Changing the Tune
Jul 24, 2019
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Broward Cultural Division’s new director, Phillip Dunlap, brings a love of the arts and a fresh, egalitarian attitude.
Broward Cultural Division’s new director, Phillip Dunlap, brings a love of the arts and a fresh, egalitarian attitude.
Just Us Gallery co-founders Brooke D’Avanzo and Enrique Piñeros discuss what makes their semiannual event a haven for creatives.
The Flamingo Flea gives craftsmakers a reason to hustle.
How can travel experiences influence a home’s design? How do these moments shape our perception of space? Renowned interior designer and frequent traveler Patrick Sutton, who designed the recently opened Loch Bar in Boca Raton, shares an excerpt from his book, Storied Interiors, released last fall by The Images Publishing Group.
Beloved among comic book enthusiasts, Tate’s Comics rings in 26 years of growing its community.
William Chrisant’s Old Florida Book Shop makes collecting rare books an addictive art.
The Norton Museum of Art’s $100 million renovation and expansion firmly cements West Palm Beach’s footprint in the art world.
He creates envelope-pushing art that’s well beyond his years. For 18-year-old contemporary artist Skyler Grey, it’s a craft rooted in love, loss and hope.
Akiba Antiques owners Jonathan Akiba and Alexander Anapolsky never know where they’ll find their next bounty.
Gear up for the season with the nouveau essentials: substantial fabrics, edgy patterns and lots of fur.
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