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Pedestrians through the downtown area will spot the work of Cuban-born, Miami-based artist Carlos Estévez, who is developing video content on people’s movements, interactions, and sense of community. His first technology-based artwork, the video-mapped projection will be cast over the entire surface of the historic Coral Gables City Hall building. Another technologically and artistically intricate work: Kiki Smith’s Blue Night, commissioned by the city specifically for Illuminate Coral Ga...

Dur-A-Flex, Inc. Adds Seasoned Executives to Leadership Team Share Article Dur-A-Flex, Inc., a leading manufacturer of commercial, industrial and institutional seamless, resinous floor and wall systems, has appointed new leaders to Marketing and Operations. Dur-A-Flex headquarters in East Hartford, Conn. Dur-A-Flex, Inc. is committed to investing in innovation and people to ensure customer needs remain the primary focus. The addition of O’Connell and Barnum is an investment to secure the comp...

Michelle F. Solomon ( Artburst Miami) reviews “Illuminate Coral Gables,” featuring installations on view from February 12 to March 14, 2021, in downtown Coral Gables, Florida. Caribbean-rooted representation includes co-curator Rosie Gordon Wallace (Jamaica) and artists Carlos Estévez (Cuban born, Miami based), David Gumbs (from Saint Martin, based in Martinique), Sandra Ramos (Cuban born, Miami based), and Antonia Wright (Cuban-American, born and based in Miami). [See previous post Illumi...

Restaurant owner in Belgium misses customers so much she serves drinks to mannequins Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent A restaurant owner in Belgium misses her customers so much she’s started to “serve” drinks to mannequins instead. Therese Mahieu, the owner of Chez Therese in Rixensart, has made her own dummies with balloon heads and drawn faces on them. Dressed in full outfits, hats and scarves, the figures sit at tables in the restaurant and are served red wi...

"Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry" is set to premiere in both theaters and on Apple TV+ on Tuesday, February 26.

Copy to clipboard Fans who have kept up with Billie Eilish, the popular singer of such hits as “Ocean Eyes” and “Bad Guy” may know she records with her brother, producer and musical talent in his own right Finneas. In addition, she’s known for recording out of the comfort of her home and even for spending an inordinate amount on Froot Loops. However, we’re finally getting a look at her new Apple TV doc The World’s A Little Blurry and seeing an intimate look a...

Online workshops for schools and groups tap in to Irish FA’s rich history Above: Jemma Thornbury, the Irish FA’s Commercial Events Officer, gives a virtual tour of the Education and Heritage Centre at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park The Irish FA’s Education and Heritage Centre is offering virtual heritage workshops to schools and groups as lockdown continues. The fun online sessions provide an insight into the rich history of the Irish Football Association and Northern Ir...

Advertisement In photos she smolders or glowers or sulks. Her music videos are awash in black liquids streaming from her eyes, oil spills, burn marks, tarantulas, disembodied hands clawing at her face. Finneas has worked the sickening whiz of a dentist’s drill and the wet suck of Eilish removing her Invisalign into her songs. There is an extreme teen-ness to her, which elicits the same sort of rebukes bestowed upon other young stars (Kristen Stewart, most notably) who haven’t taken fondly t...

/ The Bookleggers Library was one of nine nonprofit beneficiaries of a $2.2 million investment by the Knight Foundation. Its staff includes, from left, Robert Colom, founder Nathaniel Sandler and Laura Monzon. Nathaniel Sandler founded Bookleggers in 2012 out of his Miami Beach apartment, with the dream of opening his own public library. His mission: To use books as a way of building community. Since growing out of its original home space, the Bookleggers Library had a few incarnations, moving ...

And it was the steakhouse in his own hotel.