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    By Melissa Macker, The 567 Center for Renewal Most people have already forgotten about the earthquake that shook Haiti 3 years ago. After all, there have been enough tragedies, both in the U.S. and abroad, to worry about since then. Photographer Ross Oscar Knight (no relation to Knight Foundation), however, has not forgotten the orphans […]

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    By Tatiana Hernandez, Knight Foundation If you have a great idea in the arts in South Florida, we want to know! The next round of the Knight Arts Challenge Miami is launching in just a few short weeks. Beginning on Feb. 4, 2013, we’ll be looking for the best and most innovative ideas from local […]

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    By Steve Klotz, Rhythms of Africa The Big Day is Saturday afternoon, January 12, at the Adrienne Arts Center for the Performing Arts in Miami.  Thirty–five youngsters from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami take the stage for the first time ever, performing as a percussion ensemble accompanied by professional musicians from around the world […]

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    By Augusto Soledade BrazzdanceAugusto Soledade Brazzdance is pleased to announce its return engagement to The Adrienne Arsht Center on February 8th & 9th at 7:30 p.m. in the intimate Carnival Studio Theater in the Ziff Ballet Opera House. Augusto Soledade Brazzdance, formerly known as Brazz Dance Theater, will be performing Cordel – a work inspired by […]

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    By Lauren Reskin, Sweat Records Sweat Records’ in-house label Sutro is excited to announce the second release in our local 7″ series – a brand new single from Miami dance-rock quartet KRISP!  They have played tirelessly around South Florida since 2011, earning a reputation as one of the best bands to see live and opening […]

    Article · January 8, 2013 by

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    ArtPlace named Miami Beach and Philadelphia two of America’s top ArtPlaces today. ArtPlace, a collaboration of national foundations, banks and federal agencies, identified Miami Beach and Philly as being “communities that successfully combine the arts, artists and venues for creativity and expression with independent businesses, restaurants and a walkable lifestyle to make vibrant neighborhoods.” America’s […]

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    By Trong Gia Nguyen, Artists In Residence in Everglades (AIRE) I thought I wasn’t going to have to post anything else, Mayan apocalypse and all, but now, post 12-21, the post must post. I had wanted to do a weekly write-up, but lacked any real desire to leave my sanctuary in the park just to […]

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    By Artists in Residence in Everglades Now in it’s thirteenth year, Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE), proudly announces the 2013 AIRIE Fellows. This year AIRIE has selected a diverse group of local and national artists across several disciplines, including, painters, sculptors and installation artists, photographers, writers, performance artists and a composer. South Florida is […]

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    By Barbara Johnson Ross, Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art The desire to repurpose materials led Terry Tjader from Petal, Mississippi to create an entire collection of sculptures and vessels, many turned from the wood of trees damaged in Hurricane Katrina. Through his woodworking, he has been able to create something new and beautiful from the immense […]

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