Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
Before anyone employed the term “multi-disciplinary practice” to describe their working profile, mothers were already balancing household management, emotional labor, education, and often an off-site »
Images flicker past by the hundreds. Songs arrive without records. Magazines live behind links, photographs disappear into camera rolls, and practically anything worth saying or »
While Art Basel and the surrounding Miami Art Week tout ever more exclusivity, with attendance fees and corporate backing and in-crowd pedigree, local muralist Brian »
The theme for this year’s Subtropic Film Festival, “Between Two Waters,” plays with expectations: The waters in question are not, strictly speaking, the Atlantic Ocean »
There’s something almost suspiciously inviting about the work of Nick Sirotich. Our artist of the month incorporates a bright color palette and sugary-sweet graphics that »
South Florida is no stranger to quinceañeras. Now how should a local record label celebrate its fifteenth birthday? In the case of the Limited Fanfare, »
Few things reportedly vexed Napoleon Bonaparte more than being mocked in print by a popular British cartoonist of the era, James Gillray, who tormented France’s »
When a band call themselves Devo, as in short for “de-evolution,” it helps to go back to their beginnings to look for truth in advertising. »
Fernando Cano starts the conversation by announcing, “I’m three years pregnant.” Unexpected, to say the least! “This is my baby,” Cano says, gesturing to the »
Every South Floridian has a mango story. Maybe it involves a backyard tree that produced more fruit than anyone knew what to do with. Maybe »
Before Lin-Manuel Miranda put Hamilton — as in Alexander — behind a microphone, he turned a spotlight on New York City with a play about »
From his home in Stoke-on-Trent, England, Paine Proffitt opens up his interior world of goth girls and costumed cats enveloped in diaphanous veils of muted »
