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  • The interior of the new TASCHEN Miami store on Lincoln Road
    TASCHEN Miami Turns a Page on Lincoln Road
    Tom Austin
    March 22, 2010
    The publishing house TASCHEN has always been about the post-modernist notion that pretty much everything is equally valid, from low sex to high culture, and the house titles include The Life and Times of Hugh M. Hefner and arcane books on the abstract painter Albert Oehlen.
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  • Blog Log: Poking Fun at Etsy
    Dawn Spinner Davis
    March 15, 2010
    I’m a huge Etsy fan. I’ve purchased original art and vintage china with much success.
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  • Miami's Chamber of Commerce and the Urban Land Institute Join Forces to Transform Miami
    Jim Baxter
    March 12, 2010
    Teaming up for the common good, the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and the Urban Land Institute hosted a panel discussion and breakfast yesterday at the Hilton Miami Downtown Hotel.
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  • Enrique H. Gutierrez's famed Bacardi Building
    Dade Heritage Days Celebrates Miami's History
    Jillian Mills
    March 3, 2010
    March marks the beginning of Dade Heritage Days — a two-month amalgam of architectural tours, recital series, garden tours, canoe trips and lectures celebrating Miami’s historic treasures.
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  • Duval-Carrie's poster for the haitian Art Relief Fund entitled "Ayiti Kanpe Djamn."
    From the Editor: Helping Haiti
    Beth Dunlop
    February 24, 2010
    Edouard Duval-Carrie, the Haitian-born artist who is a force of nature in Miami’s Caribbean community, is represented in major collections and museums locally and across the country. 
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  • Patricia Lombard, our green blogger, at home in her garden.
    Green House: Sustainable Seafood
    Patricia Lombard
    February 22, 2010
    I’m reading a new green cookbook/diet book about how to “weigh less and waste less” (more on that, once I finish it), and the author makes the point that we make hundreds of small decisions about what to eat every day that effect the planet.
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  • The winner for "Most Outrageous," constructed by a team of FIU Interior Design students
    A Fashion First at Miami's Design-Mix
    Jillian Mills
    February 19, 2010
    At this month’s Miami Design-Mix 2010 — a design competition that pairs interior designers with industry suppliers — a team of Florida International University interior design students took on the grand task of creating a wedding gown. 

    And it wasn’t all ribbons and lace. 

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  • A rendering of Frank Gehry's New World Symphony
    From the Editor: A Day with Rocco Landesman
    Beth Dunlop
    February 16, 2010
    The other day I was lucky enough to tag along with the new chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), Rocco Landesman, as he paid a visit to Miami. 
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  • One of Miami Beach's remaining lifeguard stands.
    From the Editor: Standing Watch Over the City
    Beth Dunlop
    February 10, 2010
    Images of Miami Beach’s 10 whimsical, jaunty lifeguard stands show up frequently in everything from books to films. You’d think they were a permanent feature of our famous beaches, but actually they aren’t.
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  • The newly renovated West Side Grade School, now the Broward County Historical Commission headquarters
    From the Editor: Making the Past into Prologue
    Beth Dunlop
    February 10, 2010
    For all its virtues, Sailboat Bend is one of those neighborhoods that some might have given up on once upon a time, especially in Fort Lauderdale where history sometimes hangs in precarious balance.
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