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World Monuments Fund
The Marine Stadium has been named to the World Monuments Fund 2010 Watch List.
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Art Light Installation
(8 photos) Miami Marine Stadium, a 1960s iconic Landmark designed by Miami Architect Hilario Candela, naturally complements the unique turquoise watercourse of Virginia Key. It hosted boat races, concerts, rallies, and a U.S. President, but now stands closed since Hurricane Andrew’s wake; threatened by demolition.
Professional Miami Artist, Hans Feyerabend, submits a clear vision and innovative designs to trigger momentum to save the structure in conjunction with The Friends of the Marine Stadium, an organization dedicated to its protection and refurbishment.
An Art Light Installation involving state-of-the-art technology will highlight the structure and imaginative changing projections (adaptable to local events) will transform it. This will immediately attract public awareness via land, air, and sea; engaging five cities across Greater Miami and visitors from across the globe.
Bathed in Art and Light, the Miami Marine Stadium will become a 21st Century Modern Masterpiece; as diverse as the community itself.
For more information about the artist go to feyerabend.com
(8 photos) Miami Marine Stadium, a 1960s iconic Landmark designed by Miami Architect Hilario Candela, naturally complements the unique turquoise watercourse of Virginia Key. It hosted boat races, concerts, rallies, and a U.S. President, but now stands closed since Hurricane Andrew’s wake; threatened by demolition.
Professional Miami Artist, Hans Feyerabend, submits a clear vision and innovative designs to trigger momentum to save the structure in conjunction with The Friends of the Marine Stadium, an organization dedicated to its protection and refurbishment.
An Art Light Installation involving state-of-the-art technology will highlight the structure and imaginative changing projections (adaptable to local events) will transform it. This will immediately attract public awareness via land, air, and sea; engaging five cities across Greater Miami and visitors from across the globe.
Bathed in Art and Light, the Miami Marine Stadium will become a 21st Century Modern Masterpiece; as diverse as the community itself.
For more information about the artist go to feyerabend.com
Marine Stadium: Historical Photos
(38 photos)
(38 photos)
Marine Stadium: Current Photos
(22 photos)
(22 photos)
Marine Stadium: Future Renderings
(16 photos)
(16 photos)
Bramson Archive
(18 photos) The amazing photographs in this gallery have been provided to us by Seth Bramson, who received them from the estate of a worker who helped construct the Miami Marine Stadium. We would also like to thank Adam Rogers, who helped transfer these photographs to our website.
ABOUT SETH BRAMSON
Seth Bramson has lived in the Miami area since 1946, and is nationally known as the foremost authority on the history of transportation to, from, and within Florida. He is Company Historian of the Florida East Coast Railway and the author of "Speedway To Sunshine", the history of that famous line as well as 18 other books relating to Florida Transportation.
Bramson's collection of Miami memorabilia and Floridiana is the largest such collection in private hands in America.
He is a faculty member at Barry University in Miami Shores and at Florida International University in Miami, where he teaches al of the University's Florida and South Florida History clases as well as the history of American railroads.
Seth has written more than 90 articles about Florida's local and transportation history.
For more information about Seth and his work, go to the website www.sethbramsonbooks.ocm
(18 photos) The amazing photographs in this gallery have been provided to us by Seth Bramson, who received them from the estate of a worker who helped construct the Miami Marine Stadium. We would also like to thank Adam Rogers, who helped transfer these photographs to our website.
ABOUT SETH BRAMSON
Seth Bramson has lived in the Miami area since 1946, and is nationally known as the foremost authority on the history of transportation to, from, and within Florida. He is Company Historian of the Florida East Coast Railway and the author of "Speedway To Sunshine", the history of that famous line as well as 18 other books relating to Florida Transportation.
Bramson's collection of Miami memorabilia and Floridiana is the largest such collection in private hands in America.
He is a faculty member at Barry University in Miami Shores and at Florida International University in Miami, where he teaches al of the University's Florida and South Florida History clases as well as the history of American railroads.
Seth has written more than 90 articles about Florida's local and transportation history.
For more information about Seth and his work, go to the website www.sethbramsonbooks.ocm
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