While researching an exhibition about a hurricane that devastated Miami 100 years ago, historian Paul George found himself driving as slowly as he could across the MacArthur Causeway. He was trying to imagine what it looked like on Sept. 18, 1926. The cau... See more
At Deering Estate, blue canvases stretch across a waterfront lawn, others extend among mango trees, while still more create a canvas shelter large enough for visitors to step inside. And that is only the beginning. Over the course of a month, Miami-based ... See more
Whenever Kit Pancoast Nagamura returns to The Kampong, she’s greeted by a scent that has stayed with her since childhood. “When I go back to The Kampong, the first thing I notice is the smell of the mangoes,” says the native Miamian visual artist. “I thin... See more
This story was originally published by Artburst Miami, South Florida's nonprofit source for arts journalism. For nearly a decade, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens has invited Miamians to do something unusual each summer: come together to create art. This year... See more
How Studio Vizcaya has turned artmaking into a Miami summer tradition. Editor’s Note: This story was originally published on June 30 by ArtburstMiami.com. The Spotlight is republishing the story in partnership with Artburst. For nearly a decade, Vizcaya M... See more
