A follow up story which included photographs of the murals by Logan HIcks, Curator of the exhibit.

Video about ArtHistory Mural Project. Includes interviews with street artists.

Article on "The Day of Art and Action" at the Marine Stadium. Front page of the local section.

Photo essay of the great day of June 28, "A Day of Art and Action". The Estefan Foundaton announced a $500,000 gift to help restore the Marine Stadium and nine street artists painted murals at the Stadium.

VIdeo of June 28 day "A Day of Art and Action" at the Miami Marine Stadium

Here's a really great aerial video of Miami Marine Stadium. A big THANK YOU to (c) Robert Lyon for the video.

Interview with Craig O'Neil, creator of the Art Hisory Mural Project. Through this project, nationally known street artists are painting murals at the Marine Stadium.

The Tourism Cares volunteer event for the Marine Stadium and Virginia Key planted 800 trees and 11,000 sea oats. The goal here is to transform the area into "Miiami's Central Park". We are thrilled that we were able to work with Virginia Key Beach Trust and many other organizations successfully.

Here's an article in a Tourism Industry publication about the Tourism Cares Volunteer Day at the Miami Marine Stadium and Virginia Key Beach. Shows why the restoraton of the Stadium is very important to the Tourist Industry!

Tourism Cares Story on NBC CHannel 6

Nice video story by the Miami Herald on Tourism Cares volunteer day.

Another great article about the street art at the Marine Stadium by Miami New Times writer Travis Cohen.

We are making progress on all fronts! At this point, it looks as though the $1 million State Appropriation will not be vetoed by Govenor Scott. The Baynanza Cleanup at the Marine Stadium was very successful. We continue to get additional press. This month, featured on "Marine Stadium Inspires" is artist Nereida Garcia Ferraz.

Here is a beautiful summary of the Coral Gables Museum's exhibition of the Miami Marine Stadium, as narrated by curator Rosa Lowinger.

For the first time, the Marine Stadium Basin will be part of Baynanza, the Biscayne Bay Cleanup, scheduled for April 26. The Marine Stadium exhibit of photographs by Flor Mayoral was a big success with 29 prints sold; the Marine Stadium exhibition at HistoryMiami continues until May 31. Flashback Miami is a new program started by the Miami Herald to showcase its extensive collection of archival photos. They recently did a spread of photos of the Marine Stadium. A student team from Coral Park High School is in the national finals of the Construction Industry Ace Round Table Design Competition for their proposal for the Marine Stadium. "River Rat" Walter Ferguson is fondly remembered in this months' segment of IF SEATS COULD TALK.

A smaller version of the Marine Stadium exhibit (which was developed by the Coral Gables Museum) has moved to HistoryMiami.  An exhibition of photographs of the Marine Stadium by Flor Mayoral debuts at TubGallery in Wynwood. The Marine Stadium receives major publicity through articles in a European art web Magazine, Damn, The District, a national web publication of General Motors, and PokerrunsAmerica. For this month, the Marine Stadium Inspires section features Arts Entrepreneur Craig O'Neil, who is creating a program to sell limited edition prints of street art created at the Stadium as a way to raise restoration funds.

"Preserving The Marine Stadium" by Jean Francois-Lejeune. An informative background that puts the design of the Marine Stadium in context with the movement of poured in place architecture that took place in Europe and Latin America during the 1930s through 1960s. Includes historcial research and an interview with architect Hilario Candela

"Sleeper" is a site specific dance performed at the Miami Marine Stadium by professional dancer Todd Fox. Click on the link below to hear this remarkable performance.

Here is a video about the art installation "Curiosity" by Kolkoz-a floating Swiss Chalet during Art Basel 2013. It is truly spectacular.

The Miami Herald is featuring photos from their archives in a new program entitled "Flashback Miami". Attached is a link to some great images of the Marine Stadium.