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[Antisteez Profiles]: Women in the 305 – The Right Angle Studio
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They say that behind every great man there’s an even greater woman. When it comes to Art Basel, there are FOUR great women manning one of the most-interesting exhibitions this year. Meet Monica Travis, Zusel Escriba, Keisha Rae Witherspoon and we already told you about Nicole Soden during last year’s Basel madness. Together, the ladies form Right Angle Studios and are leaving their imprint on 2011 Art Basel with their incredible blend of sculpture and light installations. As always, antisteez.com is... Read More →
It’s that time of the year again. We wait eagerly for it… the artsy folk from around the world come to share their expensive collections of artistic majestry while the rest of us shiver with joy at the thought of the street art, the parties and overabundance of creativity. Here’s our guide to places you should be for Basel thrills. Check back as we’ll be updating this often. The fancy, art gallery stuff… Art | Basel Miami Beach Red Dot Art Fair Design Miami SCOPE Pulse Art... Read More →
Over 30 artists of different varieties are gathering in Ft. Lauderdale for an art show/party called Raw Revolution at the Rolling Stock Gallery on November 5, 2011. The ladies behind this event, Luz Angel and Esperanza Pastran are bringing you graffiti artists, live artists, body painters, models, fashion designers, as well as musical and spoken word performers to provide the visual and aural stimulation. Sponsored by Jerry’s Artarama and Celebrity Cuts, there will be drinking, dancing and... Read More →
The Monterey Club and the rotating Burlesque troupe from the Shimmy -Shake Review, drop “dead” in their Halfway to Halloween Zombie Prom on Saturday, May 7th. Well-known in the local Fetish and Burlesque club scene, host Morgan La Rue ups the ante with nudity, blood, fire, and hot women; sounds how a lot of relationships start out, actually. With the ghoulish theme in full effect and zombie-lovers left free to roam, the room was filled with people in blooded shirts, the ever popular corset, perfectly... Read More →
A last minute goody just popped up and it does for your eyes what music can do for your ears. New York artist Ellis Gallagher will be exhibiting this weekend at the Adjust Gallery in the Wynwood Arts District in Downtown Miami, Florida. The showcase will be a juxtaposed theme combining his exterior street works with the permanent pieces of his interior gallery. Vernissage is on Saturday, April 9, with a private viewing from 5 pm to 7 pm followed by the intermittent live art from 7 pm to 11 pm coinciding... Read More →
Miamis graffiti continues shape and form the art scene. Street artists are finding mainstream fame and were happy to share the secret weve known all along. If youve been around Miami youve probably seen some of Kraves art. Especially some of his commissioned murals, like the one in the Design District. Thats what this artist keeps busy with these days public art projects and gallery exhibitions. Daniel Fila, who went to college in Ohio and has been sharing his art in the 305 for more than... Read More →
Miamis Independent Thinkers Present… ELECTROCLECTIC Throughout the month of March visual mayhem andastonishmentinvades the gallery space inside of Cafeina. Miamis Independent Thinkers will bring together digital, motion, video and traditional projection formats for an awe inspiring show of projection based exhibits. What that means is you will witness some amazing projections and projection mapping. Nothing like your 7th grade History teachers projection displays of the Civil War. Here’s... Read More →
In case youve been in a boredom-induced coma or if you simply havent bumped into one of their shows at a local bar, Burlesque, known as the art of striptease, is bursting at the seams-literally and the show must go on! On Saturday, February 5th, Morgan La Rue, Burlesque dancer and event host, presented the premiere of the Shimmy-Shake Revue at The Monterey Club in Fort Lauderdale. As the aroma of barbecued meats from across the street clouded the air behind me, I walked up the concrete steps of... Read More →
When the ability to reign in real emotions and steer them at your will is achieved, you have mastered the character. To read beyond the lines of the script and breathe life into its meanings and intentions, only then is a story successfully told. When raw, unbridled emotion oozes through your extremities and captivates an entire room, you know you have found success as an actor. The students and fellow actors at the Panaro Academy of Dramatic Arts in South Beach understand this because these lessons... Read More →
Not only is Kerry McLaney a local living in Miami, but she also grew up in Haiti. See Haitian Landscapes from her point of view. In her second solo photography show Kerry McLaney will show a series of Haitian landscapes in the Wynwood Gallery District to commemorate the 1st anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti. Presented by the Miami’s Independent Thinkers and 305 Creative Group “Beyond the Mountains, More Mountains” showcases landscapes shots taken in various areas of... Read More →
Sure, Art Basel brought the best artist in the world to the fine streets of our 305, but it also brought out the worst scumbags, too. (And no, we don’t mean the FauxSters, part hipster/part fake art elitists, either.) It seems that this year’s Basel brought in a wave of really crappy graffiti vandals who took it upon themselves to ruin murals all over Wynwood and even attack those happy, pink snails around the city. WHO ATTACKS SNAILS, MAN!? While the vandals defaced a lot of artwork... Read More →
I usually steer clear of the Art Basel and all of the hoopla and shenanigans it brings with it Hoopla and shenanigans have their place in my life, but I don’t like life to tell me WHEN or WHERE I must partake in hoopla and shenanigans, I usually create my own ruckus with people that I love at places that I know, not some cavernous convention space or some hollowed out warehouse all dolled up to look like a cavernous convention space. But every so often, after 2 or 3 years of being a jaded... Read More →
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