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NSU Museum celebrates Margarita Cano
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine Nostalgia for her lost homeland of Cuba enshrouds the work of Margarita Cano in sacred visions of life and loss. Now in her 90th year, the self-taught, Miami-based artist [...]
NSU Art Museum extends Glackens show
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine An inviting reverie of casual waterfront dining, Outdoor Café is one of many vibrant gems from William J. Glackens: From Pencil to Paint, recently extended through next spring at [...]
Home is where the art is at Norton Museum
By Greg Carannante City & Shore HOME Issue A new exhibition at the Norton Museum of Art is inspired by the artist’s family’s exodus from her native Colombia. Interior, domestic scenes and lush landscapes harbor issues [...]
Bonnie Clearwater answers all our questions
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine A retrospective of Bonnie Clearwater’s art-world wayfaring would extend from New York and Los Angeles to South Florida, where she helped to cultivate Miami’s emergence as an international arts [...]
Environmental project makes sea rise visible
By Greg Carannante City & Shore Magazine One of the most ambitious projects during Art Basel week may be a mashup of artistic impact and environmental awareness that intends to transform parts of the Miami area [...]
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 [...]
Santa Fe style comes to Boca Museum of Art
“The object isn’t to make art; it’s to be in that wonderful state which makes art inevitable.” So said Robert Henri, one of the renowned painters in the first part of the 20th century who found [...]
Miami City Ballet mixes classics and premieres
By Kingsley Guy “Ballet is important and significant, yes. But first of all, it is a pleasure.” So said the late George Balanchine, often called “the father of American ballet.” Two of the famed choreographer’s works [...]
A Fresh eye at Ft Lauderdale’s Museum of Art
As director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami, Bonnie Clearwater transformed the once-obscure institution into a museum of international stature. She hopes to accomplish a similar feat as the new director of the Museum [...]
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- Frost and near-freezing temps in the forecast for South Florida’s coldest night of the winterA frost advisory has been issued for inland Palm Beach and Broward as well as several other southern Florida counties through 8 a.m. Monday as the temperature in some parts was expected to plunge to near-freezing, the National Weather Service said.
- Florida gets estimated $4 billion bump in tax dollarsFlorida will collect nearly $4 billion more in general-revenue taxes than had been expected over two years, economists say.
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- ‘It’s home cooking’: Taj Indian Grill opens in Cooper CityEven before its recent grand opening, Taj Indian Grill was a hit with diners in western Broward County looking to add a little spice to their lives.
- Strawberry fields forever: Pick strawberries off the vine at these South Florida u-picksNow that Florida's strawberry harvest season (generally December-May) is back, demand for in South Florida’s ripe strawberry fields is reaching its peak. Here are five u-pick farms in the area.
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- Frost and near-freezing temps in the forecast for South Florida’s coldest night of the winterA frost advisory has been issued for inland Palm Beach and Broward as well as several other southern Florida counties through 8 a.m. Monday as the temperature in some parts was expected to plunge to near-freezing, the National Weather Service said.
- Florida gets estimated $4 billion bump in tax dollarsFlorida will collect nearly $4 billion more in general-revenue taxes than had been expected over two years, economists say.
- COVID-19 update: Florida reports 22,818 new cases, lowest daily count since ChristmasFlorida reported 22,818 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday as the 7-day average for new cases dropped to its lowest level since Dec. 28, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Here are the latest statistics.
