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Read MoreCelebrating Black History Month
In celebration of BLACK HISTORY MONTH, 2023, we have curated a group of video interviews from the Inspicio Arts archives with prominent people in the arts, who are connected to the Miami and South Florida areas.
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Read MoreIn Memoriam: Artist Mira Lehr
MIRA LEHR is an eco-feminist artist whose career spans four decades. Her nature-based imagery encompasses painting, design, sculpture and video installations. Lehr’s processes include non-traditional media such as resin, gunpowder, fire, Japanese paper, dyes and welded steel.
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Read MorePOLITICO’s Elana Schor
ELANA SCHOR is Congress editor at POLITICO. She first joined POLITICO as an energy reporter before covering Congress during the first two years of the Trump administration, later covering the 2020 Democratic presidential primary as well as religion and politics for The Associated Press.
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Read MoreJohann Zietsman: Making a Difference at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
JOHANN ZIETSMAN assumed the role of President and CEO of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County in 2018.
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Read MoreArtist Jennifer Printz
JENNIFER PRINTZ uses both photography and drawing as mediums to observe her world. Printz is also an educator who has honed her skills in a variety of classroom situations from museums to large public research universities since 2002. She has taught a wide range of two-dimensional media at the undergraduate and graduate level, as well as, public art and professional practices.
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Read MoreJoel Hoffman: Interpreting + Preserving Vizcaya
JOEL HOFFMAN has been Executive Director/CEO of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens since
January 2004. He holds doctorate and master’s degrees in art history from Yale
University and an undergraduate degree in English literature from University of
Pennsylvania. Throughout his museum career, Hoffman has focused on making visual arts and
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Read MorePhotographer Nadia Huggins: “Strange Territory”
NADIA HUGGINS is a self taught artists who works in photography and who has built a body of images that are characterized by her observation of an interest in the everyday. Her work merges documentary and conceptual practices, which explore belonging, identity, and memory through a contemporary approach focused on re-presenting Caribbean landscapes and the sea.
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Read MoreThe BEST Way to Experience INSPICIO ARTS
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