Movie Reviews

Crime's Ripple Effects Dominate 43rd Miami Film Fest Selections

MOVIE REVIEWS: Our roving movie critic Ruben Rosario has his take on the Miami Film Festival and a few of the films in the spotlight.

The Visual Arts

Explore and Create at the 2026 Miami Zine Fair

ART FAIR: The Miami Zine Fair on Saturday, April 4 at Paradise Plaza brings over 150 artists together for a free celebration of self-publishing and creativity.

Theater Reviews

Review: 'Prayer for the French Republic' At GableStage Is Compelling, Precise

THEATER: Now playing at GableStage, 'Prayer for the French Republic' by Joshua Harmon is a powerful drama that explores identity and the threat of antisemitism through one family's past and present. Aaron Krause has the review.

What's Happening: Enjoy Local Arts

WHAT'S HAPPENING: What's happening in the Magic City? miamiartzine.com has the list.

01 - 04

See More

MAZ Interview

Talking With The Goldmund Quartet

Friday, March 27, 2026

MUSIC: They play on centuries-old instruments and have a line in to the younger generation. miamiartzine.com talks to cellist Raphael Paratore about the group's tour stop in Miami.

The Visual Arts

Oolite Arts and Bridge Red: Two Pillars Connecting Miami Artists

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Crossing the Bridge” at Oolite Arts looks back in order to gaze forward. At Bridge Red Studios, “Streams of Consciousness” features the work of Pablo Cano. Irene Sperber visits both.

Movie Reviews

'Bride,' 'Bight' and 'Pillion' Serve Up Extreme Romance

Thursday, March 12, 2026

MOVIES: As Oscar weekend approaches, three recent releases explore different sides of love beyond the mainstream. But which ones are worth your time, and which should you skip? Ruben Rosario shares his reviews.

Live Performance

Cirque du Soleil's 'Luzia' brings a little rain under the Big Top

Thursday, March 5, 2026

UNDER THE BIG TOP: "Luzia" is an immersive show with a cast made up of acrobats, contortionists, hoop divers, and aerialists. James Cubby has an interview with a performer.

Theater Reviews

Review: Slow Burn Theatre's 'Beautiful' Shines

Monday, March 2, 2026

THEATER REVIEW: From the first piano notes to the final curtain call, Slow Burn Theatre Company's production of "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" sweeps audiences into a wave of melody and memory. Aaron Krause has the review.

The Visual Arts

Belkins Ayón, Carlos Alfonzo at the Freedom Tower continue the 'Odyssey'

Monday, February 9, 2026

The Museum of Art and Design exhibits Belkin Ayón and Carlos Alfonzo's "Odyssey," at the newly restored Freedom Tower. Irene Sperber has the story from the exhibit.

Rosemarie Chiarlone Maps Trajectories at The Wolfsonian

Friday, July 11, 2025

ART: Rosemarie Chiarlone explores the physical and psychological boundaries of human connection. With the installation “Mapping Trajectories” at The Wolfsonian-FIU Bridge Tender House. Michelle F. Solomon has the story.