Your Constitutional Right to Stupid
Want to share that QAnon thread that just popped up in your social media feed […]
Spider-Man: No Way Home Is a Spectacular Disappointment
It seems like it was just yesterday, but it was May 2002 when I sat […]
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 […]
Yo Miami Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
For someone who always has something to say, I was somehow daunted at the prospect […]
Audacy Beach Festival: Good Vibes but Short Sets
The inaugural Audacy Beach Festival kicked off South Florida’s cultural season with a kick-ass weekend […]
The Story of the Stories-Storytelling at Center for Subtropical Affairs
Everything is a story. That’s really all we engage in every day. TV shows, movies, […]
“Where Home Is” Celebrates Immigration with Games and Theatrics
At 8 pm on the nights of December 9-11 the MDC Wolfson parking garage at […]
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 […]