While warehouse galleries and jazz gardens entice art fans to dynamic, inventive settings where you can learn something new every time you come, the streets are lined with a brilliant tapestry of well-selected mural walls. Some refer to Miami’s Wynwood district as the “epicentre of all things beautiful and expressive” because of its artistically entrepreneurial culture. Every second Saturday of the month, art, street performances, music, and delectable food come together at the Wynwood Art Walk, a legendary event.
This outdoor mural museum showcases the creations of well-known street artists.īlock parties for Art Walk were initially introduced by Wynwood in the early 2000s, which marked its entrance into the scene. Shops like Frangipani and Wynwood Tribe provide locally manufactured and imported goods that will serve as chic souvenirs for your vacation to Miami.īecause of its recent metamorphosis from an industrial warehouse neighborhood to a hotspot for modern art, Wynwood has been dubbed the “new spotlight of Miami.” The best example of this transition may be seen at Wynwood Walls. Locals frequently stop by Panther Coffee for a caffeine fix before travelling to nearby coworking spaces or having a snack at well-known restaurants like The Salty, Coyo Taco, and Zak The Baker. Along with local shops, Mexican restaurants, food halls, and laid-back pubs like Gramps, there are distilleries like Wynwood Brewing Company and Cerveceria La Tropical that provide outside areas for fun in the sun. Wynwood has a thriving art community that extends beyond galleries and street art and includes museums, theatres, performing arts centers, and even a few artist-owned cafés and pubs.Īll the elements that make tours of Wynwood renowned may be seen by taking a trip down Northwest 2nd Avenue and its adjacent streets. The numerous galleries in Wynwood sell items at various price ranges and attract both serious and casual collectors. There are other murals, graffiti pieces, and public sculptures in the region, and the Wynwood Walls outdoor mural project has garnered attention worldwide. Admission is free.Perhaps Wynwood is most recognized as a center for modern and street art. Saturday, May 23, at Gramps, 176 NW 24th St., Miami 78.
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With a showing of Audio Junkie’s Free Pizza episode and music by Male Model, Gwand, Sad Ghost, Forlatt, and Wynona Grinder. Julian Casablancas + the Voidz’ “Human Sadness” Screening. May 24 Videology Bar & Cinema, Brooklyn, NY May 23 Videology Bar & Cinema, Brooklyn, NY May 22 Videology Bar & Cinema, Brooklyn, NY May 21 Seventh Circle Music Collective, Denver, CO May 20 Emporium Arcade Bar (Wicker Park), Chicago, IL
Julian Casablancas + the Voidz’ “Human Sadness” Screening Tour
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Though neither JC, nor the Voidz will be in attendance for the Miami event, there will be some live tunes from Male Model, Gwand, Sad Ghost, Forlatt, and Wynona Grinder, as well as a showing of local music documentary crew Audio Junkie’s latest episode featuring Boston-based punk band Free Pizza.Ĭheck below for the full “Human Sadness” screening tour dates.
Most of the announced screenings are scheduled for Brooklyn, but there are also events set for Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Boston, Nashville, Montreal, Washington, D.C., and Miami’s Gramps in Wynwood. There are fast cars, war scenes, apocalyptic dust storms, and the Voidz playing music while an asteroid hurtles toward Earth. Produced over six months and helmed by two directors, Warren Fu and Nicholaus Goossen, the clip seems to be, based on the teaser trailer, an ambitiously executed short film. And the song’s soon-to-be-released music video is apparently just as epic, because the Strokes singer and company - guitarists Jeramy Gritter and Amir Yaghmai, keyboard player Jeff Kite, bassist Jake Bercovici, and drummer Alex Carapetis - have just announced a screening tour.Īs Casablancas exclaimed on Facebook: “ Chegg out an advance screening of thee full Human Sadness video at a venue near you…! see it before it comes out online (on 5/27) and hang out in a social-type gathering!” That’s the title of an epic 11-minute track off the six-man outfit’s debut album, Tyranny. is prepping his third solo record while bassist Nikolai Fraiture tours with a new crew called Summer Moon.Īs for Casablancas, he’s busy exploring “Human Sadness” with the Voidz. With only seven festival shows scheduled through 2015, the essential early-2000s rock band has no plans for a new album. Though the Strokes are still together, frontman Julian Casablancas, like his bandmates, has spent the last few years on other endeavors.
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