by Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
Miami-Dade College’s Wolfson Campus will once again bring the sounds of jazz to downtown Miami with the 27th season of its “Jazz at Wolfson Presents” concert series. Running from September 11, 2024, to April 16, 2025, the series features ten free performances, offering a mix of jazz professionals and student musicians.
Continue reading ““Jazz at Wolfson Presents”: A Yearlong Celebration of Music and Community”Written By Jonel Juste for Arburst Miami
The Chroma Art Film Festival (CAFF) returns for its second edition, proposing a fusion of immersive art and storytelling. Spearheaded by Miami’s Rainbow Oasiiis, the festival, on Friday, Aug. 17 and Saturday, Aug. 18 at Superblue’s Allapattah location, promises an expanded and reimagined experience compared to its inaugural edition last year.
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Also features in the Miami Herald
An exhibition at the Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum sheds light on the cultural history of Overtown, a predominantly Black neighborhood in Miami, during the era of legal segregation. Titled “Anything but a Slum: Miami-Overtown Before I-95/395,” the exhibition runs through Friday, Nov. 1, offering an exploration of a community that flourished despite systemic challenges.
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L’idole du foot argentin, Diego Maradona, mort en 2020, aurait eu des origines africaines, selon un article publié en espagnol en 2022 par Enrique Merenda dans les colonnes du journal La Nación. Le quotidien argentin rapporte que les ancêtres de Maradona incluraient Luiz Maradona, un ancien esclave qui a gagné sa liberté en combattant aux côtés du général José Francisco de San Martín, surnommé le libérateur de l’Argentine.
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This summer, as it’s advised to stay cool amidst the sweltering heat, the Miami Beach Classical Music Festival (MMF), partnering with Miami Beach, Ocean Drive Association, and Lincoln Road, invites Miamians to dive into a series of immersive performances, operas, and live concerts from June 27 to July 28.
Continue reading “Miami Beach Classical Music Festival Features Immersive Mozart And Modern Operas”Written By Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
Also features in The Miami Herald and WLRN
Juneteenth returns this year with a multitude of events celebrating Black freedom, culture, and identity across the United States, including celebrations in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
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Picked up by the Miami Herald
Singers from nineteen South Florida churches under the direction of four Miami choirmasters will raise their voices as a single community choir for GospelFest 2024. On Sunday, April 21, GospelFest at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex is the final production in this year’s Gospel Sundays series produced by the Adrienne Arsht Center.
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Of the more than 180 feature films, documentaries, and short films from over 31 countries at this year’s Miami Dade College’s Miami Film Festival (MFF), the festival’s lineup boasts 10 world premieres of films crafted by local filmmakers with ties to Miami or connections to Miami-Dade College (MDC).
Continue reading “Films Shot In Miami Or About Miami Take On Different Subjects At This Year’s Festival”By Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
At Artechouse, nestled amid the cultural scene of Miami Beach, is a place where art and technology come together. With its latest exhibition, “Future Sketches / Code Poems,” Zach Lieberman’s work explores the transformative potential of technology on human expression and poetry in particular.
Continue reading “At Artechouse, Computer Code Becomes Poetry”by Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
When people think of hip-hop, they often focus on rap music, breakdancing, deejays, and bling. A new museum in Wynwood, The Art of Hip Hop, seeks to illuminate the lesser-known artistic dimensions of the genre on its 50th anniversary through its inaugural exhibit “From the Bronx to the Beach.”
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