like so many ideas came to be, the first spark of inspiration for Pana […]
Art
R.I.P. Michael Carlebach – Photojournalist, Author, and Teacher
With the passing of Michael Carlebach at age 78 on August 22, 2023, I’m sharing […]
“A Call to the Ancestors” Tells Story of Lincoln Memorial Park
They are defiant. They are resilient. They are spirits of the disappeared and displaced, once […]
R.I.P. Lebo, Pioneering Miami Street Artist Passes Away at 50 Years Old
Miami artist David “Lebo” Le Batard has passed away at the young age of 50. […]
Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Michael Cartellone on Drumming and Painting
Michael Cartellone has a fantastic job as the drummer of Rock and Roll Hall of […]
GableStage’s Native Gardens Delights in Brilliant Ironies
Irony is one of the most sophisticated tools of humor. It’s up there with sarcasm […]
MOSAIC Showed off the Cultural Scene of Palm Beach
For all of April, a giant pair of aqua-colored sunglasses evoking green palms and blue waters […]
Defacing Michael Jackson (Review)
Defacing Michael Jackson is the latest World Premier play brought to us by the folks […]
The Trail of Highwaymen Artists
They peddled their art from the trunks of cars for as little as $20 a […]
Ocean Salazar on the Artistic Process
Growing up, I was obsessed with animation and cartoons. I devoured anything and everything that […]