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If its prevailing architecture were chunky, concrete Brutalism or creepy, stone Gothic, Miami Beach wouldn’t be Miami Beach.

From the stage to the walls of art museums, Miami's art season kicks into full swing with a plethora of events.

/PRNewswire/ -- The 46th annual Art Deco Weekend will return January 13 – January 15th, 2023, showcasing Miami Beachs unique collection of Art Deco design and...

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Wednesday, 17 February 2021, 5:07 pm | Art Deco Trust Despite the Government’s announcement this afternoon that Covid restrictions in Auckland and the rest of New Zealand will drop to Level 2 and Level 1 respectively at midnight, the Art Deco Festival remains cancelled. Chair of the Art Deco Trust, ... More >> Tuesday, 16 February 2021, 5:03 pm | Art Deco Trust The Art Deco Trust has announced that, effective immediately, the Art Deco Festival is cancelled, and all event tickets will be f...

3 minutes read By Ana Mengotti Miami, Jan 14 (efe-epa).- Miami Beach, Florida, is paying homage this week to its significant “Art Deco” heritage, a style that had its heyday between 1920-1939 and the annual cultural festival this year is being held – exclusively virtually – from Jan. 14-17. In December 2020, President Donald Trump issued a controversial executive order just before he traveled to Florida for the Christmas holiday saying that only architectural styles that do not break ...

Its time to say farewell to cars on Miami Beachs famous strip. Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 9 a.m. The new art exhibit presents a collection of book covers, posters, political cartoons, and other imagery from the early 20th Century to explore the politically polarized eras relationship to our own tense times. Wednesday, October 9, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. Architect Keith Olsen gave Miami Beach’s iconic art deco buildings the Lego treatment using over...

“Art deco is a key part of Miami’s visual identity,” Ciraldo tells New Times. “The neon buildings along Ocean Drive, next to swaying palm trees and crystal blue beach waters, form the basis of our postcard image that attracts millions of visitors each year.” The theme for this year’s event, “There’s no place like home,” is borrowed from a 1939 cinematic classic whose Emerald City set designs were replete with art deco elements: The Wizard of Oz. Ciraldo says designs of the p...