Sergio J. Quiñonez a.k.a. SURGE, a Postgraffisim artist with roots in Los Angeles and a upbringing in Miami, has taken his bold artistic vision from his sketchbooks to the vibrant streets of South Florida and beyond. His fascination with

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Founded in 2019, Miami Art Society gallery is led by JP Williams, who has been active in the art world for over ten years. His background includes various roles such as art handling, project management, curation, and event coordination. Williams has worked with many respected galleries and institutions in Miami, bringing a diverse set of skills to his gallery, helping it thrive in the global art market. His rich experience has helped him build friendships with talented local artists, and these connections are essential to the Miami Art Society gallery.

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Meet Steven Reyes, a.k.a. KEDS, a true Miami graffiti pioneer who has been burning with the DAM Crew (The Artistic Mpire) since 1989.

He offers a fascinating glimpse into the origins of the Miami graffiti scene, recounting tales from the infamous Miami penits, the legendary I-95 wall, and the abandoned RC Cola factory building.

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Born and raised in the Bronx, NYC, Carlos Solano draws inspiration from his upbringings and experiences.

He is inspired by positive energy, music, nature and

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This week, my guest is South Florida contemporary artist and muralist Nate Dee.

His Haitian background can be appreciated in his colorful art as well as his murals, painted all over Florida and abroad. In his figurative painting, his characters typically wear masks covering partially their faces. Let’s find out

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This week, my guest proudly represent the 305 with his art. His name is DISEM.

For more than 20 years, DISEM has been painting huge murals of local music and sports legends over his signature graffiti background using Miami’s iconic pink and blue color palette.

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Yuval Ofir is the creative mind behind Yo Miami, an art and events consulting agency.

Yuval's mission is to shine a light on the elements of Miami culture that deserve to be recognized and celebrated.

He’s also an entrepreneur, a businessman, an art curator, a community advocate, a writer, a podcast host and a dad… Let’s find out how he can wear so many different hats and stay on top of it.

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This week, my guest is highly acclaimed Miami muralist, Luis Valle, better known as El Chan Guri. Luis was born in Nicaragua but grew up in Miami.

Luis Valle's murals reflect his unique artistic style, capturing the essence of cultural diversity, heritage, and the human experience.

His artwork bridges gaps, breaks boundaries, and inspires a sense of unity and appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us.

@el_chan_guri

Coinslot is well known for his satirical cartoony and sometimes political work. He left Miami 7 years ago to pursue a very successful artistic journey in Los Angeles. Coinslot is back in Miami for a popup exhibition titled “Unfollowed”. He’s not afraid to admit that he has burned a few bridges but he’s going to use the fire to light up his path.

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This week, my guest is Peter Tunney. Peter is much more than a visual artist and businessman. He believes in humankind and the good that results from performing

So, buckle up and jump right into our conversation.

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