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‘Beauty is Power’ at Boca Museum of Art
Helena Rubinstein had a revelation in 1915 when she arrived in New York from Paris: “All the American women had purple noses and gray lips and their faces were chalk white from terrible powder. I recognized [...]
100 years of fashion photography at Norton
The legendary publisher Condé Nast knew how to spot talent behind the camera lens. Photographers he helped launch into prominence through the pages of Vogue, Glamour, Vanity Fair and other magazines included such notables as Edward [...]
Clyde Butcher photo exhibit in Coral Springs
“The only way you’re going to save things in life is through love, and that’s what we’re trying to do …. make people fall in love with Florida.” — Clyde [...]
‘Caribbean: Crossroads of the world’ in Miami
White beaches and still blue waters portray an image of the Caribbean as paradise found. Yet slave ships, the post-Columbian devastation of native populations, and the annual ravages of hurricanes betray a troubled history. Wrote Nobel [...]
All art is fleeting, at new Bass Museum exhibit
By Kingsley Guy In the 17th century, the Latin word vanitas described a form of still-life painting that dealt with the fleeting nature of earthly existence. Artists incorporated such images as skulls, decaying fruit and even [...]
William Glackens ‘reassessment’ at MOAFL
As a newspaper and magazine illustrator, William Glackens captured the turmoil and pathos of the Spanish-American War. A founder of the Ashcan School, Glackens’ paintings explored the gritty realism of early 20th century urban life. A Francophile [...]
Warhol muse Jane Holzer exhibit at Norton
From chic uptown Manhattan to the Bohemian Greenwich Village of the 1960s, Jane Holzer flowed with panache. Dubbed “Baby Jane” by a high-society gossip columnist, the elegant model became both a confident of Pop art icon [...]
Boca Museum of Art explores Pop art origins
The late Arthur Danto, noted art critic for The Nation, called Andy Warhol, “The nearest thing to a philosophical genius the history of art has produced.” Time will tell how Warhol and his images of Campbell’s [...]
David Webb jewelry show in West Palm Beach
Work by designer David Webb, who counted Jacqueline Kennedy and the Duchess of Windsor among his fans, goes on display at the Norton Museum of Art Jacqueline Kennedy compared David Webb to Benvenuto Cellini, the 16th [...]
‘Art of Wine’ series at Boca Museum of Art
“Wine can of their wits the wise beguile, make the sage frolic and the serious smile,” wrote the Greek poet Homer. Wine also can provide a new twist to art appreciation, as participants in “The Art [...]
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- 'Rudy + Neal' go national: PTSD film coming to PBS TVA poignant and powerful South Florida-set documentary about an unlikely treatment for an Iraq war veteran’s post-traumatic stress syndrome, “Rudy + Neal Go Fishing” will make its national premiere on public television stations around the country next month. Locally, the half-hour film, which made...
- Spooktacular cocktails around South FloridaThe holidays mean family time, and that often means cocktails are in order. Whether you drink with them or because of them, here are some spooky potions to get you in the spirt. Get social with SouthFlorida.com on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat (SoFlaSnaps).
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- 'Rudy + Neal' go national: PTSD film coming to PBS TVA poignant and powerful South Florida-set documentary about an unlikely treatment for an Iraq war veteran’s post-traumatic stress syndrome, “Rudy + Neal Go Fishing” will make its national premiere on public television stations around the country next month. Locally, the half-hour film, which made...
- Spooktacular cocktails around South FloridaThe holidays mean family time, and that often means cocktails are in order. Whether you drink with them or because of them, here are some spooky potions to get you in the spirt. Get social with SouthFlorida.com on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat (SoFlaSnaps).
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- Dear Doreen's Deals: Beating the system to stream live sports for free has serious risks; insurance may cover Hurricane Irma food lossesRecent columns on how to cut the cable cord and tune in sports for free and how to save on K-Cups and coffee brewers have generated some terrific — and not so great — reader tips, and a few consumer questions. Keep ’em coming! Dear Doreen: I’ve been following news about crowds lined up to […]
- Free whole rotisserie chicken with purchase at Boston MarketGet a free rotisserie chicken at Boston Market with purchase of a Family Meal for four or more at Boston Market. Family meals serve up to six and come in your choices of rotisserie chicken, roasted turkey, BBQ ribs or meatloaf, with sides and cornbread. Also, join the free VIP Club and get a...
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- Live updates: New York Jets 28, Miami Dolphins 28 (4th Q)Catch up with all the real-time observations and analysis as the Miami Dolphins battle the New York Jets at Hard Rock Stadium.
- A scary box office weekend for everyone but Tyler PerryIt was a spooky weekend at the box office for nearly everyone but Tyler Perry. Perry's comedy sequel "Boo 2! A Madea Halloween" scared up a healthy $21.7 million in its first weekend in theaters, but the waters were rough for other new openers including the disaster epic "Geostorm," the firefighter...
- Dolphins donate $30K to GoFundMe account for Sgt. La David Johnson’s childrenThe Miami Dolphins donated $30,000 on Saturday to a GoFundMe account set up for the education of Sgt. La David Johnson’s children. Johnson was one of four United States soldiers killed in Niger on Oct. 4, and his death was at the center of a public dispute this past week between President Donald...
