People-watching / House of Creatives
A collection of some of our favorite people we ran across on Historic Virginia Key Beach Park for House of Creatives Music Festival 2017. Shot for Miami New Times.
The Bass Museum / Re-Opening
The Bass Museum in Miami Beach celebrated its re-opening Thursday night, October 27, with a members-only party serving drinks, bites, and an exclusive look at the newly renovated space. Their current exhibit features a solo show by Pascale Marthine Tayou, and a major retrospective of Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, including Vocabulary of Solitude, a collection of life-size clowns sleeping in various positions scattered throughout a large, rainbow-gradient room. Shot for Miami New Times.
Major Lazer Hurricane Relief Concert
Just hours after III Points Music Festival 2017 closed out, Bacardi and Major Lazer re-styled Mana Wynwood, packing a line around the block Monday evening, October 16, for a raging relief fundraiser concert to benefit Caribbean victims of recent Hurricanes Maria and Irma. The show — titled Relief is the Mission — included special performances from Tory Lanez, Machel Montano, and Bad Bunny, with a heavy hitting set from the Major trio Diplo, Jillionaire, and Walshy Fire. One hundred percent of ticket sales were donated to charities spearheading recovery in the Caribbean. Shot for Miami New Times.
People-Watching / III Points
A collection of some of the most interesting people New Times encountered at Mana Wynwood during III Points 2017. Shot for Miami New Times.
Roller Disco / Faena Forum
Faena Forum's participatory roller disco installation ángeles veloces arcanos fugaces returned on Sunday, October 8, for another all-day edition of free skating and funky jams, curated by DJ Paperwater and friends. This month featured beginner roller-dancing lessons by Miami Quad Squad, and food by LovJuice and Wynwood Parlor as skaters glided between assume vivid astro focus's pulsating, geometric visuals projected in the circular space.
Paws in the Pool / The Venetian
The Venetian Pool was packed with furry patrons on Sunday, October 1, as it welcomed dogs of all kinds to swim with their humans for the day. Two time slots were loosely split between small dogs late morning and bigger dogs in the afternoon, but as long as the pups remained friendly they were allowed to stay as long as they could keep afloat. Shot for Miami New Times.
