street art

From street art to music and baseball, host Carlos Frías and producers Leslie Ovalle Atkinson and Elisa Baena highlight their favorite moments on Sundial in 2023.

David Anasagasti, aka 'Ahol Sniffs Glue,' is the Cuban-American artist behind the eyes you see graffitied all over Miami. He tells us about his project with Florida International University's Ratcliffe Art and Design Incubator, in which he bikes around Miami and paints pieces of trash.

David Anasagasti is known as Ahol Sniffs Glue, a street artist with a two decades-long career who became a local legend by turning trash into art worth picking up.

We’re joined by Caron Bowman, the director of curation for Street Art Revolution, a public art collective based in West Palm Beach. Bowman grew up in Riviera Beach and founded the collective in 2015 after she saw a lack of diversity in public art.

Atomik, the graffiti artist behind his iconic animated oranges, talks about the evolution of his signature character that has now become associated with South Florida.

Rico James joins WLRN's Carlos Frías to talk about his new documentary 'Nobody Was Here' that tells the story of Wynwood artist 'Nobody,' who left the corporate world in New York to pursue art on the streets of Miami.

The current status of the coronavirus response in South Florida, how are wages affecting the push for Floridians to return to the job market and street art and advertising collide in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood.

Guests for Sundial Tuesday, April 3, 2018:The city of Miami established the Sea-Level Rise Committee in 2015 to study the effects of sea-level rise on the…

Click through the slideshow to see more of Little Haiti's utilitarian street art.Miami's Wynwood Arts District has been South Florida's street-art mecca…

The city of Miami is rich with artistic, architectural and historic detail, but what can be learned from the streets themselves? Local artist Nick Gilmore…

We first posted this story when "Heatscape" premiered in 2015. The 2019 performances run from February 22 through March 17 in Miami, Broward and West Palm…

South Florida’s graffiti problem in the 1990’s had a poster child: Crook and Crome.They had tags in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.Graffiti…