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The Art of Stickers by Alexander Martínez and Alejandro Caiazza

Art of Stickers
Art of Stickers

The Art of Stickers by Alexander Martínez and Alejandro Caiazza

Por: José Gregorio Noroño

Alexander Martínez and Alejandro Caiazza, two Venezuelan visual artists based in New York, act as street artists when not exhibiting in closed gallery spaces. They take over the city streets as urban galleries to display their stickers, a form of street art in the context of graffiti. Through their images captured on the United States Postal Service Label 228s, they are able to maintain their creative and exhibition activity, express messages that contain their particular vision of the world, and allude to political, social, and cultural issues.
The recurring image in Martínez’s sticker is a boot, which breaks away from his pictorial compositions to occupy the public spaces of New York City. Its representation transcends its functional meaning as simple footwear to protect the feet. Beyond this, the boot is visually configured with a spiked sole and a toe shaped like a target practice wheel, attributes that imbue it with aggression and violence, perhaps alluding to military regimes and oppression; in short, this image leads us to associate it with lethal weapons.
In Caiazza’s case, his sticker represents the scribbled figure of a cat’s face, an enigmatic creature with a wide range of meanings. For example, for this artist, it symbolizes good luck, nonconformity, and mystery; a stealthy being that escapes all control; it represents independence, rebellion, and resistance to the imposition of the established order. Together with Martínez, Caiazza stealthily walks the streets of New York, displaying his stickers with gesticulating cat faces in public spaces, thus breaking established boundaries.
I take this opportunity to announce that on May 17, 2025, between 6:00 and 8:00 pm, Alexander Martínez, Alejandro Caiazza, Sergio “el Hase” Barrios and Luis Salazar will be exhibiting at the William V. Musto Cultural Center under the title “Heartbeats of the South”.

Bogotá, 2025

Alexander Martínez (izq) Alejandro Caiazza (der) en Buschwick Brooklyn NY junto a sus emblemáticos stickers

Art on the Plaza: Avi Young – Bearing Bonds

Art on the Plaza: Avi Young - Bearing Bonds
Art on the Plaza: Avi Young - Bearing Bonds

Art on the Plaza: Avi Young – Bearing Bonds

Through May 31, 2025

All Day

MOCA’s Art on the Plaza returns with a thought-provoking installation examining the complexities of human connection. Avi Young’s Bearing Bonds, on display through May 31 at MOCA Plaza at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, features two figures—an adolescent and mentor—with arms extended toward each other but unable to touch.

The installation explores themes of separation, whether from physical distance, systemic barriers or emotional divides. Young ingeniously connects the silhouettes with melodic chimes, creating a symbolic bridge of communication despite the inability to physically connect.

As a queer Afro-Latinx artist, Young brings their vibrant cultural heritage and storytelling passion to their work. Their artistic practice often centers on tender portrayals of marginalized communities, celebrating identity while fostering empathy and highlighting the power of connection through textured, intimate narratives.

Young’s artistic journey began at the Design and Architecture Senior High, where they balanced artistic pursuits with STEM studies, including marine biology research at the Frost Science Museum. They later refined their skills at the Kansas City Art Institute, focusing on ceramics and material exploration. Since 2021, Young has been an associate artist at the Bakehouse Art Complex, contributing to Miami’s creative landscape.

Bearing Bonds is part of MOCA’s Art on the Plaza series, launched in 2020 to activate the museum’s outdoor space with temporary public art installations. The 2025 series showcases South Florida artists, including Young, Magnus Sodamin and Nathan Justice Moyer, with site-specific works rotating throughout the year to engage and connect the community.

Oolite Arts Presents: Mini Bookmaking Workshop with Wilie Báez

Mini Bookmaking Workshop by artist Wilie Báez
Mini Bookmaking Workshop by artist Wilie Báez

Oolite Arts Presents: Mini Bookmaking Workshop with Wilie Báez

Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 1 – 5 PM
924 Lincoln Road, Studio 201, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Paper crafting enthusiasts and art hobbyists can explore creative bookmaking techniques at this Oolite Arts hands-on workshop led by artist Wilie Báez. The session introduces participants to fundamental bookbinding methods while incorporating various artistic elements to create personalized miniature books.

The Mini Bookmaking Workshop takes place on Saturday, May 10 at Oolite Arts on Miami Beach. Throughout the four-hour session, attendees will transform 12″ x 12″ paper into small handmade books using non-stitching binding techniques, while experimenting with collage, painting, drawing and printmaking to create distinctive page designs.

All necessary materials are provided, though participants are welcome to bring personal items to incorporate into their projects. The workshop is designed for all skill levels, requiring no previous bookmaking experience. By the end of the session, participants will have completed several mini books and gained skills that can be applied to larger bookmaking projects.

The instructor, Willie Báez, is a multidisciplinary artist originally from New York City’s East Village who transitioned from a career in Information Technology to pursue his artistic practice. Báez studied at the School of Visual Arts and Parsons School of Design in the 1990s and has exhibited his work in various locations including New Jersey, New York City, Miami, Puerto Rico and Spain. He currently works part-time at Oolite Arts, where he facilitates printmaking workshops and figure drawing sessions.

Registration requires advance booking, with refunds available up to 24 hours before the workshop begins.

Participants will craft their own personalized mini books, exploring artistic expression through the tactile and narrative possibilities of handmade publications. All materials are included, and the workshop is designed to welcome beginners and experienced makers alike.

Tickets start at $55, and space is limited.

Discover the artistry of bookmaking and leave with a one-of-a-kind creation that tells your story.

Register now at oolitearts.org or contact [email protected] for more information.

Art of Community-Human Chain Moves a Bookstore

Art of Community
Art of Community

Human Chain Moves a Bookstore—And Strengthens a Community

In Chelsea, Michigan, a powerful example of neighborly support unfolded when hundreds of residents came together to help Serendipity Books relocate. The store’s owner, Michelle Tuplin, needed to move her entire inventory of over 9,000 books just a block down the street. Instead of hiring movers, she turned to her community—and they showed up in force.

On April 13, 2025, nearly 300 people formed a human chain stretching 300 feet, passing books hand-to-hand from the old location to the new. The effort, dubbed the “book brigade,” wasn’t just a practical solution—it became a celebration of what makes communities thrive: mutual support, simple acts of kindness, and shared purpose.

The brigade included volunteers of all ages, from children to seniors, and completed the move in under two hours. Books were placed directly onto shelves, alphabetized and ready for customers. It was an efficient solution to a logistical challenge—but more importantly, it reflected how strong communities are built.

Helping neighbors doesn’t always mean grand gestures. It can be as simple as assisting with errands, offering childcare, or just showing up when someone needs a hand. Social connection through events like this strengthens relationships, encourages communication, and fosters a sense of belonging.

The bookstore’s move, which went viral on social media, was timed to coincide with Independent Bookstore Day on April 26, when Serendipity Books reopened in its new space. But what really stood out was not the number of books moved—it was the number of hands that made it possible.

Whether it’s helping a local business, attending a neighborhood event, or simply checking in on a neighbor, small actions like these stitch together the fabric of a resilient, caring community.

Cover photo fromhttps://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/wayne/2022/10/09/human-book-chain-helps-superior-township-library-move-to-new-location/69546142007/

Mahara+Co Presents: “No Place Is Far Away” by Evelyn Sosa

Evelyn Sosa
Evelyn Sosa

Mahara+Co Presents: “No Place Is Far Away” by Evelyn Sosa

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 6 – 9 PM
224 NW 71st St, Miami, FL 33150 | Little Haiti

Miami, FL — Mahara+Co is proud to present No Place Is Far Away, a powerful solo exhibition by Cuban artist Evelyn Sosa, opening on Saturday, May 10 from 6 to 9 PM in the heart of Little Haiti.

In this moving body of work, Sosa offers an intimate meditation on migration through a series of photographic portraits of objects—keepsakes, tools, fragments—carried across borders. Each object becomes a vessel for memory, rooted in personal histories of displacement, resilience, and longing. The exhibition poetically reflects on identity and the emotional weight of journeys made across time and space.

Through intimate images of personal objects carried by migrants, Sosa explores themes of memory, loss, and resilience. Supported by the Cuban Migrant Artists Resilience Fellowship (ARC + PEN International), this series captures the emotional weight of displacement.

No Place Is Far Away is presented with support from the Cuban Migrant Artists Resilience Fellowship, a program of Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and PEN International, dedicated to supporting exiled and displaced artists.

Join us for the opening reception as we honor stories of migration and celebrate the power of art to preserve and transform memory.

For more information, visit maharaco.com.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact:
Mahara+Co

Biography

Evelyn Sosa was born in 1989 in Havana, Cuba. Sosa is a photographer with preference for intimate and documentary portraiture. Evelyn graduated from the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism program at the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York where she was awarded with the Director’s Fellowship and the Arnold Newman Scholarship.

She has attended to several photography workshops, among which are the The Eddie Adams Workshop in New York; Chemistry Laboratory of Photography Workshop in the Higher Institute of Arts in Havana; and the Photography Workshops of FotoFest International & Foundation for Culture and Society from Chicago in Havana.

In 2016 Sosa was the winner of the Herman Puig Prize, awarded to the best artist of the Body Photography Salon in Havana and in 2021 she obtained a special mention in the 7th edition of Post-it Cuban Contemporary Art event. During her practice since 2011 Sosa has participated in several group exhibitions in Cuba, the United States, Europe and Japan where she was invited to Kyotographie Festival in 2019. In 2024, she was awarded the Artist Resilience Fellowship, granted by PEN International and Artists at Risk Connection.

In 2017 Sosa exhibited Strange Birds of Passage, her first personal show in Mariano Rodríguez Gallery in Havana. Her second personal exhibition Havana Intimate was opened in New York in 2019. 

In 2023 she exhibited the duo show You are Everyone Who Tells a Story in Space 776 in New York. 

Sosa is the author of the photo-book Havana Intimate, through the lens of Evelyn Sosa published in New York by Uncommon Beauty Gallery in 2019. 

She lives and works in Miami.

Haitian Heritage Museum Presents “Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux”

Haitian Heritage Museum Presents "Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux"
Haitian Heritage Museum Presents "Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux"

Haitian Heritage Museum Presents “Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux”

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 6:30 PM
4141 NE 2nd Ave. #105C, Miami, FL 33137

Miami, FL — The Haitian Heritage Museum is proud to announce the opening of Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux, a powerful group exhibition debuting Saturday, May 10 at 6:30 PM in Miami’s Design District.

Featuring the works of celebrated Haitian artists Dubinsson, Fritzner, Hector, Obin, and Dambreville, this vibrant exhibition offers an evocative journey through Haiti’s rural landscapes, cultural heritage, and daily life. Through expressive figuration, rich color, and symbolic detail, the artists present a moving tribute to the traditions and spirit of Haitian visual storytelling.

Nostalgia Primitive D’Haïti Deux continues the museum’s mission to celebrate Haitian art and identity, inviting viewers to experience the beauty, resilience, and depth of Haiti’s artistic legacy.

Featured artists, including Dubbison, Fritzner, Hector, Obin, and Dambreville

Join us for the opening reception to explore these compelling works and connect with the heart of Haiti’s visual culture.

Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information, visit haitianheritagemuseum.org.

Media Contact:
Haitian Heritage Museum
[email protected]
(305) 371-5988

ICA Miami Announces Opening Night of Two Groundbreaking Exhibitions

ICA Miami Announces Opening Night of Two Groundbreaking Exhibitions
ICA Miami Announces Opening Night of Two Groundbreaking Exhibitions

ICA Miami Announces Opening Night of Two Groundbreaking Exhibitions

“Mildred Thompson: Frequencies” & “Sanaa Gateja: Language of We”
Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 4 – 6 PM
61 NE 41st St, Miami, FL 33137

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) proudly presents the opening of two powerful exhibitions: Mildred Thompson: Frequencies and Sanaa Gateja: Language of We, on Saturday, May 10, 2025, from 4 to 6 PM.

Mildred Thompson: Frequencies marks the celebrated American artist’s largest solo museum exhibition to date, showcasing her groundbreaking abstract work that visualizes sound, energy, and scientific phenomena. With vibrant color and rhythmic form, Thompson redefined abstraction through a deeply personal and intellectual lens.

Language of We introduces internationally acclaimed Ugandan artist Sanaa Gateja to U.S. audiences with his debut presentation of recent large-scale tapestries. Created from repurposed paper beads and organic materials, Gateja’s work speaks to environmental consciousness, collective memory, and craft traditions rooted in African identity.

Together, these exhibitions highlight diverse global voices and redefine the possibilities of material, form, and meaning in contemporary art.

Join us for the opening night and celebrate the dynamic visions of these two exceptional artists at ICA Miami in the heart of the Design District.

Admission is free and open to the public.
Visit icamiami.org for details.

Bernice Steinbaum Gallery Presents

Aurora Molina
Aurora Molina

Bernice Steinbaum Gallery Presents

“Decorative” — A Solo Exhibition by Aurora Molina

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 10, 2025 | 3 – 8 PM
2101 Tigertail Ave, Coconut Grove, FL 33133

Bernice Steinbaum Gallery is proud to announce the opening of Decorative, a powerful solo exhibition by acclaimed textile artist Aurora Molina, on view beginning Saturday, May 10, 2025.

Aurora Molina, who unveils the psychological depth of generations and old traditions of needle art that have often been defined as low art. “DECORATIVE” is a humane quality in art, and not evil.

Through immersive installations and intricate needlework, Decorative explores the psychological narratives embedded within generational traditions of textile art. Molina’s work challenges the boundaries between craft and fine art, reclaiming so-called “decorative” practices as vessels of memory, resistance, and social commentary.

This exhibition invites viewers into an intimate world where threads carry stories—of women, of aging, of identity, and of the quiet power of domesticity. With humor, poignancy, and political edge, Molina stitches together a visual language that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Join us for the opening reception on Saturday, May 10 from 3 to 8 PM at the gallery’s Coconut Grove location. Admission is free and open to the public.

For more information, visit bernicesteinbaumgallery.com.

Media Contact:
Bernice Steinbaum Gallery
[email protected]
(305) 456-1234


Platabanda Opens with Isabella Rodriguez’s

Isabella Rodriguez
Isabella Rodriguez

Platabanda Opens with Isabella Rodriguez’s

“The Space Between Us” — Isabella Rodriguez’s Solo Exhibition

Curated by Ronald Sánchez

Friday, May 9, 2025 — Platabanda, Allapattah’s newest contemporary art venue, launches its programming with The Space Between Us, a compelling solo exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Isabella Rodriguez, curated by Ronald Sánchez. The public is invited to an opening reception on Friday, May 9 from 6 to 10 PM, located at 2163 NW 36th St, Miami, FL 33142.

The Space Between Us explores the often-invisible boundaries that shape daily life—between people, places, and identities. Through site-responsive installation, assemblage, and mixed media, Rodriguez meditates on the emotional and physical contours of separation and proximity in the modern urban experience. Her work invites viewers to engage with the “in-between,” prompting reflection on how cities divide and connect communities.

“Rodriguez’s work is deeply rooted in context,” said curator Ronald Sánchez. “She doesn’t just map space—she interrogates the politics and poetics of who has access to it, and how memory and environment collide.”

As Platabanda’s inaugural exhibition, The Space Between Us sets the tone for the gallery’s mission to champion artists whose practices engage critically with social, cultural, and geographic realities. The event marks a dynamic contribution to the vibrant art scene emerging in Allapattah.

Opening Reception:

Friday, May 9, 2025
6 – 10 PM
Platabanda – 2163 NW 36th St, Miami, FL 33142

Admission is free and open to the public.

For press inquiries or more information, please contact Rachel Gonzalez at [email protected].

MIAMI BEACH CLASSICAL MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2025

MMF IMMERSIVE SPACE SYMPHONY DRESS REHEARSALThe Miami Music Festival presents the The Immersive Space Symphony at the Faena Forum. Founder and artistic director of the Miami Music Festival, Michael Rossi, designed an immersive Space Sympho
MMF IMMERSIVE SPACE SYMPHONY DRESS REHEARSAL The Miami Music Festival presents the The Immersive Space Symphony at the Faena Forum. Founder and artistic director of the Miami Music Festival, Michael Rossi, designed an immersive Space Symphony that combines cutting-edge visual projection mapping technology with MMF full orchestra. The strikingly beautiful music and stunning surround visuals takes one on a meteoric journey through the solar system to the outer reaches of the universe. It’s an unforgettable experience. This is Michael Rossi at the keyboards leading the orchestra. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. JULY 19, 2023. NOT FOR PUBLICATION OR REPRODUCTION UNLESS WITH WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM DENNIS ODA. THE MIAMI MUSIC FESTIVAL IS GIVEN PERMISSION TO USE THIS PHOTO.

MIAMI BEACH CLASSICAL MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2025 LINEUP OF FREE CONCERTS AND IMMERSIVE SHOWS

Local Nonprofit Dedicated to the Arts Launches Its Summer Series with a Miami Beach Pride Concert, Followed by Live Shows by South Florida Artists and Next-Generation Musicians, and the Debut of Miami Beach’s New Immersive Theater.

Miami Beach Classical Music Festival (MMF), a nonprofit dedicated to providing affordable, world-class musical instruction and groundbreaking performance experiences to young artists and the South Florida community, returns for its highly anticipated 2025 summer series, starting May 31 through August 31 in Miami Beach at select locations. New this year, MMF is unveiling Miami Beach’s first permanent immersive theater—transforming the grand ballroom of Temple Emanu-El into a state-of-the-art venue where 360-degree projection mapping surrounds audiences in sight and sound. Designed for live performance, classical music, and community events, the space marks a bold new chapter in the city’s cultural landscape.

Building on the overwhelming success of last year’s performances, MMF is excited to host the following live concerts and performances:

● Miami Beach Pride Concert – Saturday, May 31, and Sunday, June 1, at 8:30 p.m. on Ocean Drive and 12th Street Kick off Pride Month with a captivating concert experience presented by the Miami Beach Classical Music Festival on Ocean Drive and 12th Street. The Miami Beach Pride Concert willfeature evening performances on Saturday, May 31, and Sunday, June 1, at 8:30 p.m., showcasing a lineup of talented performers accompanied by striking visuals. As the sun sets, the iconic Tides building will transform into a canvas for a stunning projection mapping display.

These dynamic, Pride-themed visuals will light up the night sky, creating a vibrant backdrop for the performances. This free event is presented in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau and Miami Beach Pride.

Address: Ocean Drive and 12th Street Miami Beach, FL 33139

● Annual Independence Day Fireworks & Patriotic Concert – Friday, July 4, at 8:30 p.m. at Lummus Park The annual fireworks show and concert presented by the Ocean Drive Association and the City of Miami Beach will feature a performance at 8:30 p.m. by the MMF Symphony Orchestra and Alumni Division singers conducted by MMF founder and artistic director Michael Rossi. Celebrate the holiday listening to Broadway favorites and patriotic music, including Tchaikovsky’s bombastic 1812 Overture, the Armed Forces Salute, “The Stars and Stripes Forever” and more.

The performance will be accompanied by fireworks at 9 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to make reservations at one of the many alfresco ocean-view restaurants nearby or bring beach chairs, blankets and picnics.

Address: Lummus Park, Ocean Drive and 12th Street, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Conductor’s Symphony Concert – Thursday, July 10, at 8 p.m., at Temple Emanu-El The next generation of symphonic conductors trains at MMF’s Conducting Institute. These emerging artists study all aspects of the art of conducting with acclaimed faculty and gain valuable experience leading a full orchestra while being coached. Institute fellows then have an opportunity to show off their artistry in a public concert. See MMF Institute fellows perform in Miami Beach as they perform pieces by Mozart, Haydn and Beethoven.

Address: Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

Marriage of Figaro Performances – Saturday, July 12, at 8 p.m., and Sunday, July 13, at 2 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El One of Mozart’s most beloved works gets a classic retelling, bringing to Miami the music and characters that have captured the hearts of opera lovers all over the world. Servants Figaro and his promised Susanna prepare for their upcoming wedding, only to find that his employer, the Count, has impure intentions for her as well. Fearing that the Count will reinstate the ancient First Night rite to rendezvous with her, Figaro sets about scheming to outsmart him. Meanwhile, the lovely Countess, to whom Susanna is ever faithful, begins to suspect the same and devises her own trap to catch him in his mischief. The classes battle in a light-hearted comedy sung in Italian by the MMF Opera Institute, which features some of Mozart’s most beautiful melodies ever written.

Address: Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

Rusalka Performances – Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19, at 8 p.m., at Temple Emanu-ElIn Dvořák’s spellbinding masterpiece, a water nymph makes a heartbreaking bargain to become human and win the love of a mortal prince. With its lush, otherworldly score and the famous “Song to the Moon,” Rusalka is a breathtaking tale of longing, sacrifice, and the high cost of desire.

Address: Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

Ghosts of Versailles Performances – Friday, July 25, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 27, at 1 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El In The Ghosts of Versailles, the spirits have literally come back to court; the court of Louis XVI that is. Marie Antoinette is upset about having been beheaded, so her favorite playwright attempts to entertain her by continuing the adventures of his characters from The Barber of Seville and The Marriage of Figaro. This opera-within-an-opera goes awry when Figaro refuses to stick to the script and the playwright must come to the Queen’s rescue and win her affection.

Address: Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

Immersive Galactic Symphony – July 26 through August 31 at Temple Emanu-El

July Schedule:

Saturday, July 26, at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Sunday, July 27, at 7 p.m.

Thursday, July 31, at 7 p.m.

August Schedule:

Friday, August 1, at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Saturdays and Sundays in August at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

After 7 weeks of sold out performances from last season, MMF returns with an all new galactic immersive experience. Be transported to a world beyond imagination with MMF’s one-of-a-kind theatrical show designed by artistic director Michael Rossi that combines cutting-edge projection-mapping technology with the power of a full orchestra. For the first time ever, enter Miami Beach’s first permanent immersive theater where audiences will enjoy a delightful 360-degree experience of light and illusion during a live performance.

Address: Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139 Miami Beach Classical Music Festival will also continue its free promenade concerts in Miami Beach, hosted every Sunday starting on Sunday, June 29, at 5 p.m., and Sunday, July 6, through Sunday, July 20, at 6 p.m.

Produced by Michael Rossi, MMF founder and artistic director, with the support of the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority and the City of Miami Beach, MMF’s summer season will span a diverse range of genres, promising to captivate audiences of all ages.

For tickets and more information about Miami Beach Classical Music Festival, visit miamimusicfestival.com.About Miami Beach Classical Music Festival Founded in 2013, Miami Beach Classical Music Festival (MMF) is a local nonprofit providing affordable, world-class musical instruction and groundbreaking performance experiences to young artists and the South Florida community. Since its inception, the organization has helped establish Miami as a premier destination for elite young classical musicians to train and perform. While the next generation of classical artists comes to Miami to receive instruction from an assembly of world-class faculty, the community benefits from accessible public concerts featuring top talent alongside many of classical music’s greatest living performers rarely heard in South Florida. Recently, MMF became the first nonprofit organization to utilize innovative projection-mapping technology, transforming its already-stellar performances into immersive, awe-inspiring productions of music and light. For more information, visit miamimusicfestival.com.

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