The odd case of artist Enrique Gomez de Molina, whose Frankenstinian animal mashups (alas, some involving creatures on the endangered list) got him busted.

Approval from the U.S. Department of the Treasury might be required to see the next exhibit of works from the collection of Ella Fontanal-Cisneros. That’s because the Miami-based collector will be presenting an official exhibition at the 11th Havana Biennial, which runs from May 11 through June 11.

Haiti-born artist Edouard Duval Carrie’s current works play on light and life.

A Haitian-inspired fashion exhibit will serve as the backdrop for a panel discussion on the state of Haiti’s embattled culture after the devastating 2010 earthquake.

Two exhibitions of painting by Cuban-born artists reach beyond the familiar to enrich understanding of the island’s culture.

Approval from the U.S. Department of the Treasury might be required to see the next exhibit of works from the collection of Ella Fontanal-Cisneros. That’s because the Miami-based collector will be presenting an official exhibition at the 11th Havana Biennial, which runs from May 11 through June 11.

At Wynwood’s Margulies Warehouse, sculpture and images are more than cutting-edge artworks: they are also works of beauty.

“If I met a woman in the street who looked like my paintings, I’d faint.”

Miamian

Andy Royston hits the sand and surf early each morning to capture the scenes that most in South Florida take for granted, and then streams them online.

Peggy Levison Nolan was in her 40s when she was given her first camera. She had dropped out of school, married, had seven children and, then, divorced.

“I’m not ready yet to say what the future of the Miami-Dade College Gallery system will be,” says its new executive director, Jeremy Mikolajczak, but “visitors will definitely see a difference.”

An artist hopes his exhibit on a failed Broward reef will bring attention to an underwater catastrophe just off the coast.

Smack in the middle of an unremarkable city block in Wynwood, O Cinema — with its neon-blue exterior and mural of cute monsters and precocious aliens — looks out of place, like a pop art gallery that got lost on its way to Art Basel, or a quirky day-care center for parents of extra-terrestrials.

Forget nostalgia. Despite nods to the Orange Bowl, Marlins Park is a contemporary landmark that actually functions.

Keni Valenti is known as the “King of Vintage Couture” to celebrities, editors and design houses around the globe. Kate Moss is a customer, and designers like Marc Jacobs and Cavalli turn to him when they need fashion inspiration.

A photo gallery