about Michelle F. Solomon
Michelle F. Solomon was immersed in theater and the arts from a young age. When Michelle was five years old, she began a professional singing career as one of the featured performers with the Stars of Tomorrow at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City, N.J. A graduate of Emerson College, Boston, Mass., with a Master’s degree from the State University of New York, Michelle has been arts editor at major and mid-sized newspapers, including Executive Arts Editor of the Albany Times Union and Assistant Features Editor of Entertainment at The Detroit Free Press. She was an on-air Entertainment Reporter and Managing Editor of New Media for NBC affiliate, WDIV-TV, Detroit, and executive producer of new media at ABC affiliate, Miami’s WPLG-TV, Local 10, where she also created the syndicated true-crime podcast The Florida Files. She is also currently editor of miamiartzine.com besides covering a variety of cultural events for ArtBurst. She is assistant professor at Nova Southeastern University in the Department of Communication, Media and the Arts.More By This Author
Among the changes this year: free access, a mix of virtual and in-person screenings, and a new 'Building Bridges/Breaking Barriers' program.
The exhibition, which opens March 25, delves into the Surrealist time period of the 'Poème-Objet' (poem-object).
It opens with an in-theater, world-premiere screening of Miami-based filmmaker Edson Jean's 'Ludi.'
Along with the Florida Grand Opera, Angela Brown will present two performances on Feb. 28 at Miami’s Historic Hampton House.
The exhibit is available for viewing at the Historic Ward Rooming House in Miami’s Overtown through March 13.
The exhibition will feature newly commissioned and existing works by local, national and international artists.
The $2.2 million investment emphasizes that the arts are critical to keeping communities connected.
The last of Miami-based artist Mette Tommerup’s trilogy to be on view through Jan. 23.
'Witness: Afro Perspectives from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection' features 100 works of art from Africa and the African Diaspora.
Called "Miami Beach Open House," the application process for the experiential residency is under way now and artists can submit applications through Friday, Nov. 13.
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