Nina Johnson Brings the World of Martine Barrat to Little Haiti
Twenty of Martine Barrat’s iconic photographs are on display at Nina Johnson.
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Antebellum Serves Up Tired Slavery Porn and Subjugation
Antebellum serves the same, tired slavery tropes that we have seen for decades.
Critical Thinking, Movie About Miami Jackson’s Chess Champs, Available for Download
So far, the film has garnered mostly positive reviews from critics, and many have noted the diverse cast of Black and Latino actors.
Dancer and Painter Alexander Peters Moves From Stage to Canvas
It is rare to be an accomplished artist in two different media.
At-Home Self-Care Tips From Sana Skin Studio’s Valentina Hernandez
Sana Skin Studio’s Valentina Hernandez offers tips to stay sane during these challenging times.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Oscar G, iHeartRadio Music Festival, Broken Shaker, and more this week.
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Juana Valdes’ Rest Ashore Is Awash in Memories of Migration
Juana Valdes’ new installation explores the migration experience.
The Bass and NSU Art Museum Set to Reopen This Week
After six lonely months, two South Florida art museums reopen this week.
In Huracán, Miami Filmmaker Cassius Corrigan Tackles Mental-Health Taboos
Huracán tells the story of a mixed-martial-arts fighter with dissociative identity disorder.
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Unpregnant Wades Into the Abortion Debate Without a Distinct Point of View
The HBO Max movie will leave you praying for a sharper film.
The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Martine Barrat, Afro Roots Virtual Fest, Zen and the Art of Overtown, and more this week.
Daycation App Links Locals to Daytime Hotel Amenities
Missing out on your vacation? Daycation may be able to help.
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XXV International Ballet Festival of Miami Leaps Into the Virtual Space
The International Ballet Festival of Miami is in full swing, reinvented as a virtual encounter.
Tenet Is the Kind of Dumb Fun Every Blockbuster Should Be
Christopher Nolan’s latest feature is the perfect way to step back in time to a realm where movie theaters were open.
Art Basel Cancels 2020 Edition in Miami Beach, Citing COVID-19
Art Basel officially calls off its 2020 art fair in Miami Beach.
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The 12 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Pearl Jam, Steve Treviño, Vizcaya Museum, and more can’t-miss events this week.
ICA Miami Reopens With Allan McCollum and Tomás Esson Exhibits
Audiences can visit the museum in the Design District once again.
Five South Florida TikTokers You Should Follow
If you’re new to TikTok, where the hell have you been?
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Comedian Ziwe Confronts YesJulz About Her Box Braids and Use of N-Word
The interview was a long-overdue reckoning for Julz, who has a lot to answer for since becoming internet famous.
Sandrell Rivers Theater Holds Third-Annual Celebration of Its Namesake
You’re invited to a birthday party for one of South Florida’s greatest arts champions.
Martin Margiela: In His Own Words Spotlights One of Fashion’s Most Enigmatic Figures
Reiner Holzemar captures one of the industry’s most enigmatic figures in a remarkably tangible way.
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The 13 Best Things to Do in Miami This Week
Record Store Day, Carl Hiaasen, Full Moon Paddle, and more this week.