Artburst Extras

Juggerknot’s ‘Miami Bus Stop S...

Written By Carolina del Busto

Juggerknot Theatre Company takes audiences through Miami's history in “Miami Bus Stop Stories: Tropical Dreams” at the HistoryMiami museum on Thursday, Feb. 13 and Sunday, Feb. 16.

FL Gov’s Proposal Of Funds Glimmer o...

Written By Michelle F. Solomon, Artburst Editor

The 2025 State of the Arts in Miami-Dade County Address looked at successes of the past and challenges ahead for arts groups in the future.

‘The Way of Water’ Gathers Mia...

Written By Michelle F. Solomon, Artburst Editor

An outdoor dance-theater performance piece with a message features some unlikely performers: Miami Dade County water workers.

Exhibition At AIRIE Shows The Value Of Com...

Written By Mario Rodriguez

The Artist in Residency in Everglades (AIRIE) Nest Gallery’s current exhibition, “Land Learning,” exhibits the work of residents who from 2022 to 2024.

Founder of Miami’s The Goods Release...

Written By Michelle F. Solomon, Artburst Editor

Jim Camacho, Miami band founder of The Goods, has released a song, "California Calling," with proceeds going to help those devastated by California wildfires.

Art: Regina Jestrow’s ‘Lots of...

Written By Erin Parish

Tacky-luxe aesthetic, which prominently features in Regina Jestrow’s family home in Queens, New York, continues to influence the artist's practice in Miami.

Scavenger Throughout Miami With One Artist...

Written By Josie Gulliksen

Justin Long sends Miamians on a treasure hunt with his Zine published by EXILE Books

Fountainhead’s Open House Introduces...

Written By Mario Rodriguez

Fountainhead has selected three South Americans for the January residency month in Fountainhead's Morningside home.

Artists Looking for Grants? Here’s W...

Written By Josie Gulliksen

As a way to help creatives and artists around Miami continue to thrive and work, we periodically publish a list of available grants.

$100,000 Goes To Six Miami-Dade Filmmakers...

Written By Michelle F. Solomon

Six local filmmakers receive a combined $100,000 to help fund their documentaries that tell South Florida stories.

National YoungArts Week Kicks Off In Miami...

Written By Josie Gulliksen

High schoolers from around the country arrive in Miami every January for National YoungArts Week and among the elite group are 57 students from South Florida.

The Ever Presence of Heritage At N’N...

Written By Erin Parish

Stephen Arboite's work is a perfect fit for N'Namdi Contemporary.

During Art Week, Women Leaders Talk Climat...

Written By Taima Hervas

Issuing a call to action, a powerful collective of women talked climate change, philanthropy and the strength in numbers of working together.

After an intentionally nomadic past, homew...

Written By Michelle F. Solomon

Miami gallerists find a permanent home in Little River after years of a business model of pop ups.