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Creative Collaboration

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Installation view of “Entering the Republic of Misery” image courtesy Dorsch Gallery. Interview with Richard Haden and Bill Bilowit on “Entering the Republic of Misery” a collaborative video on the life of Mercedes, an Argentinian-born, crack-smoking sex worker in Miami currently on exhibition at Dorsch Gallery as part of the exhibition (RAD) Running à Dérive by [...]

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Sex, alcohol, drugs, violence, profanity, adult themes, O Cinema

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Bespoke cupcakes, made fresh and local for O Cinema by Iris from Cupcake World. After a sneak peak in the form of Scissors and Glue: The Miami Project, during this past Art Basel Miami Beach, O Cinema, a non profit, cutting-edge independent cinema art house located in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, is finally screening proper. [...]

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Its an idea contest: Interview with Dennis Scholl on the Knight Arts Challenge

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Film still from a documentary filmed by Kirmaya Cevallos produced by Knight Foundation. Image courtesy of Knight Foundation. The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation are now accepting applications for the penultimate year of the Knight Arts Challenge, a grant initiative begun in Miami, now also in Philadelphia, that has to date granted 17.5 [...]

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A quiet afternoon with Derrick Adams

Monday, October 25, 2010

Derrick Adams, ‘sometimes i just don’t feel like myself’. Installation and performance. Courtesy of Collette Blanchard, New York. The first words out of my mouth as I picked up Derrick Adams from the Floridian condo on West Avenue was ‘Man, that shirt is totally Kehinde Wiley!’ He laughed and agreed that the bright, Oriental-type floral [...]

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Almost Famous – Oliver Sanchez in Ocean Drive

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Why ’80s East Village pioneer Oliver Sanchez is Miami’s best-kept art secret by Brett Sokol. Oliver Sanchez with his Nunsmoke, 2009 If you’ve spent any time exploring Miami’s contemporary art scene over the past few years, then you’ve seen the handiwork of Oliver Sanchez. From exhibitions at the Miami Art Museum to the Rubell Family Collection, Sanchez’s craftsmanship [...]

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Conversation with the organizers of The End/Spring Break

Monday, September 6, 2010

As part of our continuing effort to broaden our network of related media partners we are happy to re-publish a conversation between Nicolas Lobo and Domingo Castillo, Patti Her and Kiwi Farah, organizers of a nomadic project designed to develop new modes of approaching contemporary art and culture within South Florida communities. Flyers for ‘Now [...]

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