Fernando Gonzalez
Knight Foundation
Miami Beach, FL, United States
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Past articles by Fernando:
How to master the art of composing a music career
Above: 2005 YoungArts Winner in Voice Niia Bertino with Tom Windish of The Windish Agency and Esther Park of the ... → Read More
Indian classical dance–to the rhythms of poetry and Afro-Cuban spirits
Photo provided by the Miami Book Fair. In the crossroads that is South Florida, cultural differences seem readily apparent. Yet ... → Read More
Miami City Ballet reimagines Shakespeare, Balanchine and Miami in a signature production of ‘Midsummer’
Above: Patricia Delgado, principal dancer, as Titania in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Photo © Alberto Oviedo. That the centerpiece in ... → Read More
‘Queen of Thursdays,’ documenting a Cuban ballerina’s rise and exile, to premiere at the Miami International Film Festival
Rosario Suárez in captured video images from Queen of Thursdays. The images need no commentary. On stage, Rosario Suárez, the ... → Read More
Knight awards at Miami International Film Festival to recognize best dramatic works, documentary
Above: Dawn Porter's movie, "Trapped." Courtesy Miami Dade College’s Miami International Film Festival. Film festivals are both showcases and competitions. ... → Read More
How the Miami International Film Festival and Google are spotlighting diversity in movies and tech
Above: "We Are Pregnant" director Juana Macias. Courtesy Miami Dade College’s Miami International Film Festival. Technology has been an indispensable ... → Read More
Pérez Art Museum Miami expands its African-American art collection
Above: Evening 9:10, 461 Lenox Avenue, 1964; Art © Romare Bearden Foundation/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Since its inception ... → Read More
How skateboarders and jazz musicians make the same moves
Skateboarders perform in a half-pipe on the National YoungArts Foundation campus in Miami as jazz pianist Jason Moran and his ... → Read More
Second Black Tech Week spotlights Miami’s position at the intersection of diversity and innovation
February has long been a month of remembrance and celebration of African-American culture. But with Black Tech Week, an event ... → Read More
How ‘Spotlight’ is the ‘best argument’ for journalism
Photos: Knight Foundation President Alberto Ibarguen and Washington Post Executive Editor Marty Baron followed a screening of the movie "Spotlight." ... → Read More
Transportation expert Gabe Klein maps out a path to success for cities in his new book
Gabe Klein talks about building better cities and his new book during an appearance on Jan. 13, 2016 at The ... → Read More
At Pérez Art Museum Miami, a discussion on race and identity, in images and words
Above: Firelei Báez work at Pérez Art Museum Miami. Photo via PAMM. Identity and racial politics in the United States ... → Read More
Sime MIA explores intersection of tech, art and business for third year
Photo above: Sime MIA host Oka Ahlvarsson at New World Center in 2014. Photo courtesy Sime MIA. The idea of ... → Read More
The Swamp at Miami Book Fair, a gathering place for ideas—and the wonderfully wacky
Miami Book Fair International photos by Michael D. Bolden on Flickr. Even in the sprawling, something-for-everybody diversity of the Miami ... → Read More
From cover to cover, 32nd Miami Book Fair celebrates diverse ideas and cultures
2014 National Book Awards panel at Miami Book Fair. Photo courtesy Miami Book Fair. The Miami Book Fair, which takes ... → Read More