Born and raised in Miami, Luis Diaz doesn't consider himself a "Miami Artist", though he "loves living here", his art doesn't scream Miami. He prefers to be considered a global artist than be stereotyped as a Miami artist. A graduate from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Luis stays in touch with friends that... Read More »
If you haven't heard of Forward Motion Records yet that's because it's a brand new venture by local indie powerhouse Fernando Perdomo. He began this label a short while ago and is having the coming out party on Tuesday, July 20th at Van Dyke Cafe in South Beach. The event will serve as a... Read More »
Joel DaSilva is the busiest man in Ft. Lauderdale. When he’s not playing with the Hep Cat Boo Daddies, you can find him around town performing solo or jamming with one of his talented friends. You may have recently seen him playing with artists like French harmonica player Nico Wayne Toussaint or songwriter Reina... Read More »
In this edition of Weekend Videos, I put together 3 videos all related to underground street culture. The first two videos show three different groups of Graffiti Artists whom were invited down to Miami during this past Art Basel. The walls they painted are all located in the area of the Bakehouse Art Complex,... Read More »
We are expanding the scope of the Big City Breakdown, taking on the streets of other big cities! The concept remains the same, where we are selecting the area’s best local bands to play one unplugged song, outdoors while we film the performance in one running take. The Big City Breakdown is an opportunity... Read More »
There are few events that I admire more than the Borscht Film Festival. Entering it's 7th year, the founders of the Fest have announced that they are beginning their search for this years entries. For those who haven't attended Borscht Film Festival, you are really doing yourself a disservice. And trust me I understand the... Read More »
