2022
2022
‘Who Is Miami’ combines storytelling, photos to tell community’s story
By Community News Releases -June 6, 2022
Impact.Edition and Good Miami Project present “Who Is Miami,” a first-of-its-kind multimedia exhibition framed in bus stop shelters across Miami-Dade neighborhoods.
Recently almost 200 guests joined the inaugural gallery preview at the Main Library.
Viewers can learn more about the changemakers-in-portrait by scanning QR-codes on the artworks.
“‘Who Is Miami’ is an alternative way to discover this beautiful city through the lens of Greg Clark’s photography and our stories about social innovators who make tremendous and — sometimes invisible — efforts to make life more just, resilient, and sustainable,” said Yulia Strokova, founder and creative lead of Impact.Edition.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
A new ‘Coppertone Girl’: Green Space Miami's (GSM) annual open call asks Miami-Dade artists to reimagine an iconic Miami billboard
GSM’s Green Space Initiative will grant $5,000 each to ten (10) artists in recognition of work that advocates for the principles of inclusion, community empowerment, and education.
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