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Art Basel Year 11: "It goes to 11"

Joanna Popper | Posted 12.10.2012 | Miami
Read More: Miami Beach, Design District, Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach, Lip Service Stories, Beyonce, Scope, Demi Moore, Graffiti-Art, Chanel, New World Symphony, Soho Beach House, Art, Design Miami, Bass Museum, Miami Beach Convention Center, MOCA Vanity Fair, Adrian Grenier, Art Miami, Copperbox, Art Basel 2012, Art Basel Miami Beach 2012, Miami News
Joanna Popper

This is Miami. We never miss an opportunity to embrace our motto: More, Bigger, Brighter, Sexier and Splashier. We take an event like Art Basel and crank up the celebration element higher each year. We're a city of enthusiasts, bon vivants and opportunists.

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On the Culture Front: Two Climates, Lots of Vodka

Chris Kompanek | Posted 09.16.2012 | New York
Read More: Helsinki, Miami, Bass Museum, Guggenheim, Marco Brambilla, The Tiger Lillies, Sleepless Night, Standard Hotel, Finlandia, Suomenlinna, New York News
Chris Kompanek

In the dead of winter, I found myself on the other side of the world for the Finlandia Vodka Cup. Wearing many layers, I delved deeper into the clear spirit experience.

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Local Arts Scene Gets Giant Funding Bump

Posted 06.12.2012 | Miami
Read More: Miami Arts, Video, Artplace Grants, Wynwood, Bass Museum, Knight Foundation, Miami News, Miami Culture, Light Box, Miami News

There's endless talk about Miami's cultural transformation and there are finally some numbers to back up this claim. A national study by Americans...

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Ten Thousand Waves by Isaac Julien

Constantin Bjerke | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Read More: Yang Fudong, Tragedy, Maggie Cheung, Installation, Director, Body, Dream, Morecambe Bay, Mythological, Film, 4d, Sound, Screens, Art, Video, Bass Museum, Waves, Ten Thousand Waves, Zhao Toa, Actress, Isaac Julien, Immersive, Miami, Mind, China, Arts News
Constantin Bjerke

Isaac Julien, a groundbreaking filmmaker and member of the Creative Caribbean Network has proved once more to be the supreme capturer of cultural identities and narrator of seemingly undisclosed histories.

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