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February 17, 2006 |
Issue # 10 |
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Coconut Grove Arts Festival:
A Feast for the Eyes—
and the Taste Buds
Fest Adds Culinary Arts to 43rd Annual Event
By
Ana Trujillo
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Glass work by Joe Nielander of
Spruce Pine, NC, one of the artists exhibiting at the Coconut Grove Arts
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This Presidents’ Day Weekend, (February 18-20), make plans to attend the 43rd
annual Coconut Grove Arts Festival sponsored by the Coconut Grove Arts and
Historical Association, Inc. Downtown Coconut Grove will be a feast for art
lovers all over Miami, The United States, Europe and Latin America.This year
the festival will feature a wide variety of art genres from visual arts to
culinary arts. There will be something for every art lover. |
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Breaking Barriers
A Writer Discovers How Artists Feel About
Black History Month
By Kyle Bailey
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Vickie Pierre |
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It’s late January, another hot winter’s day in Miami, and
I’m sitting in my car in front of the Project Room Gallery in the Design
District. My story is due the next day and I’m still out scouring the city
for any artists and galleries that may have a show planned for Black History
Month. On my lap is a sheet of paper with a list of the names and phone
numbers of all the art galleries in Downtown Miami. I’m going down the list,
making call after call that’s so far turned up nothing. |
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 How
Sweet It Is
Miami Resident Charles Cinnamon Honored for his
Work in the Arts
By Mary Damiano |
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 A
Very Wicked Season
MPAC Makes a Musical Impact on Downtown Miami
By Mary Damiano |
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