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First time visiting Dalé Zines in #Miami’s Design District and this is what I picked up:

THING (1989-1993) zine compilation by Robert Ford covering Black queer art & music culture in Chicago.

CRASS “You’re Already Dead” reprint of 1984 booklet. Full text available here: theanarchistlibrary.org/librar…
#punk #queer #art #anarchism #zines #LGBTQ

A red book titled "THING" featuring a bold cover image and text stating "She Knows Who She Is," alongside a small booklet titled "YOU'RE ALREADY DEAD" by Crass. Both items are placed on a sidewalk with graffiti on the yellow curb.

You’re already Dead

CRASS You’re already Dead 1984 Originally published as a leaflet by members of CRASS and handed out at their gigs in 1984. First published by Active as a...
The Anarchist Library
#art #anarchism #LGBTQ #punk #queer #zines #miami

After I left this exhibit, everything else looked gray by comparison.

Woody DeOthello (b. 1991, Miami)
“coming forth by day”
Peréz Art Museum Miami

#ceramics #sculpture #fineart #BlackArt #Miami

A sculpture featuring a hand in a dark blue color, an eye, and a curled horn shape. The background is a vibrant red-orange wall.
A stone sculpture of a stylized figure kneeling, holding a head with exaggerated features. The sculpture is mounted on a round red pedestal, against a matching red wall in the background.
An art installation featuring several sculptures with a vibrant red wall in the background. The sculptures vary in shape and style, including human-like forms and an abstract dog figure, arranged on a circular platform.
An abstract ceramic mosaic artwork framed in ornate black wood, featuring geometric shapes and vibrant colors like orange, green, and brown. The background is a solid red-orange wall.
#sculpture #fineart #ceramics #miami #blackart

Can #Miami score big from the #WorldCup?

Rising prices, softer-than-expected hotel bookings and concerns among international travelers could limit the economic boost many there (and other host cities) were counting on.
theconversation.com/inflation-…


Inflation and immigration fears threaten to dampen Miami’s economic benefits from the World Cup

The economic outlook for World Cup host cities isn’t looking good – but there’s still time to change that.
The Conversation
#worldcup #miami

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