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PAMM's latest art exhibition, "Spirit in the Land," examines humanity's relationship with our planet through cultural practices.

On Saturday, April 20, independent record stores in Miami and Fort Lauderdale will celebrate Record Store Day with exclusive vinyl releases and deals.

Artnet reports that Christie's will auction off de La Cruz's entire art collection, estimated to be worth around $30 million.

Olivio Rodrigo, Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift — Miami's 2024 concert calendar is packed with big names and acts with cult fan bases.

As the year draws to an end, we are asking you to consider giving a gift to support Miami New Times writers and the stories they tell.

During Miami Art Week, there are more than a dozen concurrent art fairs, each offering a unique snapshot of contemporary art and design.

There are rumors that the art market is about to crash, but do the vibes at this year's Art Basel Miami Beach have to be this off?

From Hayao Miyazaki's latest animated masterpiece to Emerald Fennel's divisive follow-up, Miami Film Festival's Gems is full of surprises.

There are more than just Cinco de Mayo events happening this week in the Valley, including gigs by female rapper Snow Tha Product, esteemed singer-songwriter Citizen Cope, horror punk/metal artist Wednesday 13, lo-fi indie-folk band The Mountain Goats, and synth-pop duo Adult.

Douglas Markowitz Douglas Markowitz is a former music and arts editorial intern for Miami New Times. Born and raised in South Florida, he studied at Sophia University in Tokyo before earning a bachelors in communications from University of North Florida. He writes freelance about music, art, film, and other subjects. Browse by: FREE Insiders Get the latest updates in news, food, music and culture, and receive special offers direct to your inbox. Use of t...