Events on Friday, November 9
Friday 11/ 9 @ Pompano Beach Amphitheatre
When Houston-based Blue October's History for Sale came out on Brando in '03 and climbed into the college charts, Universal, who...
Friday 11/ 9 @ BAR
DFA's newest signings, Holy Ghost catch ears with loose funk-drum stutters, classic synth arpeggios, echo effects, and an unbeatable lyric sheet...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center
How the folks at the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival managed to snag an actor as colorful as Gary Sinise must be...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
Filmmaker Margy Kinmonth takes you behind the seams (sorry, couldn’t resist) into the character-rich world of haute couture, where dresses can...
Ongoing Events
Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller
Friday 11/ 9 @ Miami Art Museum -
The Miami Art Museum's MAC@MAM program launches its first much-anticipated exhibit: 11 installations by husband-and-wife team Janet Cardiff and George Bures...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Sushi Square
Sushi Square is more like a cube — a block of Biscayne Boulevard restaurant so tiny that you might miss it...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Freedom Tower
Now under the stewardship of Miami Dade College, the Freedom Tower is finally being put to good use, opening its new...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Norton Museum of Art
For many, California embodies a particular Arcadian ideal. The state's rural splendor was the main source of inspiration for early 20th-century...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Christine's Roti Shop
Christine's Roti Shop is a North Miami Beach institution. Just after Hurricane Wilma, when the power was out across the city...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center
The unspoken premise of Mary Stuart Masterson's quiet composition is that things go unsaid not because they're unspeakable, but because it...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Tap Tap
Those who've passed a lazy evening in the rocking chairs on Tap Tap's front porch, sipping Miami's best mojitos while listening...
Six 21st Century Chinese Neo-Pop Artists
Friday 11/ 9 @ ArtSpace/Virginia Miller Galleries
Asian neo-pop art (encompassing South Korea, Japan, and China) is one of the hottest new trends on the contemporary market —...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami
A Dadaist sensibility and a refined knowledge of bricolage inform Pablo Cano's inventive, found-object marionettes. For his new production — the...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Bill Cosford Cinema - University of Miami
Charles Burnett's classic Killer of Sheep may be the most famous film you've never seen. Set in the mid-'70s in...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Ingalls & Associates
Miami artist Vickie Pierre's work achieves a delicate, dainty quality that hints at a much deeper psychological landscape, exploring issues of...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Kevin Bruk Gallery
Salvadoran artist Ronald Morán looks to quell violence on all levels, infusing his work with symbols and simulacra. His new solo...
Vizcaya's Contemporary Arts Project
Friday 11/ 9 @ Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Visiting the opulent Vizcaya estate is an experience in itself, so hitting it up for the unveiling of a new art...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
An iconoclast ahead of his time, Berlin Dadaist John Heartfield (born Helmut Herzfeld) helped revolutionize modern photomontage, subversively using the medium...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Miami Art Museum -
Another good reason to go to the Miami Art Museum (beside the excellent Janet Cardiff/George Bures Miller show) is to check...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Garden of Eatin'
With all the tropical flora found in Florida, you'd think the natives would be a bit more appreciative of fruits and...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Carol Jazzar Contemporary Art
In Tom Scicluna's view, less is more. The noted Miami minimalist doesn't build elaborate structures — instead, he favors a reduced...
Martin Z. Margulies Collection
Friday 11/ 9 @ The Warehouse
The Margulies Collection is one of the foremost private contemporary art repositories in Miami (and the United States, for that matter),...
Friday 11/ 9 @ Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus
It's hard to know where to begin with the Book Fair's annual congress of authors. Do we go with Walter Isaacson...
