The “After 50 years – Can we dream together” Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative exhibit is currently available to the public for free on the first floor of the Museum and will stay open until Jan. 31.
Mariana Dias / Contributing Writer Every first week of December, Miami and its beaches turn into the greatest art hub on the planet, gathering artists,…
Natalie Montaner / Columnist Art Basel, Miami’s well-renowned international art show, is officially upon us and with all the events being hosted throughout the city,…
Ashley Garner On Wednesday September 18th the Patricia & Philip Frost Art Museum opened with two new exhibitions on the third floor featuring the art…
Reporting from Supercon on behalf of FIU Student Media, host Moises Fuertes finds out what the craze of the South Florida convention is all about.
Photo by Stephanie Mason/The Beacon Jessica Valeria Rodriguez/Staff Writer For the past nine months, residents of Liberty City teamed up with FIU staff and students to…
Students at the University are combining their efforts, artistically and financially, to raise awareness of breast cancer this month.
More than 200 visitors, mostly family and friends of the artists visited “Painting in the Gardens” on the weekend of Sept. 15 at the GC Art Gallery. The exhibit features works of art by University students enrolled in the 2012 spring and summer painting ateliers.
Whether it’s dipping a brush into paint, using a palette knife or wood burning, Katey Penner is a local artist infusing her Miami roots and love for music with artistic endeavors.
