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We recently celebrated 100 episodes on Masisi Radio! That means: 300 Hours of queer Caribbean artist archiving; 300 Hours of music, conversation, and workshops; and countless viewers, participants, and supporters.

Best part? It’s all on YouTube for you to run back and tune into whatever you love. Thank you to all our radio family who came for the Endless B2B celebration, and thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way! 

Stay tuned for more, every Sunday on Twitch 6-9pm EST 📻

📍 @littleriverculturalgarden
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A conversation about legacy in a room full of women shaping what comes next.

As we celebrate 30 years, this season’s Conversations at MOCA featured curators Laura Novoa, Kimari Jackson, and Catherine Camargo, with Amanda Sanfilippo Long guiding a discussion about leadership, curatorial practice, and staying connected to the creative communities of South Florida.

Thank you to our panelists for sharing their perspectives, and to everyone who joined the conversation, asked questions, and brought such warmth to the room. We’re grateful for the women whose vision has shaped MOCA’s history and for those carrying that work forward.
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BGIAS MIAMI💗💐⭐️✨ THANK YOU FOR JOINING US at @bakehouseartcomplex 

Attendees joined the lovely @tabicherubin for an intimate, rotating studio tour featuring multidisciplinary artists and filmmakers Cornelius Tulloch, Monica Sorelle, and Juan Luis Matos. Working across mediums including painting, photography, installation, architecture, sculpture, and film, their work explores themes of identity, belonging, migration, and cultural memory, shaped by personal histories rooted in the Caribbean and the broader
diaspora.
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BGIAS Miami, any plans for the weekend?😏🌟🤸🏾‍♂️💐

We’d love to have you on Saturday, September 19th, from 2-4 PM at Bakehouse Art Complex for a rotating studio tour featuring multidisciplinary artists and filmmakers Cornelius Tulloch, Monica Sorelle, and Juan Luis Matos.
This intimate, behind-the-scenes tour offers a closer look at each artist’s practice. Working across mediums including painting, photography, installation, architecture, sculpture, and film, their work explores themes of identity, belonging, migration, and cultural memory, shaped by personal histories rooted in the Caribbean and the broader
diaspora.

Attendees will move between each studio, engaging directly with the artists while gaining insight into the creative community at Bakehouse.

RSVP w/ link in bio required.
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My year of rest and relaxation:
Or the year that I lost my job and my friends and family held me up and I ran around like a headless chicken and we figured it out kinda. Earnestness and gratitude and Bud Light 4eva 💜
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That’s a wrap on WHEEL OF FOURTEEN! Thank you to all our friends who came out to spin the wheel and celebrate 14 years of giving away free books to everyone in Miami! 

Because of you, Bookleggers fundraised $21,222 to help us continue to spread a love for reading through our free bookstore and programs 📚 

Special thanks to our amazing partners: @bakehouseartcomplex, co-host Monica Sorelle @monicugh, @antojeria_miami for keeping us fed, @mamatriedmia for keeping the drinks flowing, @blacknimbus_band for their live music and gameshow tunes, @hushfell for introducing us to Paige & Turner, @sharedprintfac & @extravirginpress for the custom bibliomancers, and @chantal_lawrie for these great photos!

Thank you for partying with us. And as always, thank you for reading. It’s our favorite!
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