In-Depth Coverage By Miami's Top Arts Journalists
The Pods program was created so that until schools reopen, students from kindergarten through fifth grade K – 5 can come to the Museum to complete their daily virtual school program while under the supervision of a Frost Science Educator.
The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum will debut new exhibition on September 26 running through January 3, 2021 titled, “House to House: Women, Politics, and Place.”
With live performance virtually coming to a halt when the pandemic hit, artists who are used to getting their energy from live audiences now face a different way of working.
We engage in work, school and entertainment through screens from the confines of our homes. How is this constant onslaught of screen time impacting us psychologically?
When the Greater Miami Festivals & Events Association had to shift from their annual conference from in-person to virtual due to the pandemic, an idea was born.
Top Miami art venues like The Wolfsonian have increased their digital presence with weekly virtual shows that focus on a wide range of topics as a way to connect with their audience.
As described on their website, they are, “the only organization in the nation offering an all-inclusive music, audio instruction, and youth development programs for the blind and visually impaired.”
If you’re in the mood for clever verses and subtly catchy choruses overlaid beautifully in a kind of ethereal Lofi hip hop... Let’s Talk Over Ramen.
The Knight Foundation continues to be a lifeline for artists creating new work, especially during these unprecedented times of COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions. Now more than ever the need is wide and deep. The Knight New Work 2020 grant provides a vital new funding opportunity for the arts. “This program is rooted in the current
Pictured here, Brea Jones Artburst is impacting the future of arts journalism. The Artburst Arts Journalism Mentoring Project was conceived as an opportunity to connect some of the programs superstar writers with top students. Laura Bruney, CEO of the Arts & Business Council, is excited about the potential of the program. “The Artburst Mentoring Project is
Their newest EP, Culebra, released February 28, 2020 on Spotify is slow and heartfelt, and adorned with hypnotic beats and several classic guitar solos (Spotify, n.d.).
“If you ever felt disenfranchised or a sense of injustice, this image honors that and also the memory and the legacy of the late John Lewis and his poem by Langston Hughes. All of it speaks to a greater truth.”
They thrive on the unexpected. Challenges are nothing new. But like most in the arts community, the Society Circus Players are left reeling from the effects of the Covid19 pandemic.
Performance from the 2018 Summer Theatre Fest Reading Series. Photo by Andie Arthur Curtains down and empty seats put a slight dent in the South Florida Theatre League’s annual Summer Theatre Fest, but it did not stop them. Creativity kicked in and they re-named it Quarantine Theatre Fest, pivoting to showcase what local theaters are
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