'RESET' BRINGS BODIES, HUMOR AND AI TO KOUBEK CENTER'

Three bodies enter a system. They repeat, obey and function as expected. Then something goes wrong. That breakdown is the starting point of “RESET,” a physical-theater work by Argentine performers Alfonso Barón, Luciano Cortés and Luciano Rosso.

By Miguel Sirgado

'DEATH OF A SALESMAN' AND THE AMERICAN DREAM IN A HISPANIC TELLING AT ARCA

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz had the idea of bringing Arthur Miller’s great American classic, “Death of a Salesman,” to a Hispanic audience. Alexa Kuve, founder and artistic director of Arca Images, had been looking for a way to mark America’s 250th anniversary. By Michelle F. Solomon

MODERN MASTER LOUISE NEVELSON GETS HER DUE AT THE FROST MUSEUM

Louise Nevelson may not be among the first names that come to mind in the pantheon of important artists of the modernist movement. In 'Dawn to Dusk' at the Frost Art Museum, she's center stage. By Douglas Markowitz

MONTHLY ROUND UP FOR ARTISTS' GRANTS

Each month, Artburst highlights grant and fellowship opportunities for artists in Miami-Dade County, across South Florida and beyond. Here's what available for August. By Josie Gulliksen

EDWIDGE DANTICAT’S ‘DÈY’ CONNECTS HAITI, MIAMI AND A CLOSE CALL AT A LOCAL MALL

Edwidge Danticat was inside a mall in South Florida when she thought she heard gunshots. It was a false alarm, but her new novel “Dèy," which gets released this week, follows a Haitian American woman in Miami navigating trauma after surviving a traumatic experience. By Michelle F. Solomon

LA ‘CONDICIÓN SATURADA’ DE DAVID ROHN SE EXPONE EN LA GALERÍA DOT FIFTYONE DE MIAMI

David Rohn le imprime a su obra el sello de su performatividad, no solo por las infinitas maneras en que se imagina, actúa y representa a sí mismo, sino también por su interés en espacios y experiencias vitales liminales, al borde, entre el humor y la tragedia, o entre la magia y el juego en la pintura. By Marivi Veliz

LA GRAN MÚSICA REGRESA A MIAMI

La gran música regresa a Miami como un bálsamo tras meses de sequía. La espera termina. La nueva temporada ofrece una abundante cosecha de grandes orquestas, solistas y directores, junto con propuestas de cámara, ópera y música coral. By Sebastian Spreng