In Miami playwright William Hector's immersive play outdoors at The Kampong, there's a new world order and sea-level rise has arrived.

The Wallcast returns to the New World Center's lawn for the symphony's season opener, a program about eternal life and love, says NWS artistic director Stéphane Denève.

A local Spanish theater company is producing a play originally done in Cuba and is hoping to attract English speakers to its U.S. premiere of “Hierro” about the country's revolutionary patriot, José Martí.

Oolite Arts' latest exhibition, "It Was Always About You," is an intimate look at artists who have been part of the nonprofit's 40 years on Miami Beach.

For its Oolite Arts Studio Residency Program, residents can now get help with housing costs in effort to keep artists working in Miami.

For the 2nd year, HistoryMiami Museum's Center for Photography wants to give $25,000 to a photographer who captures the story of the BIPOC and Latinx community.

Dennis Scholl has been a change agent for visual artists in South Florida in his roles with the Knight Foundation and as CEO and president of Oolite Arts. Now, he says, it's time for him to focus on his own craft.

The first 'Miami Dances' festival is more than performances, says its founder. It's about connecting the community with dance and connecting South Florida dancers to each other.

Miami filmmaker Noah Salzman's "Clocked" explores a teenage boxer's quest for his real identity. The film gets its East Coast premiere at the OUTshine Film Festival-Miami.

He's only the second artistic director in New World Symphony's more than three decades on Miami Beach and Stéphane Denève says he's ready to lead.