As you may know, the 25th annual Winter Music Conference is coming to Miami Beach starting this Tuesday, March 23rd till March 27th. To kick-off this exciting musical movement, Sushi Samba is relaunching their weekly event called "Cosplay Tuesdays" on March 23rd from 12 midnight till 4:30 am (600 Lincoln Road). This is the restaurant's biggest party night where acrobats and other fun characters come out to play!
This week's celebration will not only feature your sushi favorites, but guests will be treated to the AMAZING beats of Ursula 1000 (aka DJ Alex Gimeno). Gimeno's personal taste in music includes : new wave, post punk, glam rock and hip hop. This means you're in for some eclectic sounds and a much needed dose of sazon! Don't miss the party this Tuesday: it's the only night Ursula 1000 will be spinning. For table reservations, call 305.673.5337 or visit
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Take a stroll through ancient history by visiting the newest Egyptian Gallery to arrive in South Florida. The Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach will be hosting "A Night at the Museum" on Thursday, April 29th from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. to reveal their collection of Egyptian artifacts. The evening features informal tours by Bass Museum's Executive Director Silvia Cubiña and Brooklyn Museum's Egyptologist and special exhibition curator, Dr. Edward Bleiberg. A Night at the Museum will feature cocktails by Grey Goose Vodka and tasty desserts by Stella's Sweet Shoppe. All attendees can enter a raffle to win a VIP Package for Art Basel Miami Beach. The only catch: this premiere event is exclusively for "members." To attend, you can purchase a one-year membership for the Bass Museum of Art (membership fee- $125). Your membership will admit 2 people for this event. Want to pay regular admission? The Egyptian Gallery will open to the public on April 30th. For more information, visit http://www.bassmuseum.org/.
Browsing the Net looking for a present for my wife for our wedding anniversary (which I nearly forgot), I came by chance upon this fantastic site called wahooart.com, based probably in Paris. Talk about the Louvre having a big collection of priceless masterpieces, this site has just about everything in Western art, but as digital files.
ReplyDeleteWhat they do is to make good reproduction prints from your choice of work from their archive. I know that the prints are good because I ordered online, a print that was on canvas, like a painting. I specified the size and even chose a frame at their site.
A bit awkward when the gift was delivered early to my door, luckily while my wife was not home. What did I choose? This glorious nude by the German artist George Grosz: http://EN.WahooArt.com/A55A04/w.nsf/OPRA/BRUE-8LHV5V and it's hanging gloriously large above our bed head now. Risqué? Sure. But my wife and I love it.