Art Basel Miami Beach was cancelled this year for obvious reasons. It had originally been scheduled to kick off on December 3rd. But Design Miami is still hosting some physical exhibitions and naturally a lot of online programming. They also partnered up with Dezeen (and… Read More
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The new Rubell Museum
This December 4 (2019) — the day before Art Basel starts — the Rubell family will open a new 100,000 square foot museum in Miami’s Allapattah district. (For years people have been calling Allapattah the new Wynwood.) A former industrial space on a 2.5 acre… Read More
Miami in the 21st century
I started reading a new book this weekend called, The Global Edge: Miami in the Twenty-First Century. When many (or perhaps most) people think of Miami/Miami Beach, they think of its beaches and resorts. And that is certainly a mainstay of the region’s offering. But… Read More
Three nights only
For this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach, artist Carsten Höller collaborated with Fondazione Prada to create a 3-night-only pop-up club called, The Prada Double Club Miami. By time you read this post, the pop-up is likely to be over. But it is an interesting space nonetheless.… Read More
Insecure cities
https://500px.com/embed.js I am back in Toronto and ready to resume my normal routines. I am definitely a creature of habit. But boy is Miami an incredible city. The interesting thing that I noticed about Miami though is that – despite its reputation as a global… Read More
A few photos from Art Basel
It’s raining here in Miami Beach this morning. But the city is still buzzing with Art Basel and everything else that is going on right now. It’s been interesting to learn about some of the measures that Miami Beach is taking to deal with flood… Read More
The Monocle Travel Guide Series — Miami
I’m off this week to South Florida to check out Art Basel (among other things). This week isn’t a great week to be leaving the city since it’s the Toronto Real Estate Forum and lots of people are coming to the city for that. But I’ve… Read More