For Sienna Takabe, Sculpture is Wearable
For Sienna Takabe, sculpture is wearable. I was first introduced to her work by the […]
Abel Folgar on His New Collection of Poetry “Renault 30”
Miami based writer Abel Folgar has a brand new book of poetry out, Renault 30, published […]
Where Does Jerry Garcia and Punk Rock Cross the Road?
Let’s start in the early 80’s with the greatest punk-rock-hardcore band of all time, Black […]
Miami 4 Social Change Youth Festival Inspired and Uplifted
We live in an age where it is easy for media to take over. When […]
Moms For the Suppression of Liberty’s Guide to Teaching About You Know What*
Knowledge is not power. Knowledge is confusing. We know that. The more you know about […]
Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, a Journey, a Song Is a Different Kind of Music Documentary
I thought that six part Beatles special Get Back, ruined music documentaries for me. Through […]
Daniel Newcomb Documents a Fading America
The folks at Nikon knew they had a hit on their hands back in 1986 soon after […]
Champlin in Memoriam Remembers Surfside Tragedy through Art
In times of grief and loss, art speaks the compelling language of solace. Consider the […]
Steve Bannon and the New, Improved Nazis
“We Build the Wall” fundraising fraudster and loser in the congressional contempt indictment game of […]
An Elegy for Churchill’s and Las Rosas
Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to mourn the loss of Babylon Sisters: Churchill’s […]