PAMM InConversation Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/pamm-inconversation In Conversation is a digital program that seeks to contextualize both special exhibitions and the permanent collection through the lens of Miami and the broader South Floridian artists, curators, educators, and community leaders. Our goal is to capture curated conversations that are educational, engaging, and thought provoking. © 2026 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 940b6ffd-2b5c-53f5-9120-958d6e253a49 yes en Thu, 29 Oct 2026 12:26:58 -0400 Thu, 29 Oct 2026 12:27:17 -0400 https://img.transistorcdn.com/of314qCf6vyH4WFXwEUBUaKtTtjuWmLINa21ENs1XrQ/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS8yNWUy/OTg3ZTQzZjRiNGQz/ZWVmNjUwYTdlZjJh/Yzg2Ni5wbmc.jpg PAMM InConversation episodic Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves In Conversation is a digital program that seeks to contextualize both special exhibitions and the permanent collection through the lens of Miami and the broader South Floridian artists, curators, educators, and community leaders. Our goal is to capture curated conversations that are educational, engaging, and thought provoking. In Conversation is a digital program that seeks to contextualize both special exhibitions and the permanent collection through the lens of Miami and the broader South Floridian artists, curators, educators, and community leaders. art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida Armando Zamora No No Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove 1 1 8 8 Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove full 617300ca-9c0c-4a10-ab26-f721a018f844 https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/8 This episode of InConversation is inspired by the work in the exhibition Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove, showcasing work at PAMM that is deeply compelling for the way it transforms a traditionally soft,  impermanent practice, "Bahamian palm-leaf weaving," into a monumental and enduring sculptural language through clay. By hand-weaving ceramic forms to resemble plaited fibers, Major honors the labor, knowledge, and ancestral memory embedded in Bahamian craft traditions, elevating them beyond their frequent marginalization as souvenirs or  commodities within the tourism economy."

 

Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata; PAMM Content Writer and Editor, Nathalia Pertierra; and PAMM Wikimedia in Residence, Michaela Blanc.  

 

Thumbnail: Anina Major. Photo: Melissa Alcena

 

Additional resources:  

Credits
Producer: Michaela Blanc, Alessa Quiroz, Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Blanca Davila
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> This episode of InConversation is inspired by the work in the exhibition Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove, showcasing work at PAMM that is deeply compelling for the way it transforms a traditionally soft,  impermanent practice, "Bahamian palm-leaf weaving," into a monumental and enduring sculptural language through clay. By hand-weaving ceramic forms to resemble plaited fibers, Major honors the labor, knowledge, and ancestral memory embedded in Bahamian craft traditions, elevating them beyond their frequent marginalization as souvenirs or  commodities within the tourism economy."

 

Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata; PAMM Content Writer and Editor, Nathalia Pertierra; and PAMM Wikimedia in Residence, Michaela Blanc.  

 

Thumbnail: Anina Major. Photo: Melissa Alcena

 

Additional resources:  

Credits
Producer: Michaela Blanc, Alessa Quiroz, Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Blanca Davila
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> Thu, 01 Oct 2026 17:06:41 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 1918 This episode of InConversation is inspired by the work in the exhibition Anina Major: The Sacred Mangrove, showcasing work at PAMM that is deeply compelling for the way it transforms a traditionally soft,  impermanent practice, "Bahamian palm-leaf weaving," into a monumental and enduring sculptural language through clay. By hand-weaving ceramic forms to resemble plaited fibers, Major honors the labor, knowledge, and ancestral memory embedded in Bahamian craft traditions, elevating them beyond their frequent marginalization as souvenirs or  commodities within the tourism economy."

 

Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata; PAMM Content Writer and Editor, Nathalia Pertierra; and PAMM Wikimedia in Residence, Michaela Blanc.  

 

Thumbnail: Anina Major. Photo: Melissa Alcena

 

Additional resources:  

Credits
Producer: Michaela Blanc, Alessa Quiroz, Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Blanca Davila
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No Past Exhibition Highlights #2: El Monte 1 1 7 7 Past Exhibition Highlights #2: El Monte full 10faa6e3-25b0-4ab0-924e-4a3ae95a007f https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/7
What does it mean to encounter a tradition that lives at the boundary between the seen and the unseen? In this episode of InConversation, Victoria embarks on a journey into Lucumí, the Afro-Cuban religious and cultural tradition rooted in Yoruba heritage, guided by the scholars, practitioners, and artists who know it intimately. 


Along the way, she speaks with a multidisciplinary artist whose work channels Caribbean mythology and mysticism through wax, metal, and photographic chemicals, a leading scholar of Afro-Latin American and Caribbean cultural thought and the culture-bearers of Clave Y Cuba, whose Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage stretches back more than 500 years. Together, they open a window onto a living tradition of its music, its histories, and the ways it continues to shape identity and community across the Caribbean diaspora and beyond.

Credits:
Yesica Gispert is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, FL, exploring Caribbean identity, mythology, and mysticism, layering personal and collective histories in her work to investigate the boundaries between reality and the unseen through materials such as wax, metal, and photographic chemicals. She earned a BFA from Florida International University, an MFA from NYU Steinhardt in 2012, and a postgraduate degree in Media Art from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne in 2020. She is currently a Visiting Associate Professor in Photography at Florida International University
https://www.jessicagispert.com/ 

Odette Casamayor-Cisneros is a Cuban-born scholar and Associate Professor of Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Cultural Studies in the department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania (2019-present). Her current scholarship is centered on Afro-Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx cultural production and epistemologies.
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros 

Clave Y Cuba’s Mission: “preserve Cuban folkloric music, history, and traditions. Through expert-led workshops, special events, and cultural programs led by musicians with Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage passed down for over 500 years, Clave Y Cuba serves as a bridge, connecting diverse communities with authentic sights and sounds.”
https://www.claveycuba.org/team
Programs they offer: https://www.claveycuba.org/programs-experiences 

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]>
What does it mean to encounter a tradition that lives at the boundary between the seen and the unseen? In this episode of InConversation, Victoria embarks on a journey into Lucumí, the Afro-Cuban religious and cultural tradition rooted in Yoruba heritage, guided by the scholars, practitioners, and artists who know it intimately. 


Along the way, she speaks with a multidisciplinary artist whose work channels Caribbean mythology and mysticism through wax, metal, and photographic chemicals, a leading scholar of Afro-Latin American and Caribbean cultural thought and the culture-bearers of Clave Y Cuba, whose Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage stretches back more than 500 years. Together, they open a window onto a living tradition of its music, its histories, and the ways it continues to shape identity and community across the Caribbean diaspora and beyond.

Credits:
Yesica Gispert is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, FL, exploring Caribbean identity, mythology, and mysticism, layering personal and collective histories in her work to investigate the boundaries between reality and the unseen through materials such as wax, metal, and photographic chemicals. She earned a BFA from Florida International University, an MFA from NYU Steinhardt in 2012, and a postgraduate degree in Media Art from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne in 2020. She is currently a Visiting Associate Professor in Photography at Florida International University
https://www.jessicagispert.com/ 

Odette Casamayor-Cisneros is a Cuban-born scholar and Associate Professor of Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Cultural Studies in the department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania (2019-present). Her current scholarship is centered on Afro-Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx cultural production and epistemologies.
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros 

Clave Y Cuba’s Mission: “preserve Cuban folkloric music, history, and traditions. Through expert-led workshops, special events, and cultural programs led by musicians with Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage passed down for over 500 years, Clave Y Cuba serves as a bridge, connecting diverse communities with authentic sights and sounds.”
https://www.claveycuba.org/team
Programs they offer: https://www.claveycuba.org/programs-experiences 

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> Sat, 26 Sep 2026 00:23:57 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2161
What does it mean to encounter a tradition that lives at the boundary between the seen and the unseen? In this episode of InConversation, Victoria embarks on a journey into Lucumí, the Afro-Cuban religious and cultural tradition rooted in Yoruba heritage, guided by the scholars, practitioners, and artists who know it intimately. 


Along the way, she speaks with a multidisciplinary artist whose work channels Caribbean mythology and mysticism through wax, metal, and photographic chemicals, a leading scholar of Afro-Latin American and Caribbean cultural thought and the culture-bearers of Clave Y Cuba, whose Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage stretches back more than 500 years. Together, they open a window onto a living tradition of its music, its histories, and the ways it continues to shape identity and community across the Caribbean diaspora and beyond.

Credits:
Yesica Gispert is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, FL, exploring Caribbean identity, mythology, and mysticism, layering personal and collective histories in her work to investigate the boundaries between reality and the unseen through materials such as wax, metal, and photographic chemicals. She earned a BFA from Florida International University, an MFA from NYU Steinhardt in 2012, and a postgraduate degree in Media Art from the Academy of Media Arts Cologne in 2020. She is currently a Visiting Associate Professor in Photography at Florida International University
https://www.jessicagispert.com/ 

Odette Casamayor-Cisneros is a Cuban-born scholar and Associate Professor of Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Cultural Studies in the department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania (2019-present). Her current scholarship is centered on Afro-Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx cultural production and epistemologies.
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros
https://upenn.academia.edu/OdetteCasamayorCisneros 

Clave Y Cuba’s Mission: “preserve Cuban folkloric music, history, and traditions. Through expert-led workshops, special events, and cultural programs led by musicians with Afro-Cuban ancestral lineage passed down for over 500 years, Clave Y Cuba serves as a bridge, connecting diverse communities with authentic sights and sounds.”
https://www.claveycuba.org/team
Programs they offer: https://www.claveycuba.org/programs-experiences 

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No Past Exhibition Highlights #1: Xican- a.o.x. Body 1 1 6 6 Past Exhibition Highlights #1: Xican- a.o.x. Body full c1370a05-5081-44b3-95f1-f07fb1c0e3bd https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/6 In this episode from 2024, Priscilla Alejandre shares her experience as a first generation Mexican-American in South Florida with fellow first generation Mexican-American host, Armando Zamora. The episode was inspired by the work in Xican- a.o.x. Body the first major show to focus on the Chicano identity. 

Credits: Guest: Priscilla Alejandre

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Armando Zamora
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> In this episode from 2024, Priscilla Alejandre shares her experience as a first generation Mexican-American in South Florida with fellow first generation Mexican-American host, Armando Zamora. The episode was inspired by the work in Xican- a.o.x. Body the first major show to focus on the Chicano identity. 

Credits: Guest: Priscilla Alejandre

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Armando Zamora
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> Tue, 15 Sep 2026 16:43:34 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2260 In this episode from 2024, Priscilla Alejandre shares her experience as a first generation Mexican-American in South Florida with fellow first generation Mexican-American host, Armando Zamora. The episode was inspired by the work in Xican- a.o.x. Body the first major show to focus on the Chicano identity. 

Credits: Guest: Priscilla Alejandre

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Armando Zamora
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No PTAC Wiki Committee 1 1 5 5 PTAC Wiki Committee full 67b8c395-9d7d-44f7-8181-166b8741c520 https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/5 The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Teen Arts Council (PTAC) Wiki Committee is a youth-led advocacy initiative developed in collaboration with PAMM's Wikimedia Initiatives. Through artist interviews, original research, and open knowledge platforms, teen participants expand public access to the voices and lived experiences of artists in PAMM's collection. The project empowers young people to advocate for more inclusive cultural narratives while contributing to publicly accessible resources that broaden representation in contemporary art.

Credits: Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata.

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Teen Arts Council (PTAC) Wiki Committee is a youth-led advocacy initiative developed in collaboration with PAMM's Wikimedia Initiatives. Through artist interviews, original research, and open knowledge platforms, teen participants expand public access to the voices and lived experiences of artists in PAMM's collection. The project empowers young people to advocate for more inclusive cultural narratives while contributing to publicly accessible resources that broaden representation in contemporary art.

Credits: Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata.

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> Wed, 29 Jul 2026 12:58:21 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 1879 The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) Teen Arts Council (PTAC) Wiki Committee is a youth-led advocacy initiative developed in collaboration with PAMM's Wikimedia Initiatives. Through artist interviews, original research, and open knowledge platforms, teen participants expand public access to the voices and lived experiences of artists in PAMM's collection. The project empowers young people to advocate for more inclusive cultural narratives while contributing to publicly accessible resources that broaden representation in contemporary art.

Credits: Participating in this episode are members of the PAMM Teen Arts Council 2026-2027 cohort, including Blanca Davila, James Elijah Leano, Alexa Umwiza, Lian White, and Valentina Zapata.

Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No Basquiat: Figures, Signs, Symbols 1 1 4 4 Basquiat: Figures, Signs, Symbols full c0e6f729-c472-483e-9d2e-d587bd1c3146 https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/4 Corbin Graves sits with William Cordova who shares his experiences throughout his artistic career and how Jean-Michel Basquiat influenced his practice.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

PAMM Exhibition 
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://www.pamm.org/en/blog/in-conversation-basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3PmewxpgGrQA0iRHqhSDla?si=2POXNOIERUWaw9aeBebq3w

]]> Corbin Graves sits with William Cordova who shares his experiences throughout his artistic career and how Jean-Michel Basquiat influenced his practice.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

PAMM Exhibition 
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://www.pamm.org/en/blog/in-conversation-basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3PmewxpgGrQA0iRHqhSDla?si=2POXNOIERUWaw9aeBebq3w

]]> Thu, 16 Jul 2026 11:53:38 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2563 Corbin Graves sits with William Cordova who shares his experiences throughout his artistic career and how Jean-Michel Basquiat influenced his practice.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

PAMM Exhibition 
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://www.pamm.org/en/blog/in-conversation-basquiat-figures-signs-symbols/
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3PmewxpgGrQA0iRHqhSDla?si=2POXNOIERUWaw9aeBebq3w

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No This is America: Selections From PAMM's Collection 1 1 3 3 This is America: Selections From PAMM's Collection full bffca36e-a1ba-42e7-a6f0-0185070499e9 https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/3 Dr. Marvin Dunn, Agua Dulce, and Motyko Morales share their thoughts about both current and historical topics in the United States and how they reflect in Miami as well as how their individual practices are shaped by contemporary issues like immigration, legislation, and climate change.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Michaela Blanc, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/this-is-america-selections-from-pamms-collection/

]]> Dr. Marvin Dunn, Agua Dulce, and Motyko Morales share their thoughts about both current and historical topics in the United States and how they reflect in Miami as well as how their individual practices are shaped by contemporary issues like immigration, legislation, and climate change.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Michaela Blanc, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/this-is-america-selections-from-pamms-collection/

]]> Wed, 27 May 2026 04:00:00 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2894 Dr. Marvin Dunn, Agua Dulce, and Motyko Morales share their thoughts about both current and historical topics in the United States and how they reflect in Miami as well as how their individual practices are shaped by contemporary issues like immigration, legislation, and climate change.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Victoria Ravelo
Co-Producers: Corbin Graves, Michaela Blanc, Janessa Melendez
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/this-is-america-selections-from-pamms-collection/

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No Get In The Game: Sports, Art, Culture 1 1 2 2 Get In The Game: Sports, Art, Culture full 922f2c36-48a9-4837-b627-ccb557f1d3e6 https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/2 The Little Haiti Football Club is the only non Pay-for-play soccer organization in Florida. Its co-founder, Pat Santangelo and two current players, Angie and Mary, share their experiences with the team. We also speak with Jennifer Roche who works with the Miami host city committee for the upcoming FIFA World Cup about how the event will impact Miami and how they plan to have that impact be a positive one for the community.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/get-in-the-game-sports-art-culture/

]]> The Little Haiti Football Club is the only non Pay-for-play soccer organization in Florida. Its co-founder, Pat Santangelo and two current players, Angie and Mary, share their experiences with the team. We also speak with Jennifer Roche who works with the Miami host city committee for the upcoming FIFA World Cup about how the event will impact Miami and how they plan to have that impact be a positive one for the community.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/get-in-the-game-sports-art-culture/

]]> Wed, 18 Mar 2026 10:00:00 -0400 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2069 The Little Haiti Football Club is the only non Pay-for-play soccer organization in Florida. Its co-founder, Pat Santangelo and two current players, Angie and Mary, share their experiences with the team. We also speak with Jennifer Roche who works with the Miami host city committee for the upcoming FIFA World Cup about how the event will impact Miami and how they plan to have that impact be a positive one for the community.

Credits
Producer: Armando Zamora
Script writer, interviewer: Corbin Graves
Co-Producers: Victoria Ravelo, Janessa Melendez, Michaela Blanc
Original Music: Ruben Espinoza, Christian Cummings, Armando Zamora

Additional Information
https://www.pamm.org/en/exhibition/get-in-the-game-sports-art-culture/

]]> art, museum,contemporary,miami,pamm,florida No Public Enemy: Gary Simmons 1 1 1 1 Public Enemy: Gary Simmons full 04ccac37-487c-45be-b81f-f65e7ea7bedf https://pamm-Inconversation.transistor.fm/s1/1 Artist Chire “VantaBlack” Regans’ art practice exists at the intersection of social justice and storytelling. Her work responds to urgent societal concerns and functions as a critical platform to amplify the voices of community members who are often silenced. Over the past decade, Chire has focused primarily on community advocacy and depicting social narratives without distortion in various mediums. As a Saint Louis native, the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement triggered a sense of urgency in her art practice. Her work continues to evolve, allowing for broader social accessibility and creative scale. In South Florida, Chire continues to merge her artistic practice with community-led activism, emphasizing the art of storytelling as a means of engaging with communities with radical empathy and transparency. 

]]> Artist Chire “VantaBlack” Regans’ art practice exists at the intersection of social justice and storytelling. Her work responds to urgent societal concerns and functions as a critical platform to amplify the voices of community members who are often silenced. Over the past decade, Chire has focused primarily on community advocacy and depicting social narratives without distortion in various mediums. As a Saint Louis native, the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement triggered a sense of urgency in her art practice. Her work continues to evolve, allowing for broader social accessibility and creative scale. In South Florida, Chire continues to merge her artistic practice with community-led activism, emphasizing the art of storytelling as a means of engaging with communities with radical empathy and transparency. 

]]> Thu, 18 Dec 2025 11:19:10 -0500 Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves Armando Zamora, Victoria Ravelo, Corbin Graves 2604 Artist Chire “VantaBlack” Regans’ art practice exists at the intersection of social justice and storytelling. Her work responds to urgent societal concerns and functions as a critical platform to amplify the voices of community members who are often silenced. Over the past decade, Chire has focused primarily on community advocacy and depicting social narratives without distortion in various mediums. As a Saint Louis native, the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement triggered a sense of urgency in her art practice. Her work continues to evolve, allowing for broader social accessibility and creative scale. In South Florida, Chire continues to merge her artistic practice with community-led activism, emphasizing the art of storytelling as a means of engaging with communities with radical empathy and transparency. 

]]> art, museum, miami, gary,simmons,chire,regans,pamm,contemporary,visual,blm,activism No