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 | President of ArtesMiami named Latina Pioneer of the Year08, 2011 Aida Levitan, Ph.D., President of ArtesMiami, Inc. was named Latina Pioneer of the Year at the August 12th Hispanic Women of Distinction luncheon |
 | ArtesMiami supports the creation of the National Museum of the American LatinoArtesMiami supports the recommendations of the National Museum of the American Latino Commission, as presented in their final report on May 5th, |
 | ArtesMiami President to be honored in Broward CountyAida Levitan, Ph.D., APR, President of ArtesMiami, a non-profit group dedicated to cultural development of South Florida, and The Levitan G |
 | Lydia Cabrera Award Presented to Luis de la Paz on April 9, 2011ArtesMiami President Aida Levitan presented the Lydia Cabrera Award to writer and journalist Luis de la Paz on April |
 | Third Printing of Hialeah HaikusWhat does a Japanese short-form poem, and a 92% Spanish speaking, American city have in common? Exactly. "Hialeah Haikus" is a hilari |
 | Editorial Ultramar to publish \"The City of Possible Unity: A Miami Poetry Collection\"The publishing division of ArtesMiami, Editorial Ultramar, will publish "The City of Possible Unity: A Miami Poetry Collection" in 2011. &n |
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05, 2010
ArtesMiami sponsors literary events and plans Poesia Gourmet presentations
ArtesMiami sponsors literary events such as the presentations of Gloria Leal's book and Luis de la Paz's short story collection at the Spanish Cultural Center, poetry readings by Rodrigo de la Luz, and presentations by 32 poets from the book "La Ciudad de l
Third Printing of Hialeah Haikus
What does a Japanese short-form poem, and a 92% Spanish speaking, American city have in common? Exactly. "Hialeah Haikus" is a hilarious collection of five-syllable, seven-syllable, five-syllable poems inspired by the most unique and idiosyncrati
Publication of 'The city of possible unity'
NOVEMBER 20, 2011 - The City of Possible Unity will be launched at the Miami Book Fair, at the Pavilion at 6 p.m., 300 NE Second Avenue. Poetry is alive and well thanks to the Miami- based non-profit publishing organization Editorial Ultramar. La Ciudad d
