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HEADLINES!

Unfolding 117 Years of History with the Miami Herald

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Since the City of Miami’s founding in 1896, newspapers have played an unparalleled role in shaping public opinion, solidifying a sense of community, and reporting the events which have shaped the course of history. The newspaper – which dates back to 17th century Europe – often serves as a society’s collective consciousness; a battleground laden with conflicting ideologies, explorative creativity, and reflections of the self. Headlines! Unfolding 117 Years of History with the Miami Herald serves not only as an unfolding of the Miami Herald’s past, but also of city’s past, for the identity of both the newspaper and Miami are inseparably intertwined.

Throughout the exhibition the visitor is presented with over 75 front covers of the Miami Herald spanning from 1903 to 2020, whose headlines prove that journalism really is the first draft of history. Headlines, as we know them today, did not come into use until the late 19th century when increased competition between newspapers led to the use of bold-faced, attention-grabbing streamers across the front page. Traditionally, a paper’s headline is reflective of what a society has deemed important and “newsworthy.” There is much to be learned about a community through the exploration of what it chooses to write about as well as what it chooses not to write about. Headlines! offers a vital retrospective of the shifting values found within the ideologies of both Miami and the rest of the nation for the past 117 years.

The Miami Herald, one of the most successful newspapers in the United States, has been awarded 22 Pulitzer Prizes and has retained a faithful readership for over 115 years. The paper has been a champion of journalism and the arts – it stands as breeding ground for hard-hitting editorials, compelling photojournalism, and thought-provoking illustrations.  It’s a resilient institution, overcoming and thriving through the advent of competing mediums such as radio in the 1930’s and television in the 1950’s. Presented at the turn of the decade and at the dawn of a new digital era, Headlines! prompts visitors to re-examine the contemporary editorial landscape and observe the impending metamorphosis facing print-media today.

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Curated by Malcolm Lauredo & John Allen

Produced in association with the Miami Herald

Presented by the Knight Foundation

Open June 24th – October 30th, 2020

Carole A. Fewell Gallery

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The Historic Riviera

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  • AN ARCHEOLOGICAL EXPEDITIONJuly 27, 2019 - 7:29 pm
  • MURDER AT THE PULPITJuly 27, 2019 - 7:26 pm
  • Tent CityMarch 13, 2019 - 2:33 pm

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Coral Gables Museum 285 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables
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What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

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February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

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What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition developed in collaboration with Barry University's Seeds of Hope February 18 - March 12 A pop-up exhibition featuring the artwork created by […]

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

February 18 - March 12

What Makes a Home; Art for Hope Exhibition

5:30 pm - 8:30 pm Event Series

Link + Learn | Lecture: Cultural Patrimony In Coral Gables & The Documentation And Restoration Of The Fink Studio

March 8 | 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm Event Series

Link + Learn | Lecture: Cultural Patrimony In Coral Gables & The Documentation And Restoration Of The Fink Studio

Doors Open: 5:30pm Lecture Begins: 6:15pm Q & A: 7:15pm Cocktail Reception: 7:30pm – 8:30pm Tickets: $25 CGM & ICAA Members: $15 Students: Free

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Painting with Notes – A Classical Music performance by José López

March 10 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Painting with Notes – A Classical Music performance by José López

Painting with Notes- A Classical Music performance by José López in support of "Painting with Bronze" exhibition at the Coral Gables Museum. South Florida pianist and FIU faculty member José […]

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This Friday at 6 PM, transcend to a world of musical bliss with the classical music of South Florida pianist and FIU professor José López, featuring immensely lyrical compositions, such as Teresa Carreño’s Elegy, Clementi’s tempestuous F-minor Sonata, and selections from Schubert’s last sonata trilogy.⁠
Proceeds from this program will support the accompanying exhibition catalog of Painting with Bronze, a retrospective show of local sculptor Freda Coffing Tschumy, on view at the Coral Gables Museum.⁠
Before the presentation, hear from artist Freda Tschumy and exhibition curator Yuni Villalonga about the ideas behind the show, with an exclusive opportunity to pre-order the catalog.⁠
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Come over and start the month off right with our monthly Gallery Night tonight from 6-10 PM!⁠
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Bring a friend and let go of your week's worries while you enjoy our current exhibitions paired with live music and a refreshing drink from our cash bar.⁠
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What's a better way to start Women's History Month than commemorating one of our community's many amazing women? In this month's newsletter, we have featured Carol Damian as our person of the month! To learn more about her and other museum news, make sure you subscribe to our newsletter!⁠
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On Wednesday March 8th join the ICAA Florida Chapter and us for the next edition of our Link + Learn Mediterranean Architecture lecture series, featuring a lecture on Cultural Patrimony in Coral Gables & The Documentation and Restoration of The Fink Studio with Ricardo Lopez, Frank Martinez, and Ana Alvarez.⁠
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Join us for an intimate conversation and a glass of wine at our upcoming Artist Talk:"The photographic edge of Raul de Molina", and learn more about the successful former photo journalist and current TV anchor! ⁠
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Join us for an intimate conversation and a glass of wine at our upcoming Artist Talk: “The photographic edge of Raúl de Molina” and learn more about the successful former photo journalist and current TV anchor!  Check out the Link in our Bio to get your tickets! Get them before they’re gone (: 

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Join us for a stroll around the business district of Coral Gables! ⁠
Get the chance to view our Mediterranean Revival buildings while also learning about history that dates as far back as the 1920's!⁠
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We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 6 PM for a conversation with artist Edouard Duval-Carrié! Learn about his creative process and the wealth of references in his recent work, plus visitors will have the opportunity to pre-order the catalog.⁠
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Photographers! Take your camera for a spin this Sunday at 10 AM with Bike Walk Coral Gables! In preparation for the Coral Gables Museum's annual photography contest focusing on the city and its inhabitants, Capture Coral Gables, join us on this tour where we will seek the perfect photo opportunities for contest submission!⁠
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