Current and Past Issues of PureHoney
The writer William S. Burroughs had good reason for dubbing John Waters the “Pope of Trash.” The filmmaker may have impeccable personal style, but his »
The pathways that led Erica Prince and Melissa Delprete to South Florida, and into a mutual orbit of art, will look familiar to any local »
An artist’s studio is often described as a sacred space, a place where imagination gives way to artistic discipline and new ideas take physical shape. »
Born in the basement of his family home in Littleton, Colorado, in 1977, Ravi Zupa was raised in an environment where, in his words, “art »
A zine is technically a small-format, DIY published booklet about anything for any reason or subject. But even that wide-open description is too narrow to »
A novelist from another era once wrote that “art is the stored honey of the human soul” — both product and repository of our imagination, »
Few artists have struck the balance between fine art and commercial appeal as perfectly as Alphonse Mucha. A leading figure more than a century ago »
A glance at Evan Orellana’s Instagram, @long_river_designs, is a dive into archetypal South Florida life: surf scenes, an alligator wrestler, a swamp monster, and any »
Art is not a lonely pursuit for Miami-based Brian Butler. From his ongoing Everybody Draw Everybody portrait swaps to his Beach Towel Art Show during »
The origin story for Athens, Georgia’s indie-pop heroes of Montreal starts with a teen-aged Kevin Barnes writing and recording music on a four-track cassette machine »
South Florida has a way of sneaking into your bloodstream: slow, humid, and stubbornly resistant to the fast-twitch reflexes of big-city living. For PureHoney artist »
For South Florida writer and musician Jonathan L. Glassman, growing up in Boca Raton and the Florida Keys brought all kinds of inspiration. “I was »
