Art

Wearing a white linen shirt and flip flops with a venti Starbucks coffee in hand, Farrell seemed to be a simple man. But the salt and peppered color of his hair suggested wisdom, a man with years of experience and plenty to say.

Her exhibit, titled "Truths and Visions," is part of the Myrna and Sheldon Palley Glass Artist Lecture Series. It will be showcased 7-9 p.m. Sept. 26.

“The incoming show has artwork that students used to enter the program,” said Milly Cardoso, UM’s gallery director. “It comes from their portfolios. [Now] they have two more years to create more pieces.”

This 2019-2020 season, The Adrienne Arsht Center is offering college students discounted tickets to see world-class performances through the UTIX program.

The goal of the exhibit is to celebrate the diversity of Russian modernist styles by bringing together “disparate artists and styles that defy a single definition,” the curators say.

Gopie, 58, was recently awarded a residence in New Orleans under the Joan Mitchell Foundation. She is one of 32 artists— the only one from Florida— who received the Artist-in-Residence achievement, which begins this month.

Open to members of the public, students and faculty, this event had all the features of high society. Sponsored by Bacardi and catered by Sushi Maki, “Lowe After Hours” filled its guests’ bellies with delicious sushi and scrumptious cocktails.

The annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival returned last weekend, Feb. 16-18, for one of the most "Miami" events of the year.

“I’ll always continue my art. I don’t think I’ll ever want to stop," said Mariel Lindsey, a second-year architecture student at the University of Miami.

The end of every semester often leaves us reminiscing about more stress-free times, from formals to homecoming week to football games. Capturing these memories in a whimsical little bubble, protected from the chaos of finals, is not too far-fetched with a snow globe just at the end of your keyboard.

"Every president has a library. What would President Trump's look like?" said The Daily Show correspondent Desi Lydic.

On Thursday, Nov. 1, the Creative Time Summit is coming to Miami for the very first time, bringing with it a weekend full interesting art, activism, and discussion surrounding the intersection of art and activism.