R.I.P. Carlos Suarez de Jesus, Miami Arts Journalist Passes Away At 61
Carlos Suarez de Jesus, a Miami arts journalist and artist himself, passed away February 3rd, […]
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Purvis Young: “God Put Me Here to Be An Artist”
In honor of Black History Month, I’d like to share one of my stories about […]
homework Closing Party Features Q&A with Andrew McLees
The nomadic art gallery known as homework will close its debut exhibition in Miami with […]
Gordon Parks – His Weapon Against Racism Was a $7.50 Camera
As we mourn the loss of pioneering actor Sidney Poitier, who died in Los Angeles […]
Carlos Paillacar: eagle-eye photographer captures Florida nature among the best
Carlos Paillacar is a Boynton-based photographer with a keen eye and sharp lens pointed directly […]
Spinstyle & Exploding Lens Photograph South Florida Music Scene
This article originally appeared in PureHoney Magazine. Check them out here. Rewind to 2017, pre-pandemic, when […]
Art Lessons from a Plague Year in Miami
Editor’s note: This essay was originally commissioned by Miami International Airport’s MIA Galleries. In 1999, […]
Miami New Drama’s ‘A Wonderful World’ Belongs on Broadway
The world premiere of Miami New Drama’s A Wonderful World finally opened this past weekend […]
Janet Slom: One Mark Leads to Another
Editor’s note: Janet Slom commissioned Elisa Turner to write this essay for a forthcoming catalogue. […]
Homework Is a Gallery Aspiring for an Antidote to the Art World
After mostly taking off for 2020, Miami Art Week is back in full force. Thousands […]