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"In Miami, all roads lead to Craig."  Virgil Abloh, fashion designer, artistic director of Louis Vuitton's menswear 

No one of our generation has played a more influential role in defining, redefining and shaping the culture in Miami than Craig Robins. Craig is a visionary in the truest sense of the word, nothing short of brilliant. However, it was his unpretentious personal warmth and willingness to engage with this unknown restaurateur in the 80s that established our connection, one that has endured through his astronomical rise over the past four decades. 

As the CEO and President of Dacra, the real estate development company he founded in 1987, Robins focuses on developing creative communities that integrate art, design and architecture to accelerate asset value creation and enrich urban life. Dacra has spearheaded some of the most successful and transformative commercial, residential and mixed-use projects in Miami’s history, including South Beach, the Lincoln Road area, Allison Island and the Miami Design District, an 18-square block neighborhood dedicated to fashion, design and art that incorporates the work of emerging and established architects, public art, Michelin restaurants and stores by the world’s most significant luxury brands. 

In 2005, the neighborhood’s rapid renewal inspired the creation of Design Miami/ (Jun) in Basel, Switzerland and subsequently Design Miami/ Basel (Dec) in Miami, design fairs that have evolved into the world’s premier global forum for collectible design. Robins is the Chairman of the show, which he owns in partnership with MCH Swiss Exhibition, the producers of Art Basel. 

Join me, your host Brad Johnson , and Craig as we discuss his family life growing up, how a year studying abroad in Spain broadened Craig's view of urban design and inspired his citizen-of-the-world perspective. We learn about the three mentors in his career, the importance of historical buildings in preserving and reflecting culture, and how Craig's love of art, design, architecture and sense of community melded into his business philosophy and storied journey. 

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Every fast-food chain wants their shot at the clown, and that makes Pusha T the court jester in everyone's court. The podcast opens up with EstoBro grilling Many Hatake and special guest Nick Lucius over when was the last time they ordered a Filet-O-Fish sandwich (5:30). The conversation transitions into the latest 'beef' that Pusha T is serving up against McDonald's; and he's doing it with the support of Arby's advertising. EstoBro introduces Mandy Hatake and Nick Lucius (12:45) in the formal introduction for the listening audience. Nick Lucius is a local artist from Tampa who has been styling and profiling all over the state of Florida for a few good years now. Without TV on the episode, there is no reason to hold a conversation about sports, however, EstoBro wants to discuss how sports jerseys have been the latest fashion trend for bands and artists are using to express their art forms thoroughly (22:00). The conversation focuses for the collective locks their attention on art, especially to celebrate the work of Nick Lucius and what inspires him to be an absolute creative (33:00). Nick also celebrates his major win displaying his work at Art Basel in Miami and how the rest of the podcast love the major influence of the area has on artists. Nick Lucius also takes the time to explain how artists are influencing NFTs (49:05) and the valued importance on how it will preserve art in the future. The show turns into several debates before the 'Who has the munchies?' segment (55:55) where EstoBro is tired about artists painting impression fruit bowls and Nick says that is bar Zukku San in Wesley Chapel is totally Flavortown (68:35).

Check out all of Nick Lucius' work on his Instagram to see his amazing glow up and where all his artistic adventures take him.

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The Art Market has been going through a period of enormous appreciation and transformation.  To understand what is fueling both, I sit down with Hilde Lynn Helphenstein & Matthew Capasso.  You may know Hilde as @jerrygogosian where she satirizes and influences the art market amongst her many other endevors.  She is an artist and curator as well as art dealer. She studied fine art internationally beginning with a A.S. degree from Strykejernet Kunstskole in Oslo, Norway followed by a BFA in New Genres at San Francisco Art Institute.  She also writes Art World Reports via her private newsletter at www.larrysaltz.com.  Matthew is a Director at Fairchain, and previously worked at both Christie's and Goldman Sachs.  We hit on everything from NFTs, to Art Basel, to the state of the art industry today.

With any questions or comments, or to discuss your own financial situation, I can be reached at marc.penziner@bernstein.com or 212-969-6655.

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In this episode of the NFT QT podcast QuHarrison Terry and Ryan Cowdrey recap some of the most interesting things they encountered at Art Basel, NFT Basel, and Dcentral Con Miami. They discuss topics including:

• How the incumbent, contemporary art scene is coping with rise of NFTs
• How conferences fill the NFT marketing gap that web cookies cannot provide
• Why we need more In-Real-Life NFT creation booths
• The Rise of Dynamic NFTs such OG:Crystals
• 2022 is the year of NFT projects fulfilling their roadmap, case in point with the Boonji Roblox experience
• Drawing similarities of NFTs to the state of the streetwear movement in 2012

For more information on the topics discussed in this episode, head over to NFTQT.com

Logos Press Engine includes Logos Podcast and Hashing It Out. Hashing it Out dives into the mechanisms and hardware of the technology that aid in making sovereign communities. 

In this episode of the NFT QT podcast QuHarrison Terry and Ryan Cowdrey recap some of the most interesting things they encountered at Art Basel, NFT Basel, and Dcentral Con Miami. They discuss topics including:

• How the incumbent, contemporary art scene is coping with rise of NFTs
• How conferences fill the NFT marketing gap that web cookies cannot provide
• Why we need more In-Real-Life NFT creation booths
• The Rise of Dynamic NFTs such OG:Crystals
• 2022 is the year of NFT projects fulfilling their roadmap, case in point with the Boonji Roblox experience
• Drawing similarities of NFTs to the state of the streetwear movement in 2012

For more information on the topics discussed in this episode, head over to NFTQT.com

Logos Press Engine includes Logos Podcast and Hashing It Out. Hashing it Out dives into the mechanisms and hardware of the technology that aid in making sovereign communities. 

Art Basel Miami Recap plus
Apes v Punks | UBISOFT Tom Clancy NFTs | PAK Nifty Gateway | Banksy | Draft Kings NFT-based game | OpenSea IPO | CryptoSlam Top 10 |

Links:

@SeraStargirl Miami MFT Recap Vlog

Michael Keen https://twitter.com/NFTicket
Jennifer Sutto https://twitter.com/jennifer_sutto
NFT Catcher Podcast https://twitter.com/NFTCatcherPod
produced by Andy Cinquino  https://twitter.com/ajc254
NFT Catcher theme music by ItsJustLos https://twitter.com/its_JustLos
email : NFTCatcherPod@gmail.com

This episode of the NFT QT podcast is a little different, as we're down at Art Basel, seeing how contemporary art is coping with NFTs. So for this episode, we're highlighting an interview QuHarrison Terry had just a couple weeks ago on Dinis Guarda's Leadership Series. They discuss topics including:

• Q's background in digital marketing and the state of marketing today
• A prediction on how Tesla and Apple will impact the metaverse
• The rate of technological change that will happen after the pandemic with quantum computing and AR
• As well as some good NFT predictions

For more information on the topics discussed in this episode, head over to NFTQT.com

Logos Press Engine includes Logos Podcast and Hashing It Out. Hashing it Out dives into the mechanisms and hardware of the technology that aid in making sovereign communities. 

This episode of the NFT QT podcast is a little different, as we're down at Art Basel, seeing how contemporary art is coping with NFTs. So for this episode, we're highlighting an interview QuHarrison Terry had just a couple weeks ago on Dinis Guarda's Leadership Series. They discuss topics including:

• Q's background in digital marketing and the state of marketing today
• A prediction on how Tesla and Apple will impact the metaverse
• The rate of technological change that will happen after the pandemic with quantum computing and AR
• As well as some good NFT predictions

For more information on the topics discussed in this episode, head over to NFTQT.com

Logos Press Engine includes Logos Podcast and Hashing It Out. Hashing it Out dives into the mechanisms and hardware of the technology that aid in making sovereign communities. 

En otras noticias: Policía de Miami Beach investiga un presunto caso de abuso sexual a una turista.

Arrestan a un hombre acusado de robar en una residencia.

Hialeah contará con una nueva estación de bomberos para responder a las emergencias.

Residentes del condominio 50-50 que fueron evacuados de sus edificios, ahora serán desalojados del hotel donde están hospedados.

Se acerca la semana del arte con el 'Art Basel' y se esperan problemas de tráfico.

Nuevo proyecto de Ley propone educar a los niños sobre los riesgos y beneficios de las redes sociales.

En otras noticias: Familia cubana en Hialeah perdió su hogar por un voraz incendio. Afortunadamente no hubo personas heridas.

La menor de 15 años que estuvo desaparecida durante el fin de semana se reencontró con su madre. Autoridades buscan al joven que se la habría llevado.

El juicio contra el actor mexicano Pablo Lyle sería el próximo 14 de marzo.

Cuba exigirá cuarentena a viajeros procedentes de países africanos.

Opiniones encontradas respecto a la salida de las FARC de la lista de terroristas.

Nuevas normas sobre deportación de indocumentados.

Bored Apes x ADIDAS | Celebrity Ape News | RIP Virgil Abloh | Jenkins the Valet book | The Sandbox | Macy's Parade NFTs | Wolf Game | Can BAYC flip Punks? | Voltura's Psychedelics Anonymous | Hapebeast | RTFKT Clone X | Art Basel Miami | NFTs on Tik Tok | Meek Mill NFT Mix Tape | Cryptoslam Top 10 |


Links:
BAYC x ADIDAS
PUNKS Comic x ADIDAS
Keen's Ape in tracksuit
Art Basel events list by Corporate Trash


Michael Keen https://twitter.com/NFTicket
Jennifer Sutto https://twitter.com/jennifer_sutto
NFT Catcher Podcast https://twitter.com/NFTCatcherPod
produced by Andy Cinquino  https://twitter.com/ajc254
NFT Catcher theme music by ItsJustLos https://twitter.com/its_JustLos

Art has the power to change the world by highlighting critical issues, but what responsibility does the art world have to make their own changes and take inventory of internal practices that are unsustainable or inequitable, to address the environmental cost of putting on exhibitions? In this episode, Iwona Blazwick, Director of the renowned Whitechapel Gallery in East London, grapples with these questions on the future of museums and galleries. Transcript available at goethe.de/uk/podcast

The Underline, a 10-mile linear park, urban trail and public arts destination, will meander from the Miami River to Dadeland South under the Miami Metrorail. With its first section, "Brickell Backyard" newly opened, Meg Daly, Founder and President of Friends of the Underline, talks with Lea about Miami's past, present and future.

-- Lea and Meg both grew up in  the Miami area a generation apart. Lea remembers Miami Beach of the past 50 years: no air conditioning, the airport not much more than a hangar, mosquitos sprayed from above with DDT, and much more.

-- Meg tells of growing up in an activist family in the Miami suburb of Coral Gables, in a vintage Spanish-style house. Her family came from Boston in 1960 and was active in keeping the gorgeous Biltmore Hotel from being destroyed.

-- At the beginning of the Millennium, when Miami still did not have a cultural center, Meg's father, Parker Thompson, who would later help plan The Underline, was involved in developing the Arsht Performing Arts center. It influenced an arts scene including museums, Art Basel, Wynwood, and new neighborhoods designed by great architects, spawning great restaurants.

-- Along with progress came heavy traffic  -- and that is where The Underline comes in, bringing us a 10-mile linear park by 2025, leading to a network of parks and trails with native plants, butterflies,  places to connect --"it equals life!"

-- Meg talks about the first section completed, "Brickell Backyard," from the Miami River through Brickell Village.

-- And the four thousand new trees and green design will help Miami get through climate change.

And last, Meg remembers how she conceived of The Underline --combining past, present and future in an engrossing memory.
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Meg Daly is a full-time volunteer, Founder and President of Friends of The Underline,  transforming the underutilized land below Miami’s Metrorail into a 120-acre linear park, urban trail and public art destination spanning 10-miles in the urban core. (www.theunderline.org).  

 A 30-year sales and marketing veteran, she held executive marketing and management positions in the television, public relations, advertising, technology, and real estate industries. Meg has a BA in English from Vanderbilt University and has served on numerous philanthropic boards.
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Podcast host Lea Lane has traveled to over 100 countries, written many travel books, including Places I Remember, and has contributed to dozens of guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter and  blogs about travel at forbes.com  Contact her at placesirememberlealane.com.
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Known in her circles as The Jewish Lady Gaga, Artist and Muralist Sara Nardea got her start in the art world by studying the greats that came before her. Producing daily work and putting in her 10,000 hours, Sara is making her living creating commissioned paintings and murals for clients stretching from New York to Miami. 

You can check her out on Instagram @thejewishladygaga

If you’ve been a fan of hip hop at any point over the past 25 years, it’s likely that Jonathan Mannion has made a memorable impression on you through his artwork. He is THE photographer for Hip Hop legends, both past and present. Through his expansive body of work, he has played an important role in shifting Hip Hop from sub culture to popular culture.

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This week on The Main Course without Patrick Martins, Alexes, Phil and Tido are joined in the studio by Dao-Yi Chow, owner and co-founder of Public School NYC and Black Apple.

More recently, Chow also serves as creative director at DKNY. He and the crew talk about training for marathons (Chow just ran his!), Fashion Week's conquest of New York, and Phil Gilmour's doppelgänger...

Bangkok is a city both liberal and traditional, where outsiders are always welcome but few can gain a true understanding of the capital's intricacies. Bangkok: The Monocle Travel Guide will steer you to our favorite hotels and retailers, lesser-known neighborhoods, tasty restaurants and street-side bars where Bangkok's bright young things party until the early hours.