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13th Art Basel Miami Beach a testament to the spread
of culture
BY JANE WOOLDRIDGE - [email protected]
12/ 06/20144:26 PM I Updated:12/ 06/2014 8:41 PM
Ghada Dergham looks at the art work of the Zebra
Love exhibit by Blake Emory, a concept work in
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Saturday, Dec. 6,2014, in Midtown Miami. PETER
ANDREW BOSCH / MIAMI HERALD STAFF
If "more" equals better, the 13th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach and the surrounding art
week events may go down as the best ever. More new art fairs and just-to-see shows.
More record-breaking sales at Art Basel Miami Beach. More CEOs - from watchmakers
Hublot and Omega, luggage brand Rimowa, hotel companies Starwood and Marriott
opening luxury properties. And if not more - who can keep track? - then certainly plenty
of celebrities, including actors Leonardo DiCaprio, James Marden and Owen Wilson;
musicians Usher, Miley Cyrus, Russell Simmons and Joe Jonas; supermodel Heidi Klum
and the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt.
There was another kind of "more" as well - more spillovers, touch points and art for all
manner of South Floridians, from entrepreneurs to pre-teen fashion designers, stretching
from Pinecrest to Coconut Grove, Overtown to Fort Lauderdale.
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If the aim is "to make art general," as Knight Foundation President Alberto IbargUen told
attendees Monday at the foundation's annual announcement of Knight Art Challenge
awards, this year's art week put South Florida well on its way. Proclaimed National
Endowment for the Arts chairman Jane Chu on a whiplash art tour to downtown, Miami
Beach and Opa-Iocka, "Art is entwined in Miami's DNA."
Even as the Perez Art Museum Miami celebrated its first year anniversary, a new permanent museum building for the Institute for Contemporary Art Miami was announced for the Design District. Overtown hosted its first Art Africa fair of works created by artists from the African Diaspora. Joining it on the list of first-year events are an impressive exhibition of monumental works in the vast Mana-Miami Wynwood space on NW 23rd Street and Pinta, a fair focusing on Latin American art that moved from New York to Midtown. The festivities reach far, far beyond the traditional art crowd. On the Mana campus, the
Savannah College of Art and Design is presenting "i feel ya," an exhibition that includes
jumpsuits designed by Andre 3000 for Outkast's reunion tour. The nearby ArtHaus tent is
surrounded by food trucks and a sound program where Beethoven is definitely not on the
playlist.
This year, more than a half-dozen student exhibits are on the art agenda. At FusionMIA,
student photographs hang near works by masters Rashid Johnson and AI Loving; all
were curated by Miami's N'Namdi Contemporary gallery. A few blocks north, at
Wynwood's House of Art, a dozen students ages 5 to 15 from the DesignLab program
showed off their creations at a Friday night "vernissage."
Among them was 13-year-old Yael Bloom, wearing a flounced party dress she made from
shrink wrap. No matter that the first-time event was a little-known spinoff. "Art Basel is
pretty hard for adults to get into," Bloom said. "For kids to get into it is very cooL"
As in years past, free events abound, from performances by Chinese artist Shen Wei at
Miami-Dade College and artist Theo Jansen's Strandbeest demonstrations on the sand to
official Art Basel events, including films on the New World Center Wallcast and the Art
Public sculptures in Collins Park. New is free Art Week shuttle service between Midtown
and Miami Beach - a government cooperative effort - that dovetails with trolley service
to art venues on both sides of Biscayne Bay.
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LAST WEEK, Miami 8each inspired murder . The killers were the many Ihousands in town for Miami Art
Week-up to 100,000 of Ihem, if you please . Their pnmary victim was time . Sleep ran a close second .
Weapons of cllOice were beaches, super·high heels, dinners for everyone you have ever heard of, cocklail
parties to promole the self or luxury products to rub into the faces of have·nots, brunches to do the same,
invilation-only concerts, dives like Sandbar and Twis t, public conversalions Ihal brea thed hot air 1010 we;ghty
sounding subjecls, and mill;ons of dollars worth of art .
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All of this was obvious from Ihe jump . Yel, for the adventurous, there were still discoveries.
"What's Thousand IslandT inquired the Italian dealer Franco Noero last Thursddy, dunng a bOisterous, four·
gallery dinner al downscale Puerto Sagua . "II's an American invention," he was told. "A salad sauce." Giving
a plast;c squeeze boltle conla;ning an irradiated orange subslance a long look, he said, "I think I'll try il."
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The 8asel art fa;r' s winter encampment is like thaI. Dur;ng ;IS residency (officially December 3-7 this year),
Miami div;des into a thousand party islands floating the good life on a sea of free dnnks and queslionable
tasle. Occa sionally , a bridge 10 redemption appears.
Design M;ami approached it wilh an exuberanl display of Memphis fumiture by Ellore Sollsass presenled by
two New York art (not fumiture) gallenes. Koenig & Clinlon and Joe Sheftel. The art crowd swarming Ihe
noor-the ma,n fair wouldn'l open lill the next day-had a good laugh (or was ;t a cry of horror?) atlhe super
gauclle noor lamps. or whalever they were (King Kong on a sitvery, fifteen-foot·tall Empire Stale Bu;lding wilh
a golden temple al its base) Ihal Carpenters Workshop erecled, no doubt to altract any drug lords in Ihe th;rty
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"Did you see Ihe paper tOday?" asked Peter Marino, tagged by Miami PR agenls as the "fashion" architect ,
despite his daily dress in bicep·revealing, motorcycle leathers "They called me Ihe prom king of Miami'" he
chortled . "Don't you love it?"
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Leh' COllectors Mana B",bakova and Ol"g BSlbal\ov PJqh! An"'l lucy Dodd.
Miami loves Marino. He won Ihe design fairs firsl Visional)' award, then created a black leather-paneled
wall to front a special booll, showing chairs from his collection with a life-size mannequin of himselL Bold
branding l The Bass Museum also made him the sUbJecl of "One Way: Peler Malina," an opulenl exhibition of
his impressive collecting habits . Curated by Ihe peripatetic Jerome Sans but clearly designed by Marino to
emphasize Ihe black. the metallic, and the sell. it feature s five commissioned installations (Ihree from artists
repped by Emmanuel Perrotln) and a lisl of corporate sponsors that includes Chanel, Dior, and VUl llon (all
Marino clients) .
Imagine art by the likes of Warhol. Hirst, Pnnce, Kiefer, and (the high point) Mapplelhorpe beautifully installed
in a luxurious, private gentleman's club with heroic portraits of the gentleman . bronze boxes designed by the
gentleman, many shiny skulls, and C<lbinets of curiosities stocked with the gentleman's fetish objects.
Honestly, this show is unusual. The evening's V IP preview kicked up buzz th at vibrated throughout the week.
"It's a big day in the art market," noted Amy Cappellazzo, though she wasn't talking about Marino's show but
the sudden re signation of Christie's CEO Steven Murphy just thirteen days a~er Sotheby's William Ruprecht
was forced from his job. And , said dealer Rachel Lehmann, 'The weathers good'-' tndeed , It was a fine
evening for endless jawboning all over Miami, which seemed oblivious to nationwide protesls against police
killing unarmed black men .
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Anger management-and a vaccine against vioten ce-were each free for the asking al the newly formed
Institute of Conlemporary Art. In one of Ihe Iwo shows opening ilS temporary home in the Design DistriC1"
Pedro Reyes set up a clinic to address people wllh issues. "I don't recognize the ptace l" ICA tnustee Balibara
Herzberg totd Alex Gartenfeld, Ihe museum's deputy director and chief curator. Guesls coutd sign up for
"couptes Iherapy," or ctimb Iwo fioors for a fresh view of the Andra Ursuta sculplures inslalled by Ihe intrepid
artisl on crossbe ams al each teveL These included Ass to Mouth, Ihe Brancusi-like ditdo sculplure that won
over deater Mike Egan on his firsl visillO Ursula's sludio. Thai was four years ago . Now they 're married.
A few slreels away , Don and Mera Rubell were cetebraling nfty years of marriage and collecting with a group
exhibilion "To Have and to Hold," and six solo exhibitions. Mark Flood looked especially slrong and Lucy
Dodd conlributed a room-size abslraction atong with a hefty catalogu e documenting ils yearlong making. "It's
crazy, right?" said an excited Mera Rubell
Back on Soulh Beach, Glenn O'Brien was corralling rappe rs and performance artists for his TV Party shool al
Casa Claridge, while dealer JessiC<l Silverm an gave a dinner for art-world anthropol ogiSI Sarah Thornton. At
the lable on Lincoln Road were Instagram cofounder Mike Krieger and Lovestagram creator Kaitlyn Trigger,
suddenly Ihe most coveled party guests around.
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Public An Fum director NIcholas Baume
But they weren't in eviden ce at Ian Schrager's new Miami Edition Hotel (the old SeVille). where Tracey Emin
was just leaving a dinner hosted by Wmagazine for its art issue as Art Production Fund cofounder Yvonne
Force Villareal headed for the hotel basement. "Look what I fou nd under my chair! " shrieked Whitney
Museum curator Scott Rothkopf. brandishing a pair of silicone falsies in the faces of Instagram-obsessed
pholographer Todd Ebene and the Serpentine Gallery's Hans Ulrich Obrist and Julia Peyton-Jones .
The subject of a New Yorker profile published last week, Obrislled Instagram-accented panels almost every
day . On Wednesday moming. Krieger and Trigger showed up in images posled 10 Instagram from Casa Tua,
where Obrisl and Peylon-Jones were hosting a pre-fair breakfast. It was Obrist who firsl made Krieg er aware
of the app's appeal 10 a.rtists. 'That was a year ago." Krieger said. "Before that, I had no idea."
A few minutes later, the doors to the thirteenth An Basel Miami Beach opened to the lifted and manicured
masses gathered allhe convention cenler. "II's like lIalians lining up to get on a vaporetto in Venice ," said
Bard CC S director Tom Eccles. "At least no one is pushing," collector Marieluise Hessel, observed .
Throughout the day, people behaved well. No one disregarded the rope drawn across a corner of David
Zwirner's stand, where Rothkopf hoped 10 persuade a group of Whitney trllstees to add a second (better)
Jason Rhoades to the museum's permanent collection . And no one molested Public Art Fund director
Nicholas Baume after the beefy bodyguards assigned to him by Ryan Gander- the gist of a performance for
Art Public-abandoned him for Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Some collectors were also dOing double-duty . I found William Bell trading stocks on his iPad while looking al
art in the Gagosian booth and thinking about the Urs Fischers at Sadie Coles. The latter deater, meanwhile,
played a nearly mute sentry guarding Fischers green bronze "raindropS"- sculptures suspended in midair
across the stand-against crowd s of gawkers. Massi mo De Carto mounted a slellar walilhat grouped
togelher painting s by Alighiero Boelli, Rob Pruitt, Piero Manzoni , and Lucio Fonlana. "We aim to please," De
Carto said "How do you like my sign?- asked Gavin Brown of a rotating green neon by Martin Creed Ihat
spelled out Ihe word PEOPLE . Almost as high as the ceiling. it was hard to miss .
New ttlis year wa s the Survey section for neglected historical works. It's like Feature at Art Basel, but smaller.
Th e 1970s Michelle Stuart wor1<s on paper at Leslie Tonkonow alone were worth the watk to the back corner,
bullhen Ihere was the bonus of Gina Pane's san d-painting homage to Malevich 's Black Square at Broadway
1602. And a '70s Alison Knowle s inslallalion al James Fuentes. Bul in every sector, I saw works both old and
new to flilihe holes on the shelves of my present and future mental archive at almost every turn-the
handmade David Alimejd spools at Andrea Rosen , the gorgeous Max Bill at De Carlo. the early Mike Nelson
al Noero. K8 Hardy's Fashion Fasllion books at Reena Spaulings, the Sheila Hicks at Sikkema Jenkins, the
Nairy Baghramian at Daniel Buchholz, and on and on. Surprise. Some an fairs really can deliver an
experience of an.
This fair. by all accounts , was hugely profitable . Emphasis on huge. More intimate , and thoroughty enjOyable,
were the cocktail launch parties that evening in three bungalows at the Edition. In one, Fullon Ryder
introduced Marilyn Minter s first artist book, Plush, with a show of her "bush" photographs, racy and gorgeous
at once. Next door. where Harpers Books and Half Gallery were the hos ts, Jondan Wolfson was signing his
book and Genieve Figgls---<liscove red first by Richard Prince-was signing catalogues and showing her
appealing paintings. And next door to that, Nate Lowma n and Leo Fitzpatrick presented work by Sue
Wiliams. who was definitely not home alone.
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In fact, it was so homey around the bungalows that I was almost sad to depart for the Design Miami dinner
honoring Marino . Cocktails took place In the far-from·domestic, Marino-designed luxury mall developed by
Craig Robins. Christie's America chair Marc Porter denied he ever wanted Murphy's Job, while Florian Baier
and Nina Blscl10fberger described the new complex they're buitding to house Bruno Bischofbergers Immense
collection outside of Zurich
As dinner began at tables in the street. I raced to gated La Gorce island, where a Cuban band was playing at
Maria Baibakova 's housewarming for her fathers new Miami digs- a 1953 Spanish-style mansion once
owned by Cher. (Provenance I) This was an entirely pleasant affair, with a delicious buffet served under the
nearly full moon over Biscayne Bay. Speedboats returned guests to South Beach just in time for the Miley
Cyrus concert at Tommy Hitfigers Raleigh Hotel.
Those who didn't get the emait earlier in the day instnucting them to pick up wristbands in the lobby that
aftemoon stood in a crush at the door as the potty-mouthed, silver-wigged performer, working hard to
overcome her Child-star image and inhabit the role of-wait-an artist, began a set accompanied by the
Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne, What can I say? He sounded great and she'll never be street. But the
crowd went wild, raising iPhones and iPads to the sky to capture the spectacte of silver co nfetti, a dancing
penis, and magic mushroom, presented by Jeffrey Deitch. "Your life will never be better than it is right now," I
heard one person in the crowd say as Cynus covered Led Zeppelin . Others were less adoring . "LCD Sound
System was mucl1 more exciting," one man commented, recalling a Deitch/Raleigh/Basel concert from the
past. "Irs fascinating. Here's this avant-garde visionary coming out of the mainstream:' said Deitcl1 , who
informed an inquisitor that he was "retired" from dealing art, After the crowd dispersed , he went to bed ,
Left Sa.-pentm8 Gallery COOlfBClor Hans UlriCh Obrist Instagrom oaiolillcer Mike Krieger. anj LO'i£!slogrmn creator
Kaitlyn Trigger Right MoMi, PS 1 drredor Klaus Biesenbacl1
Next morning brought VIPs to routine visits to Miami's publicly private collections. I opted for a Ruinart
sponsored, Public Art Fund brunch at the Shelbome feting artist Georgia Russell's special packaging for the
brand . II was the only proper breakfast I had all week, but I missed the lunch that the Argentine Faenas were
giving to announce the cultural center development they're building on Collins Avenue, centerpiece by Rem
Koolh aas (According to the Miami Herald's Alastair Gordon, Miami has no less than 280 new buildings in the
works, with many apartments starting al $10 million . What?)
I missed lunch because I was immersed in the NADA fair at the Deauville Hotel. which was as close as I
would get to a beacl1. NADA is like Williamsburg to ABMB 's Manhattan : hip, relaxed and scnuffy, and a little
too much . I reached my limit halfway through, though I wished Sergei Tcherepnin, voted the winner of the
Artadia/NADA Award by judges Massimiliano Gioni and Cecilia Alemani, had appeared at Lisa Overduin's
booth to give promised massages. I missed him because t went back to the Edition for a panel (moderated by
Obrist) that pitted singer (and Robert Pattinson squeeze) FKA Twigs against Alex tsrael. Immediately
afterward, Obrist appeared yet again at ABMB's Art Salon with Instagram's Kevin Systrom, auctioneer Simon
de Pury, artist Amatia Ulman, and MoMA PS1 director Klaus Biesenbach .
That night. I missed Daniel Arsham's opening at locust Projects, a cocktail on a yacht co-hosted by Deitcl1,
the preview of a Shen Wei exhibition at the Miami Dade College's Museum, the more underground
"Autobody" show, and probably dozens of other things-including Biesenbach's "Zero Tolerance : Miami" at
YoungArts, one exhibition that actually went in for prolest politics. Now my dance card was full, but I didn't
want packaged glamour. I didn't want fashion. I'd seen enough art. So I traded Aby Rosen 's dinner at the W
for the casual ESlher Schipper/Mendes Wood/Mehdi Chouakri/Meyer Riegger gallery dinner at Puerto Sagua,
where the Americans left earliest. the Brazilians arnved last. and Franco Noero never did eat his salad
Back in New York, I slept for three days.
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reveal of its location on Biscayne Boulevard , in an exhibition at his Wynwood
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the proposed museum and future surrounding residential towers by FR-EE
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Doral's stunning Our Lady of Guadalupe church) , perhaps the most important
detail is that the museum and two accompanying residential towers are intended
for a full block site on 5th Avenue & Biscayne Boulevard, between the
AmericanAirlines Arena, the Freedom Tower, and Miami Dade College.
The model provides a great sense of scale and more accurately depicts the
rather large ground level plaza-a true "public" plaza that would ideally activate
Biscayne Boulevard in a way no other building currently does (outdoor seating
for the museum cafe, permanent and rotating public art installations, and
hopefully more trees). -Intended for the site. The model also does a great job
of expressing the vertical screen system used throughout the building, which
seems to play with pattern density in order to control daylight, as well as views
from the exterior.
According to a video released by FR-EE, the museum itself is a play on the
compression of a single mass, and its subsequent expansion through terraces
that twist slightly at each level. The first level would house a museum shop and
cafe, as well as an exhibition space for young emerging artists. The second level
would house temporary exhibitions, and the permanent collections would be on
the third. A restaurant would be located on the fourth level overlooking Museum
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15 Park, the arena, Bayfront Park, and Biscayne Bay beyond, assuming SkyRise
Miami doesn't block the view,
According to The Next Miami, the 90,000 SF museum is scheduled to open
sometime in 2016 at a cost of $50 million, with the 300-unit residential towers
following after (according to FR-EE, the lowers will have only 111 units, although
this is likely still in the early stages of planning, and 111 does seem like quite a
low number for two huge lowers), Aside from a few "this could be anywhere"
interior and balcony renderings, unfortunately there wasn't much information on
the towers (even the model is completely generic), Sketches senl in by a Curbed
reader, however, do appear 10 show how Ihe placement of the public plaza and
museum towards the slreet, with the towers set behind, would preserve the all
important vistas of the Freedom Tower next door.-Margina Demmer
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. Latin American Art Museum coverage <http://miami.curbed.com/tags/latin
american-art-museum> [Curbed Miami]
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The ·Cuban .DiaspOl'a .Cultural .LegacyGalleryis.a.permanenl.space .dedicated.to the impact .ot-Cuban -cultu~e ·on .SouthFlorida.and
throughout the world . The inaugural exhibition Cuba Out of Cuba : Through the Lens of Alexis Rodriguez-Duarte in Collaboration
with Tico Torres presents a selection of iconic photographs of various writers, performers, composers , designers, and artists from
the ·photographer'sCubaOutofCuba series. The exhibition will take ·a uniqueand·historical approach -in su rveying the -legacies of
individuals who influenced the greater culture of their time .
Rodriguez-Duarte was born in Havana, Cuba. In 1968 he moved with his parents to Miami , where he was raised_ At the age of 10,
he was given hisfirstcamer-a by hjsgr-andfather, which -spark-ed his interest in photography. Today, h-eis -an internationally
renowned photographer whose work has appeared in The New Yorker, Vanity Fair,-Town & Country, and Harper's Bazaar,among
others.
Ihe Cuban ·~xile "Experience & Cultural Legacy Gallery is a historical division ofthe MDC Museum o"f Art + Design. In addition to
visual arts, the Museum supports exhibitions and programs that Gollect, preserve, -research and ·interpret stories and -artifacts ·that
help build a better community for understanding and appreciation of the Freedom Tower's history .
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Museum of Art + Design (MOAD) in partnership with MDC Live Arts will present Shen Wei - In Black, White and Gray, the artist's Tirst museum exhibition in the United States dedicated to a solo series oT paintings in collaboration with site specific performances. Th isworld ·premiere e-xhibitio n combines Shen Wei's award -winn ing choreography -with a groundbreaki ng new series of large scale works to be unveiled during Art Basel Miami Beach 2014 at the College's Historic Freedom Tower in Downtown Miami. Sh-ehWei is pethapsbe'stkhoWh ~:Isthelea'd Ch'oteb"graph'e rfor theOpehih'g Cerertfoniesofth"e '2008 B"eijihgOlympiCs, whiCh -earned acclaim worldwide. The washing-ton Post hascaliedShen Wei , "Oneofthe .great.ariists ofour .time," .and The New York Times proclaimed, "If there is something to write home about in the dance world , it is the startlingly imaginative work of the Chinese-born choreographer Shen Wei: Peiformances: Friday, December 5, 2014 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday, December 6, 2014 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. "B p.m. - "9 p.m . Sunday, December 7, 2014 1 p.m . - 2 p.m. Location
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Sunnyvale, CA, December 4,2014-- Cogswell College, a leading educational instilution
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program in Entrepreneurship & Innovation . Concurrently, noted entrepreneur Shawn
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students should call (855) 361-5930 or visit hltpllwww.cogswell.edu/entrepreneurship/masters.htmlto
apply , while space is still available.
The maiden voyage of this program began as a campus-based program during Fall 2012, with students
graduating in Spring 2014. Under Sadowski's leadership, the program will now be offered exclusively
online. "By offering this program online, it eliminates all borders and allows students from anywhere
around the world to participate in this truly one-of-a-kind Silicon Valley experience . These students will
then have the ability to apply this invaluable experience to their own ecosystems," Sadowski says.
Sadowski made national headlines during the summer of 2014, when he and two colleagues rode
bicycles from the west coast of Oregon to the east coast of Virginia to meet with and document the
stories of 100 entrepreneurs in 100 different U S cities. Much like Sadowski's cross-country tour,
Cogswell's MA program provides opportunities for students to cultivate and vet their own business
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The Cogswell MA program has been developed to help students apply entrepreneurial principles and
innovative decision-making both in and outside of existing organizations. Many people dream of "firing"
their boss and owning their own thriving business. Others want to be more innovative and empowered
in their current line of work - or learn skills that will add value to their current employer. This program
allows for that flexibility in expanding each student's careers goals. A Cogswell MA Degree in
Entrepreneurship & Innovation, less costly than one might think, is designed to help students develop
the qualities and skill sets of successful entrepreneurs, and to directly apply those qualities and skills to
achieving their career aspirations.
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Said Dr. Snyder, "The Cogswell Master's Degree program in Entrepreneurship & Innovation is a truly
unique and highly interactive one. The program offers students the opportunity to learn and practice
concepts necessary to helping them accomplish their career dreams. It provides additional tools to the
graduate's professional tool kit. Our curriculum is designed to motivate students to go out into the 'field,'
meet and interview entrepreneurs from a variety of fields, and discover how entrepreneurs 'do what
they do' to make companies successful. In addition to approaching local entrepreneurs, developing
relationships, and learning by their example, students will also get a better understanding of how they,
themselves, fit into their entrepreneurial ecosystems. Ours is a soup-to-nuts program, one that is
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successful entrepreneur and business consultant, and during the Summer of 2014, embarked on the
adventure of a lifetime, as he and two colleagues traveled by bike from the west coast of Oregon to the
east coast of Virginia to interview successful entrepreneurs across the country. The trio passed through
100 cities, interviewing 100 entrepreneurs to film and document their stories.
In addition to My New Enterprise, Sadowski has built two companies and sold them to top leaders in
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countless entrepreneurs on launching and growing successful ventures. He has held faculty positions
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Designed as a "fiercely collaborative, living laboratory," Cogswell College is located in the heart of the
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Located in the heart of Downtown Miami, on Miami Dade College's downtown campus you'll find
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The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum
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Bass Museum of Art Free Day: The last Sunday of every month , 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Free Day for Bank of America & Merrill Lynch Members : First Saturday & Sunday of the month (12 p.m . - 5 p.m. each day through 2013). IDEA@thebass is free for children and adults the last Sunday of every month, 2 to 4 p.m . In the heart of the historic Art Deco District, Bass Museum of Art offers an expansive ";ew at distinguished art . From its permanent collection (European Old Masters, 18th -century English portra its, sculptures, Chinese woodblock prints, and more), to hosting world-class travelling exhibitions, lectures, workshops and a wonderful gift shop, it offers something for everyone. IDEA@thebass acti";ties include art projects, scavenger hunts and prizes. Admission is always free for children under 6 years of age. GOLD COAST RAilROAD MUSEUM
Kendall Area
Gold Coast Railroad Museum Free Day : The first Saturday of the month except in March when the museum hosts the popular Day out '",ith Thomas .
A must-see museum for any train enthusiast , you'll find plenty of trains to explore at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum. This model train exhibit includes various scales , and for the younger kids, numerous Thomas the Tank Engine tables for interactive play . You'll find rare collection pieces including "Ferdinand Magellan," the private railroad car built for President Franklin Roosevelt, and the Florida East Coast Railway locomotive #153. This unique museum is always free for children under two. HISTORYMIAMI
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HistoryMiami (formerly the Historical Museum of Southern Florida) Free Day: The second Saturday of the month. A cultural institution , and Smithsonian Institute Affiliate Program, this museum is committed to gathering, preser\ing and celebrating Miami's unique history. Family Fun Days, which are the second Saturday of each month, offer all children and adults the opportunity to learn and experience something new and fun. Children under the age of six are always free, as are veterans between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Jewish Museum of Florida Free Day: Every Saturday. JEWISH MUSEUM OF flORIDA-FlU
Miami Beach - Art Deco District/South Beach
The Jewish Museum of Florida is housed lo";ngly in two restored buildings that once served as synagogues for Miami Beach's first congregation. Located on South Beach's South of Fifth neighborhood, the museum features 80 stained glass windows, Deco chandeliers and a Moorish copper dome. Temporary exhibits change throughout the year in both buildings , but the main exhibit, MOSAIC: Jewish life in Florida, 1763 to present, is a staple of the museum. Children under age si x are always free . Lowe Art Museum Free Day: Donation Day , the first Tuesday of each month . A free gallery tour is at 1 p.m . Located in Coral Gables on the beautiful University of Miami campus, this is considered Miami's oldest art museum. Featuring a variety of permanent works of art as well as temporary exhibits , it is the only area museum with a notable collection of Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities. This museum is always free for children under 12 years old. lOWE ART MUSEUM
Coral Gables
Miami Children's Museum Free Day: Free the third Friday of month from 3-9 p.m. Free Day for Bank of America & Merrill Lynch Members: First Saturday & Sunday of the month (10 a.m. - 6 p.m . each day through 2013). Visitors of all ages will love the interactive and bilingual acti";ties and crafts throughout the museum. Engaging exhibits encourage learning through play. On the first floor, kids have the opportunity to explore a bank, supermarket, health and wellness center, veterinary clinic , and tele";sion studio - all sized for them. Upstairs, children of all ages can make art and music, board a life size cruise ship, climb through a two-story sandcastie, and so much more. The museum is always free for infants under one year old. Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (MOCA) Free Day for Bank of America & Merrill Lynch Members: First Saturday of the month (11 a.m.
5 p.m .); First Sunday of the month (12 p.m . - 5 p.m.) through 201 3. Known for seeking a fresh and sometimes pro\{)cative approach in examining art, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MaCA) is internationally recognized and respected for its ability to define new trends and directions in contemporary art. MOCA presents up to ten exhibitions each year offering an exciting and ever-changing blend of both emerging and established artists . MaCA is always free for children under the age of 12, North Miami residents , city employees and veterans. MIAMI CHilDREN'S MUSEUM
Downtown Miami Area
Miami Science Museum Free Day: The observatory is free the first Friday of the month 8:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. Free Day for Bank of America & Merrill Lynch Members : First Saturday & Sunday of the month (10 a.m . - 6 p.m. each day through 2013). MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
North Miami Area
Originally built in 1949, the Miami Science Museum is a Smithsonian Institute Affiliate. The museum features national tra~ling exhibits, and visitors can see li~ science demonstrations and theater shows daily. While there, don't miss the wildlife center where you'll see rare and exotic birds and the Miami Planetarium, home to the Weintraub Observatory's two powerful telescopes. You'll maNeI at the Milky Way and gaze at far-off galaxies during the observatory's free monthly star show. Miami Science Museum is always free for infants 2 years of age and under. Wolfsonian-FIU Art Museum Free Day:
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In this elegant and ch illing story about world politics, the great Toni Servillo defies expectations playing two roles, imbuing each character with brilliant nuance and astonishing
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Screenplay: Roberto And6 , Angelo Pasqu ini
Cinematography: Maurizio Calvesi
Editing: Clelio Benevento
Music: Goffredo Gibellini, Angelo Giovagnoli
2013 David di Donatello Awards, Italy: Won Best Screenplay, Best Supporting .Actor (Valerio Mastandrea); Nominated for Best Film, Best Supporting .Actress (Anna Bonaiuto),
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2013 Golden Globes, Italy: Nominated, Best Director, Best Screenplay
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2013 Karlovy Vary International Rim Festival: Official Selection
2013 Chicago International Rim Festival: Official Selection
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Las jestividades de este ano se llevClran a cabo el sabado 13 de diciembrc a las 11
am. La entrada al evento es libn! y gT'atuita pam el pltblica en ge ncl'Cll.
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Kelly Blanco, reportera de trafico de NBC 6, sera la co
presentadora del evento, que contara con un Pueblo Navideno
de Nieve, y una montana de nieve de 12 pies donde los ninos
pod rim disfrutar de una experiencia con trineo al estilo sudOoridano. Tarrtlien
habra presentaciones en vivo en Ires escenarios como un grupo de baile
polinesico, conjuntos de jazz. orquestas de varias escuelas intermedias y
secundarias, iY rrucho mas!
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Segun una nota de prensa, Santa lIegara en helic6ptero a las 11 a .m., yen uni6n
de la Sra. Claus comenzara un desfile con sus pequenos colaboradores,
incluyendo varios personajes populares de los dibujos animados y bandas de
musica. Los ninos podran conocer y saludar a San l\icolas en su chimenea,
relratarse con el, y dejar cartas con pedidos de jugueles en su buz6n.
Otros componentes de la fiesta sera un Pabell6n de J6venes en la Agricultura
con presentaciones de animales silvestres, un pequeno zool6gico de mascotas y
juegos; un Pabell6n de Artes Manuales, un Pabell6n de fiestas de fin de ano en
todo el rrundo con costumbres y tradiciones festivas de olres paises; Elsie's
Greenshop, donde los ninos podran aprender a proteger el medioambienle en
esla lemporada fesliva, y mas de 50 exposiciones.
• Elevate nOrrVrada la 3plkac IOn de! arlO 2
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• Estados Unidos desconocia ne goc iac ion
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M iam y Coca ·Cola
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Dia Farriliar de Aclividades en eI ParQue con la eludad de
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!-by sera un dia soteado en Ia Florida
TRANSFORNERS vis itan MarTi Olikjren's i-tlspi(al
l.k1 area de comestibles con numerosos camiones y vendedores de alimenlos
eslara disponible para salisfacer el paladar a precios razonables .. Sa invita a las
familias a contribuir con un juguete para la recogida, que se donaran a ninos
necesitados de la corrunidad.
QUE: Campus Norte del MOC celebra evento anual Fiesta Infantil de Fin de Ano
CUANDO: Sabado 13 de diciembre de 11 a.m. a 3 p.m.
DON DE: Campus Norte del MOC
11380 NN 27 Ave.
ETIQUETAS: Florida t.,.OC ai'lo nuevo Evenlos Marri eventos en f.liarri Carrpus f\t)rte Fiesta infantil "' - - - - ' - - ' Scott anuncia a Mke carroll CaITO Secreta rio del
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MARTES 9 DE DICIEMBRE DEL 2014
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• EI Sistema de Bibliotecas Publicas del Con
dado Miami Dade, gran venta de libros, dvds y
mas para recaudar fondos a beneficio de las
bibliotecas. Miercoles 10 a sabado 13, 9 a.m. a 5
p.m. Auditorium: 10 a.m. Main Library, 101W
Flagler St. 305-375:4776 www.friendsofmdpl.org
• Ellnstituto de EstudiQs Cubanos y Cubano
Americanos.presenta ~llanzamiento de la nove
la Isabel y Alejandra: tras la mascara de Internet
de Ana Patricia Candiani, perodistade la televi
sion y radio hispana y Julio Cesar Martinez
Romero, academico de la Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico. Martes 9, 7 p.m. Casa
Bacardi, Universidad de Miami., 1531 Brescia
Ave., Coral Gables. 305- 284-2822.
• Homenaje a Julio Cortazar y Octavio Paz: mesa redonda con la participacion de la perio
dista y actriZ Adriana Bianco, la Directora del . Instituto Cultural de Mexico, Nayeli Damian, el
Dr. Luis F. Alvarado, el academico y escritor
Joaquin Badajoz y el Director de CLACI-MDC
Dr. Juan Blanco. LectUra de poemas por el actor
Ariel L6pez Padilla. Miercoles 10, 7 p.m. Centro
Cultural Espanol: 1490 Biscayne Blvd, Miami.
305 -448-9677. Entrada gratis
,
• EI Miami Dade College develara el Dia de los
Derechos Humanos una escultura de la Paloma
de la Paz del reconocido escultor espanol Ela'dio
de Mora. Miercoles 10, 10:30 a.m. a las 12 p.m.
Campus Norte del MDC 11380 NW 27 Ave.
• Miami. Literario, Emcuentrode narradores
locales. Pedro Medina presenta panel con: Jose
Abreu Felippe, Madeleine de Cubas, Jose Diaz
Diaz, Camilo Pino, Rosana Ubanell, Jose Ignaclo
Valenzuela - Gables. Jueves 11, 6:30 p.m. Books &
. Books, 265 Aragon Ave Coral Gables.
• Presentaci6n de la novel a Balseros del aire
del escritorvenezolano Abellbarrapor Joaquin·
de Posada y Jaime Florez, con Alexis Ortiz co
mo maestro de ceremonias. Jueves 11, 6:30 p.m.
New Professions Technical Institute, 4000 West
Flagler St. Coral Gables.
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• La Otra Esquina de laslTlilabras, celebraci6n ·
de su quinto aniversario con lectutas e inter:
. venciones de escritores, artistas y editor,es que ·
han participado en la tertulia desde su funda
cion. Viernes 12, 7:30 p:m. Cafe Demetrio, 300
Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables, 305-448-4949
• Fiesta de ninos en el Norte, artesania, jue- .
gos, comidas y Santa en vivo. Done un juguete y
dIsfrute un dia con la familia gratis. Sabado 13,
11 a.m. a 3 p.m. Miami Dade College North Cam-'
pus 11380 NW 27 Ave.
elnuevoherald.com
Sa.bado 6' de DiciembTe del 2014
EN lAS ARTES
• Miami Dade College I Tower
Theatre. Viva la Iibertad, de Rober
to Ando, 2:40 y 7 p.m. / Pelo Malo,
de Mariana Rond6n, 4:50 y 9:15
p.m . / 1508 SW 8 St. (305)
643-8706.
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MARTES 9 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2014
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