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Obtain the property report required by federal law and read it before signing anything. No federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property.

Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the Developer. For correct representations, reference should be made to the documents required by section 718.503, Florida Statutes, to be furnished by a Developer to a buyer or lessee. This offering is made only by the prospectus for the condominium and no statement should be relied upon if not made in the prospectus. This is not an offer to sell, or solicitation of offers to buy, the condominium units in states where such offer or solicitation cannot be made. Prices, plans and speciﬁcations are subject to change without notice. The Developer is PRH NE 31st Street LLC (“DEVELOPER”) which has a license to use the trademarked names and logos of The Related Group pursuant to a licensing agreement. The graphics and text reﬂected are the copyrighted property of Developer. The renderings illustrate and depict a lifestyle; however amenities and attractions are subject to change. While there are water views at the property, views may vary. The marina and restaurant are all subject to the Developer obtaining all necessary and appropriate permits, none of which have been obtained. Any restaurant is intended to be privately operated by a third party operator from a commercial space.

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This is not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation of an offer to buy, condominium units to residents of CT, ID, NY, NJ and OR, unless registered or exemptions are available, or in any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of residency. This offering is made only by the prospectus for the condominium and no statement should be relied upon if not made in the prospectus. The Developer (as is defined below) reserves the right to modify, revise, or withdraw any proposed unit finishes, designs, materials, plans, specifications, terms, conditions, statements, managing entities, fitness facilities, amenities, restaurants , or all of same, in its sole discretion and without prior notice. This Condominium is being developed by 9SMA, LLC (“Developer”). EQUINOX® is a registered trademark of Equinox Holdings, Inc. Soul Cycle is a registered trademark of Soul Cycle, LLC. The project graphics, renderings, photographs, and text herein are owned by the Developer unless otherwise noted or credited to another. © 2013, 9SMA, LLC with all rights reserved unless otherwise credited to another.

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T H E REPRESENTATIONS OF THE DEVELOPER. FOR CORRECT REPRESENTATIONS, REFERENCE SHOULD BE MADE TO THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY SECTION 718.503, FLORIDA STATUTES, TO BE FURNISHED BY A DEVELOPER TO A BUYER AND NO STATEMENT SHOULD BE RELIED UPON IF NOT MADE IN THE PROSPECTUS. THIS IS NOT AN OFFER TO SELL, OR SOLICITATION OF OFFERS TO BUY, THE CONDOMINIUM UNITS IN STATES WHERE SUCH OFFER OR SOLICITATION CANNOT ACTUAL IMPROVEMENTS MAY VARY FROM RENDERINGS AND ARE USED SOLELY FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES. ACTUAL VIEWS MAY VARY AND MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ALL UNITS. VIEWS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS THE ACTUAL VIEW FROM FUTURE VIEW FROM THE PROPERTY OR FROM A SPECIFIC UNIT AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATION AS TO THE CURRENT OR FUTURE USE OF ANY ADJACENT PROPERTY. WE ARE PLEDGED TO THE LETTER AND SPIRIT OF THE U.S. POLICY FOR AND SUPPORT AN AFFIRMATIVE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING PROGRAM IN WHICH THERE ARE NO BARRIERS TO OBTAINING HOUSING BECAUSE OF RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEX, HANDICAP, FAMILIAL STATUS OR NATIONAL ORIGIN.

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F ront Runners Founder C.W. “Pete” Chase (CENTER) along with Jules Arkin and Larry Aberman re-creating the scene at the site of the first Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce, here in March of 1971.

Open for Business THE MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS COME A LONG WAY, FROM A SMALL POP-UP “OFFICE” TO A FORCE NOW LEADING THE CHARGE OF THE CITY’S RENAISSANCE. BY MEGAN MCCRINK

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ormed in 1921, the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce’s first location was an unlikely one—underneath an umbrella set up on the corner of Alton Road and Fifth Street. While it was great for shade, the arrangement for obvious reasons wasn’t very conducive for kickstarting a young city’s economy. Fast forward five decades, and you’ll find this photo of founder of the MBCC C.W. “Pete” Chase Jr., along with Chair Jules Arkin and Chamber member Larry Aberman, re-creating the umbrella office for a 1971 photo op, in an ode to the Chamber’s humble beginnings. Current Chairman Michael S. Goldberg is a second-generation city leader (his father was chairman in the ’70s) and has seen the city of Miami Beach through “the good times, bad times, and the challenging times,” using the Chamber as a way to expand this town into the booming city it is today. “What I joke is that in the ’80s, on Lincoln Road, I could have a bowling ball, throw it down the street, and not hit anybody,” Goldberg says. With Miami Beach’s expansion, the Chamber has expanded too, not only assisting its members in connecting with other members but also forging relationships between them through events and meetings held throughout the year. This month, the Chamber will host its second annual Better Beach Awards, recognizing development in the real estate industry on Miami Beach. “The Chamber now is really the core for everything going on around everything else,” says Ceci Velasco, the Chamber’s executive vice president and COO. It’s connections such as these—even if they happen under an umbrella—that reveal a serendipitous story to be told for years to come. OD

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F ront Runners With the famed “Bambino” (LEFT) swinging in Florida in 1920, baseball aficionados knew they were witnessing history. Ruth did not disappoint: Papers reported him smashing “twomilers,” one even landing in the lap of a lucky young fan sitting on the right-field fence.

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abe Ruth may be practically synonymous with New York City, but there’s no doubt that Florida holds a place of honor in the slugger’s personal history. In fact, it was just months after the famed trade from the Boston Red Sox that Ruth suited up in the familiar Yankees pinstripes during spring training in the Sunshine State in 1920. With his powerful grip on the bat and a packed stadium surrounding him, it’s easy to imagine the deafening roar of the crowd as Ruth struck another one out of the park. The Grapefruit League, as the March preseason games are known, has been a South Florida institution since 1888. This 2014 season, Florida will be the temporary home to 15 Major League Baseball teams warming up for opening day, from Port St. Lucie (the New York Mets) to Tampa (the Yankees), Jupiter (St. Louis Cardinals and Miami Marlins), and everywhere in between. It’s also not a bad place to settle once you put the bat and ball down. In his later years, after cementing his reputation as baseball’s prodigal son, Ruth still found reason to return to the balmy weather and respite that Florida afforded him. It was in Miami, at the Golden Strand Hotel and Villas, where he chose to recuperate from his third cancer operation in 1948. “I think I’ll feel better after I get some of this sun,” he told reporters at the time. To celebrate his 53rd birthday (which unfortunately would be his last), the hotel even whipped up a birthday cake and invited children staying at the property to celebrate with the legend. We’re sure it was a home-run celebration. OD

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160 Art Everywhere

Faena’s Pablo De Ritis feels right at home in Miami’s rich cultural scene.

64 Front Runners 86 From the Editor-in-Chief 88 From the Publisher 90 …Without Whom This Issue Would Not Have Been Possible 97 Shot on Site 122 The List

People 130 If You Build It, They Will Come

134 Above Ground Link’s Davide Danese puts the city on the cutting edge of the dance music scene with his unapologetically underground techno parties.

136 Super Fuel Fitness enthusiast Ashanty Williams’s all-natural, gluten-free superfood bars are a hit with Miami’s health-conscious set.

138 The Sound of Change United by a passion for music, Russell Faibisch and Adam Russakoff take their Ultra fest around the globe.

142 City Living Long before Brickell and downtown became coveted destinations, secondgeneration Miami real estate maven Alicia Cervera Lamadrid saw the area’s potential.

146 Culture Fix Launched by a trio of tech-savvy art aficionados, Infraculture provides a digital roadmap of the city’s rich cultural landscape.

148 The Beat Goes On A select group of 305 DJs bring their individual flair to the Magic City music scene with eclectic mixes that are off the beaten path.

154 What a Difference a Year Makes As City Year Miami celebrates its annual gala, the organization’s Tere Blanca and Saif Ishoof discuss their commitment to turning at-risk students into academic achievers.

160 Art Everywhere When Faena’s Pablo De Ritis moved to Miami to create a one-stop culture shop on the Beach, he discovered an arts paradise.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY GARY TK; ILLUSTRATION JAMES BY TK

With a no-holds-barred overhaul of the Trump National Doral Miami and its legendary Blue Monster course, Donald Trump further solidifies his presence in South Florida.

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March 2014 Culture 171 Meet Your Match The Sony Open returns to Key Biscayne this month for some unrivaled excitement, both on and off the tennis court.

174 Bloodlines Local artist Alex Yanes’s Pop Art pieces are an ode to his hometown in all its vibrant, at times absurdist, glory.

178 An Art-World Trickster Turns Earnest A new exhibit by Polish artist Piotr Uklański reveals an unexpectedly heartfelt approach at the Bass Museum of Art.

180 Spin Doctor Superstar DJ Danny Tenaglia steps away from the turntables for some much-needed R&R in his Miami getaway.

Treasures 186 Heat Wave Known for a look that’s distinctly East Coast prep, Tommy Hilfiger introduces a new kind of cool in his beachy Spring 2014 collection.

188 Design Within Reach

Sun and fun are overarching themes in these Magic City-inspired collections.

190 The Future’s So Bright Christian Roth celebrates Miami’s golden era with the brand’s latest eyewear designs.

Actress and political activist Eva Longoria talks about life beyond Desperate Housewives. Ivory leather and cashmere dress, Calvin Klein ($1,750). calvinklein.com. Jezebel collection black and white chandelier earrings, Jacob & Co. (price on request). East Coast Jewelry, 16810 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-947-8883; ecjusa.com. Anklestrap sandals, Giuseppe Zanotti ($845). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-868-0133; giuseppezanottidesign.com

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Hidden in plain sight, The WolfsonianFIU’s museum shop offers a trove of unexpected and eclectic finds.

196 So Very Sarah Miami-raised philanthropist and supporter of the arts Sarah Arison takes us on a tour of her favorite style resources.

198 Content for Rent Launched by a pair of local jewelers, Haute Vault lets you rent that luxury watch or diamond bracelet you’ve had your eye on.

198 Swiss Bliss Rolex opens its first stand-alone boutique in the Design District, the better to showcase its covetable timepieces.

200 Wade’s World As the Heat goes for its fourth NBA championship, no one realizes the importance of time more than star player and Hublot ambassador Dwyane Wade.

230 Chase the Music

After-hours pieces for dancing (and lounging) the night away. One-shoulder dress, Halston Heritage ($545). Saks Fifth Avenue, Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-1100; saks.com. Cuff, Pomellato ($1,620). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-866-1225; pomellato.com

Taste 209 Stylish Eats Italian designer Roberto Cavalli brings the tre eccellenze of food, fashion, and design to South Beach with Cavalli Miami Restaurant & Lounge.

212 Dinner Party If ever there was a town to combine cuisine and nightlife, it’s Miami. Here are our top picks for dining and dancing.

214 The Champion When Cvi.che 105’s chef entered his peppery creation in a local food competition, his Ceviche Ganador more than lived up to its name.

218 Hidden Gems With the massive music fests raging all over town this month, a host of smaller bars offer respite from the hype.

Features 224 The Importance of Being Eva Everyone’s favorite Housewife, Eva Longoria, has long considered Miami her second home. Here, the screen star and political activist reveals why she isn’t afraid of courting controversy.

230 Chase the Music Just in time for Miami’s Ultra Music Festival, these after-hours pieces are made for dancing the night away.

238 The Greatest Evert On the eve of the Sony Open, tennis legend Chris Evert talks about her famed

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242 Family Ties Giving money away is not as easy as it sounds, particularly when different generations are involved. Here, advisers and wealth managers tell how to make philanthropy smooth sailing.

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276 Once and Future Fortunes From island manses to beachfront opulence, Miami’s real estate scene is riding high.

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I was honored to spend the evening with January cover star Jenna Dewan Tatum and husband Channing Tatum for OD’s 21st-anniversary party at SL Miami. It was the new parents’ first time traveling away from baby Everly!

On set with Creative Director Nicole Nadboy and the beautiful Eva Longoria for this month’s cover shoot.

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for your heart and require movement, something we desperately need after the amount of eating we’ve done in season and during the South Beach Wine & Food Festival. March marks my one-year anniversary of arriving in South Beach. I still get jitters every time I drive over the causeways taking us to and from one paradise to another. It used to be that people would only talk that way about returning to the Beach; we’d drive over the Tuttle or the MacArthur and see the beautiful bay and the skylines and just think, Ahhhh, Miami Beach. Of course, now you can head in the other direction and feel the same bliss with the developments in the Wynwood, downtown, and Design District areas. In fact, it’s no secret that Wynwood has quickly become one of my favorite haunts. Where else can you dine and drink amid world-class art? Walk to your car surrounded by what amounts to miles of painted murals? Waltz into a shop or past a window teeming with up-and-coming design? It’s everywhere you look and turn in Wynwood, and that’s why we’ve featured the neighborhood this month, to tell the story of how it evolved, what it means, and what’s coming next for this truly one-of-a-kind creative town. If you like tennis, we’re chatting with Chris Evert and focusing on the Sony Open. Golf? We have Mr. Trump himself waxing on the $150-million revamp of his Trump National Doral Miami, home to the Cadillac Championship. And of course let’s not forget Ultra Music Festival and the Winter Music Conference, whose beats and noises can probably be heard from space, let alone felt on the Beach. But we’ll let Ultra creators Adam Russakoff and Russell Faibisch tell you about that. Finally, to help us celebrate all that is Miami, we’ve tapped the gorgeous Eva Longoria, who, like so many, calls Miami her home away from home. So now that winter is over (I still can’t get over our mini polar vortex, which saw temperatures in January plunge into the high 40s and low 50s), it’s time to get out and enjoy all this pulsating city has to offer. It’s probably one of the few times you could take a jog and leave your music at home. With all that’s going on, just listen to the world around you…. no headphones required. Enjoy!

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With Scott Conant at Ocean Drive’s private wine dinner presented by Merrill Lynch at Scarpetta at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach.

With January cover star Jenna Dewan Tatum at Ocean Drive’s 21st-anniversary celebration at SL Miami at The James Royal Palm.

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month-long rush of hot-ticket events, soon-to-be-sold-out shows, invitation-only soirées, and glamorous galas, Miami is the place to kick off an exciting spring season. To start, Winter Music Conference is back for its 29th year, with 10 days full of panels, exhibits, parties, and famous-DJ sets. From March 21 to 30, our city will play host to the best in the global industry of electronic music, as hundreds of thousands swarm the stage. Coinciding with the last few bass-bumping days of WMC is Ultra Music Festival, back for another weekend of high-octane shows, including mega-DJ headliners Afrojack, Avicii, David Guetta, Nicky Romero, and Tiësto, from March 28 to 30. Sport’s greatest legends and stars-in-the-making will also be in town for two high-wattage events, the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship, March 5 to 9, and the Sony Open Tennis, March 27 to 30. Between all the events and parties, be sure to take a moment to check out our latest cover star, Eva Longoria, in her stunning spread in this issue. For the lovely Longoria, this marks her third Ocean Drive cover, and we’re thrilled she could join us for yet another memorable shoot. Celebrating spring fashion, we are very excited to welcome global icons Donna Karan and Philip Lim to Miami to launch their new in-store boutiques at Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour. Read more on oceandrive. com and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, @oceandrivemag, for all the fashionable event details. So enjoy everything Miami has to offer this month, from celebrity tee-offs to live shows. Not to mention the weather will be perfect. Hope to see you around town…

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Jordi Lippe New Jersey native Lippe is the entertainment director for Life & Style, In Touch, and Closer Weekly magazines. She often appears as the onair entertainment, fashion, and lifestyle expert for the magazines. For this issue, she chronicles the burgeoning tennis scene and the Sony Open on page 171. What did you learn during your research of tennis that interested you? I was

surprised by the range of fans who love this sport. It truly is an activity that spans across all ages and ethnic backgrounds. Why do you think Miami has become a hot spot for athletes? Miami is truly a global city, so it

attracts athletes from all over the world. They can enjoy the warm weather and indulge in world-class shopping and food, all while feeling at home.

Galena Mosovich Mosovich writes about cutting-edge developments and personalities in cocktail culture, food, and the arts for publications including miami.com and The Miami Herald. She was recently spotlighted as an expert on Miami in New York Magazine. Here, she visits Roberto Cavalli’s new restaurant (page 209), as well as the top spots in town for both dining and dancing (page 212). What cocktails are the most popular in superswanky clubs? Gin and tonic is making a huge

comeback with premium or house-made tonics and small-batch gins with wild botanicals. Where do you go for a night on the town? I have a laser-sharp focus on finding a great cocktail, and I spend most of my nights at The Corner, The Broken Shaker, or The Regent Cocktail Club.

Douglas Friedman Photographer Friedman has been shooting editorial fashion, portraits, and interiors for nearly a decade. His work is regularly seen in Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, InStyle, and Elle Décor. He splits his time between New York City, Los Angeles, and Marfa, Texas. In this issue, he photographed the disco-inspired fashion story on page 230. What was the concept behind the shoot?

This shoot was inspired by an image of Kristin Scott Thomas in a Thai nightclub in the film Only God Forgives. Keeping with the theme of the story, did you listen to dance music on set? We had music going all day

long, but it was a bit more mellow and chilled out. No techno music for me anymore…. Those days are behind me.

Nathaniel Sandler Sandler is a contributing editor at WLRN and researcher/columnist for the University of Miami Special Collections and The Patricia & Phillip Frost Museum of Science. He is a Miami native, owns a canoe, and sucks at softball. On page 174, Sandler interviews Miami artist Alex Yanes for “The Aesthetes.” What’s your favorite Yanes artwork? I really like the DJ booth, which I saw in parts at the studio and in pictures. The image of thousands of Miami Beach clubgoers subtly paying homage to his stuff is cool to me. How has Yanes inspired you? He was an unbelievably relaxed and content guy. It really came through that his family and his art were the right decisions in his life, and that was super refreshing.

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or her first night traveling away from baby Everly, actress Jenna Dewan Tatum arrived at hip South Beach lounge SL Miami to celebrate her much-buzzed-about Ocean Drive January cover release. With her hunk-of-a-husband, Channing Tatum, in tow—who planted a kiss on his wife before dashing inside to secure their spot behind the DJ booth—Dewan Tatum virtually glowed. “I love Miami. I’m so happy to be here,” she exclaimed as she posed for pictures on her way into the event. Husband Channing seconded the sentiment. “The weather’s beautiful,” he said. “The air just feels so great.” Emulating the tasteful, barely-there style of her cover look, the Witches of East End star rocked a revealing plunging neckline in a white pleated Maria Lucia Hohan dress with Rene Caovilla crystal pointy-toe pumps and a vintage-inspired clutch from Edie Parker. The couple was only expected to stay at the private fête for an hour before heading to dinner next door at Catch Miami, but they were having such a good time that they canceled dinner plans, staying to order chilled tequila shots and break out their best Step Up-worthy dance moves. The pair kept the party going well past midnight, shutting down the club before heading back to their room at The James Royal Palm Hotel to sleep it off until an early-morning flight to New York.

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After his sold-out performance at the BB&T Center, hip-hop mogul Jay Z kicked back at his star-studded Magna Carter Tour afterparty presented by D’ussé at Story alongside Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and The Weeknd. Further north on the Beach, Heat stars Mario Chalmers and LeBron James “partied in the USA” alongside Miley Cyrus, at her event at LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. At another event, Chris and Adrienne Bosh partied at LIV in honor of James’s belated birthday.

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Carly Patterson and Daniela Swaebe at the third annual Splendor in the Garden event at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.

Kristin Pearce, Denie Harris, and Cynthia Demos at the Miami Science Museum Venus Orbit event at Mercedes-Benz of Coral Gables.

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Ocean Drive celebrated its 21st-anniversary issue with January cover star Jenna Dewan Tatum and a wall-to-wall crowd at the swanky SL Miami lounge at The James Royal Palm. South Florida VIPs and international tastemakers filled the tables and toasted alongside Dewan Tatum and her husband, Channing Tatum, as the couple danced to hit after hit spun by DJ Crespo.

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If You Build It, They Will Come WITH THE ACQUISITION AND COMPLETE OVERHAUL OF THE TRUMP NATIONAL DORAL MIAMI, DONALD TRUMP CONTINUES TO SOLIDIFY HIS ALREADY SIZEABLE PRESENCE IN SOUTH FLORIDA. BY SUZANNE MCGEE

here’s no doubt in Donald Trump’s mind that if you build it, they will Trump, who played his first round on the new course in early December. “The come. The veteran real estate developer, whose exploits building grand holes are longer; the lakes are bigger. We moved a million yards of sand to do it.” For Trump, being good or great simply isn’t enough. There’s no point in stopresorts, luxury offices, and condominium and hotel towers nationwide have—in conjunction with his television series The Apprentice—made him a house- ping until everything is better, bigger, grander than it was before or than its rivals hold name far beyond the real estate industry, these days is throwing much of his can offer; his world is one in which superlatives reign. “I didn’t have to blow up attention and effort into the renovation of the former Doral Golf Resort & Spa. the course,” Trump says. “I could just have restored it and added a few palm Home to one of the kind of iconic properties that “the Donald” loves, it’s also the trees, and people would have been happy.” The same, he adds, is true of the site of the golf course known as the Blue Monster, the venue that plays host to the resort’s swimming pool, which also has been totally demolished and rebuilt. Now it’s on to the hotel’s eight villas, each being gutted and rebuilt, to be named World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship. after a world-class golf star, such as Jack Nicklaus When Trump snapped up the resort out of and Arnold Palmer. “Pretty much all that’s going to bankruptcy for $150 million back in 2011 (Morgan remain of the original is some of the steel and the Stanley had paid $501 million in 2007), the plan I-beams,” he says. “All of the ballrooms are new. I had been to spend another $150 million on renopersonally wouldn’t have given a dime for the old vating the property. Instead, Trump, along with ballroom that one of the previous owners spent $50 his daughter, Ivanka, opted to plow $250 million million to build.” into turning it into what he intends to become “the When the renovations are finally finished, the greatest resort in the United States.” If that meant DONALD TRUMP Trump National Doral Miami will look nothing like literally blowing up the Blue Monster—only one of Doral’s five golf courses, four of which were included in the purchase—and rede- the resort that the young Trump first played golf at back in 1963, a year after it signing and rebuilding it, so be it, says Trump. At first, he and his team were only opened, when he was still in high school. “I have known it ever since,” he says. “I planning—and budgeting for—an overhaul. Then they started digging and real- used to go there a lot with my father to play the Blue course.” Although he’s a New ized how good the sand-based soil was, and recognized how impressive the York City native and his buildings there—Trump World Tower, Trump vistas over downtown Miami could be. Without pausing to think twice, Trump International Hotel, Trump Place—have reshaped that city’s skyline, the flamruled that the Blue Monster would be completely reconceived, a project to be boyant developer has tied his fortunes and personal life more and more closely overseen by one of the top golf course architects working today, Gil Hanse. “So to Florida and Miami over the decades. “Florida is my second home,” Trump we blew it up and built a brand-new course that is even more of a monster,” says says, since paying $10 million in 1985 to acquire the Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm continued on page 132

“Everybody is coming here; it’s the hot place of the world right now. I’ve never seen anything like it.”—

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continued from page 131 Beach, built for Marjorie Merriweather Post. “I’m there a lot,” he adds, referring to the Sunshine State, where he spent this past holiday season traveling between Mar-a-Lago and Miami, and where he plans to spend a large part of his time overseeing the next stage of work on the Doral. For Trump, who is hardly unaccustomed to seizing on big development deals, the chance to acquire Doral was “a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” Not only did it combine two of his passions in one package—luxury hotels and golf courses—but it did so with about 800 acres of land only 10 minutes from Miami’s airport, which some estimates have valued at as much as $1 billion. “It’s unheard of,” Trump says. “Every highway leads right to it; it’s a miracle site.” That’s why he feels comfortable putting so much money into renovating and rebuilding the facility, more than he spent to purchase the property and two-thirds more than he had originally budgeted. “Anywhere else, you couldn’t make this work economically.” While it’s true that just as there currently is a lot of activity in the luxury real estate market, so there is likely to be a lot of competition. It’s just that when it comes to the Doral, Trump says he has a unique kind of asset: a property with the hundreds of acres required to sustain several world-class golf courses, smack dab in the center of the city. That’s something that no one can replicate these days, he adds. As for the rest of the city’s development spurt, “that just means that all those people in their condos will become customers of Doral.” Now, the race is on to add to the number of superlatives. “The pro shop is already the top golf pro shop in the country in terms of sales, and we’re going to double the size,” says an excited Trump. “All of the rooms and ballrooms will be in the ‘superluxurious’ category. We’re closing the Red Course and the Gold Course, blowing them up, and redesigning them to be just as iconic” as the Blue Monster. That’s only fitting for a town like Miami, Trump says. “It’s the only place that could give Vegas a run for its money and surpass it” as a city for entertainment—and not coincidentally, he figures that it’s only a matter of time until casinos come to Miami. “Everybody is coming here; it’s the hot place of the world right now. I’ve never seen anything like it, and Doral makes sure that I’ll be a big part of whatever happens next.” trumpgolfdoral.com OD

COMBINING WORK AND PLEASURE Trump’s love for golf, Florida, and luxury makes Doral an easy place to vacation. The Donald: New York or Florida? As well as being the Donald’s second home, Florida is where the real estate developer has a hefty chunk of his assets. “I’m the largest property owner in Miami; with Doral, I have more land than anyone else.”

Workaholic: FROM TOP: The Trump National Doral clubhouse; Trump, with son Eric Trump, greets Tiger Woods after the final round of the World Golf Championships at the Doral last March.

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When in Florida, where does he go? “I’m always at Doral.”

If he could play a round on the brand-new Blue Monster, with whom would he play? “If it’s someone who’s around today, Jack Nicklaus or Arnold Palmer. From my past, my father.”

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Ivanka and Donald Trump with golf course designer Gil Hanse (LEFT) on the first tee of the TPC Blue Monster course during the World Golf ChampionshipsCadillac Championship at Trump National Doral Miami March 2013.

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More specifically, the music Link’s followers seek out weekly is unapologetically underground techno music: hard, pulsing, machine-made beats and grooves that aim to be far more entrancing than the mainstream beats that have taken over American airwaves in recent years. “[Most popular EDM] tends to be very high-energy radio tracks with a lot of vocals,” says Danese. “The main difference between our music and that music is it’s entirely different from one artist to another, and it’s always a journey.” Danese wasn’t always a high priest of techno, but music has been a big part of his life from early on. Born and raised in Italy, Danese would tag along with his mother to Preferred way to jazz concerts, which she regularly covered unwind the day after a party: A as a music journalist. Even when he develtrip to the beach oped his own musical tastes as a teenager, with friends. he sought out tunes composed and played Go-to hobby on electric guitars, not drum machines and outside of work: computers. However, that all changed when Restoring his he started hitting classic Italian techno clubs 1968 Pontiac on a whim with his friends. “I fell in love with GTO. it right away. It was a life-changing experiFavorite music other than ence,” he remembers. techno: Jazz, His next big love affair happened when he particularly “Kind took a vacation-slash-reconnaissance mission of Blue” by Miles to Miami Beach in 2004. Enchanted by the Davis. city, Danese flew back to Italy and quickly made plans to return to Florida for good. Like so many newcomers to South Beach, he first made his living here waiting tables and bartending, but it wasn’t long before he found his true calling: throwing techno parties. “It was basically a way to find a place for the music,” says Danese. “Back in the day in Miami, there was no place for real underground techno.” His adventures in promotion began in the tiny, nowdefunct club Blue on South Beach’s Espanola Way, and soon AS THE TECHNO MUSIC SCENE CONTINUES TO EVOLVE, progressed to small rooms in bigger clubs across the bridge MIAMI ONCE AGAIN FINDS ITSELF ON THE FOREFRONT such as Space and The Electric Pickle Company. Along the OF THE REVOLUTION, WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM LINK’S way, he met his business partners Daniel Tory and Coloma, DAVIDE DANESE. BY JASON FITZROY JEFFERS with whom he founded Link. Three years in, they partnered with the similarly minded company Miami Rebels and combined forces. They now throw popular weekly parties at the clubs Treehouse and Story. avide Danese doesn’t throw parties; he stages rituals. Although most Whereas a few years ago there was little real techno to be found in town, people who flock to South Beach’s many glittering clubs each week come to see, be seen, and dance to chart-topping electronic dance more and more promoters these days are throwing events anchored in the music and hip-hop, the devotees who attend the weekly parties thrown by genre. The competition doesn’t bother Danese, especially because his eyes are Danese and his crew, Link Miami Rebels, arrive in search of a very different set on taking Link Miami Rebels global with parties in New York, Mexico, and even Ibiza. Turning Miami on to techno is just the beginning. “The scene has type of ceremony. “It’s simple: It’s all about a dark room and good music,” says Danese. changed thanks to sound competitors. We forced ourselves and everybody “People who come to our parties want to discover new tracks, not what else to do better events,” he says. “That’s great, that’s always what we wanted. We opened up a new crowd.” linkpresents.com OD they’ve heard before.”

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Ultra Music Festival producers Russell Faibisch and Adam Russakoff at the Ultra office in Miami.

People talk about Art Basel and SBWFF, but where does Ultra rank in the hierarchy of Miami events? Russell Faibisch: Our event has had an economic impact of $242 million—it speaks for itself. Plus we’re showcasing the city to over 11 million people live on YouTube. continued on page 140

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ussell Faibisch was a 19-year-old bail bondsman who threw afterhours warehouse parties in Miami when, in 1999, he and some business partners decided to take their love of electronic music to the sands of South Beach, where they launched what they called Ultra Music Festival. Originally timed to coincide with the already popular Winter Music Conference, it was an instant success. The event grew every year, moving to downtown Miami and turning the underground rave scene into a very visible component of the music industry. In 2005, Faibisch met Adam Russakoff, a licensed attorney and electronic dance music party producer who, after helping produce Ultra New York in Central Park, pushed Faibisch for a meeting that would ultimately lead to the partnership they have today. Together, they turned Ultra Music Festival into a global phenomenon—with roughly 330,000 people from more than 80 countries gathering to celebrate the festival at last year’s 15-year anniversary—and made Miami America’s home for house music.

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Electronic music has grown exponentially since the start of Ultra. Was that a bit of luck or did you see this wave coming? AR: I think luck is a function of skill. We obviously believe very much in this music and saw its potential. Plus there are no language barriers. The same music transfers to any other country in the world because the spoken word is so little in it. Whether it’s Russia, China, Central America, Australia—anywhere, I’ve never seen anything in history where there’s one language that everyone speaks: continued from page 138 Adam Russakoff: On top of that, last year for our final show, Swedish House dance music. No matter who it is, they all know David Guetta. They all know Mafia, we had—between in-house and watching live on YouTube—over a quar- Tiësto. It’s an incredible thing that has happened globally. ter of a million people who shared that moment globally. It’s massively impactful You’ve taken Ultra global now. Is there one location that has a chance to grow even larger than Miami? for the city of Miami, for Ultra, for the artists, for our fans. RF: Miami is the mothership, but I can tell you Korea is doing really well, Buenos What do fans want now that they didn’t want 10 years ago? AR: Fans want more access. They want to be able to move around quicker. They Aires is doing really well. But the one that I see that has potential to match Miami, want to see bigger production, see all their favorite artists. They want to be sur- and maybe even one day surpass it, is Croatia. In the summer, everybody travels prised with special guests, and they want to see new talent, too. They’re willing to Europe and the festivals, and this is a completely unique festival. No other major music festival had ever been there before. The country trust us to see that they can help break new acts and do just entered the European Union last July, so we decided new things, and they look to us for that. I think for a lot this is going to be the home for Ultra Europe and we won’t of the other festivals, because we’re so early in the year, have the festival anywhere else. we’re the pace setter. We cherish that pressure. It motiWhat’s the one difference you see between each of vates us. these festivals around the world, whether it’s Asia or Throughout the years, Ultra has been a breeding Argentina? ground for young, new talent. What acts have AR: We have meetings with a local team and go through taken their careers to new heights at Ultra? what their desires are lineup-wise, and we work together AR: The first one I think of is deadmau5. We were ADAM RUSSAKOFF to curate each festival. It’s different in every market. As for close to programmed on the show, and my friend who’s the crowd, wherever we go with each of these festivals we an agent said, “You should really listen to this guy’s stuff,” and I listened to it and I loved it, but we were kind of full. The next thing I expect a difference, and the one thing we find is that everywhere we have a beauknow, I got a video sent to me by the artist—and I still have this video to this day— tiful, sexy crowd that loves EDM. that had this epic track in it, and right before the drop it cut out and basically the With a full year of festivals on your plate, do you have dreams of retiree-mail said, “If you want to hear the end you’ve got to book me.” So we found a ment someday? way. He got dressed in my trailer that year because we had nothing else. I gave RF: I’m looking forward to Ultra 50. I wouldn’t even know what else to do. him a small spot on the main stage. You can still see it on YouTube. From that AR: If you love what you do, you never work a day in your life. Ultra Music Festival runs from March 28–30; ultramusicfestival.com OD moment forward, he was deadmau5.

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here may not be a person who can sell Miami better than Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, but that’s because she was buying city life before it even existed. Born in Havana and raised in Miami, the managing partner of Cervera Real Estate (founded by her mother, Alicia Sr.) fell in love with the Brickell/ downtown area when it was just a dream. “I could see that avenue filled with all the buildings, and I could see the excitement of the people walking up and down and leaving the basketball games,” Cervera Lamadrid recalls, envisioning a different kind of downtown decades earlier. “I could totally just feel it.” As a child, her mother would take her through the empty lots on Brickell Avenue

handing her a hard-boiled egg as a snack, and she was immediately hooked on city life. “I never realized a picnic required a blanket until years later,” she says. Then, as an adult, Cervera Lamadrid raised two children of her own at The Imperial (a Cervera Real Estate property), where tennis and swimming lessons took place at the condo. “If you want to have a polite kid, raise them in a condominium, because they have to say hello and good-bye and they can’t run through the lobby or do cannonballs in the swimming pool,” she notes. Now, with her office in Brickell, Cervera Lamadrid dines at Perricone’s Marketplace & Café—a restaurant she credits with being on continued on page 144

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Brickell residential history from the surviving mansions of South Miami Avenue to the beautiful high-rises and the Four Seasons Hotel to the east. Look north and you have a selection of restaurants that starts with Cuban cuisine and takes you around the world representing Miami’s rich and diversified culture.” She knew from childhood that she was here to stay, and so does her daughter—a third generation living in Brickell who has eyes on what’s next. “On any given day, the three of us will be having lunch or dinner together talking about the next great building that’s coming to the area,” says Cervera Lamadrid, who gets her morning coffee with her mother and daughter at La Provence. “It’s very special.” OD

Il Gabbiano: 335 S. Biscayne Blvd., 305-373-0063; ilgabbianomia.com La Provence: 1064 Brickell Ave., 786-425-9003; laprovencemiami.com PM Fish & Steak House: 1453 S. Miami Ave., 305-200-5606; pmrestaurantes.com Perricone’s Marketplace & Café: 15 SE 10th St., 305-374-9449; perricones.com Verde: PAMM, 1103 Biscayne Blvd., 305-375-8282; pamm.org/dining Zuma: 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, 305-577-0277; zumarestaurant.com

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continue from page 142 the forefront of the Brickell movement—or holds an afternoon meeting over drinks and appetizers at PM Fish & Steak House. Mostly, though, she enjoys being among the people. “I enjoy the walk down Brickell Avenue—five or six people deep on the street corner,” she says. “I remember this place when it was just a ghost town. Now, it’s almost like a transitive park, if you will. It has all the trees and the cafés. It’s like magic.” Every now and then, Cervera Lamadrid enjoys a trip down memory lane, so she’ll go to Simpson Park and soak in the city in all its glory. “One hundred years of history can be discovered on the corner of South Miami Avenue, with Simpson Park reminding what it was at the beginning before anything was built,” she says. “A clear shot of beautiful

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aunched by three friends who wanted to “knock down barriers that stop people from connecting with forward-looking ideas and events” in the 3-0-5, Infraculture is a website that cleverly arranges and lists Miami’s most interesting goings-on and expand-your-mind moments. It’s a great tool for mapping out a week of art, literature, and even comedy events. Use it to step away from the status quo bar scene and meet like-minded Miamians.

THE CREATORS AND THEIR CULTURAL CRED The trio curating Miami’s art scene.

The new website allows you to tap into Miami’s burgeoning cultural scene.

What you’ll find: No DJ bookings, but you will see cultural goodies such as a figure drawing class for adults—nude model included—at MOCA, off-beat films like the evil landlord kung-fu revenge flick Death Promise at Wynwood’s Gutter Films series, or prime art, like the stirring “Ai Weiwei: According to What” exhibition at PAMM. How it works: You can find exactly what you’re looking for, filtering by categories such as architecture, literature, culinary art, visual arts, workshops, etc. Click and you’ll see a month’s worth of activities. Click again and find everything that’s going on for a certain date. You can even search by neighborhood.

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Separating the culture from the chaff: Events all come from member institutions, and membership is invite-only. That means offerings on the level of PAMM, TEDxMiami, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, the Bass Museum of Art, Books & Books, Miami City Ballet, The Wolfsonian-FIU, The LAB Miami, the New World Symphony, the Overtown Music Project, and O, Miami. It’s the best of the best for Miami culture. What sets it apart: In addition to the filters, click on an event and you’ll have full info, plus the ability to save to Google Calendar, Outlook, and iCal, and share on Facebook and other social media. OD

By day, man-about-town Alex Cohen invests in distressed and undervalued real estate acquisitions. By night, he’s on the executive committee for Friends of New World Symphony, the steering committee for PAMM, MOCA’s Leadership Circle, and a founding member of YoungArts Membership. He also likes making what he calls “miniature junk art sculptures.” Derek Love lives in artist-ground-zero Bushwick, Brooklyn, and is the creative director and owner of Love&Partners communications studio. He works on design projects for the arts, nonprofits, and fashion industries, and makes Infraculture look as good as it does. infraculture.com

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In addition to being a design strategist and founding partner at ThinkLAB Ventures, Ashley Melisse Abess is vice chair of the board of The Wolfsonian-FIU museum and holds sway at the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science as a Young Patrons executive committee member.

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The Beat Goes On A SELECT GROUP OF MIAMI DJS BRINGS FUNKY, AVANT-GARDE BEATS TO THE MAGIC CITY MUSIC SCENE. TURN YOUR HEAD, AND YOUR EARS, AWAY FROM THE MAIN STAGE TO CATCH THESE LATENIGHT SPINSTERS. BY JASON FITZROY JEFFERS

Js have always been royalty around here. With South Beach long being one of the world’s leading lights of nightclub culture, it makes sense that the men and women controlling the sounds on the city’s dance floors would reign supreme. That said, the landscape has shifted in recent years. Although South Beach clubs continue to host the world’s biggest DJs behind the decks, the arrival of Wynwood as a major destination for the more independent,

arts-minded set has brought a range of new sounds to Miami for which you once had to travel to New York or Los Angeles. At this stage in the game, you can hear almost anything your heart desires on any given night in Miami; you just have to know where to look. Although Winter Music Conference and Ultra Music Festival will take over this month, inundating this town with DJs from all over the world, those featured here are reshaping Miami one mix at a time.

RISK TAKER: Panic Bomber Richard Haig doesn’t play it safe. Never has. His first forays into music were as a keyboardist in various local rock bands, but when that failed to yield the success and creative adventures he was craving, he leaped into action as Panic Bomber, a live electronic dance music act that found him singing over cascading self-composed beats and live instrumentation with brash abandon. In recent years, Panic Bomber’s slew of singles, albums, and EPs have given way to his DJ sets, which tear through all of the influences— tech-house, electro, trance—that made his own music so compelling. He’s even started to throw live elements back into his computer-free sets. It all takes center stage at wild, off-the-wall parties thrown by his crew Slap N Tickle. “I really try to take risks,” says Haig. “It’s all about finding the best underground tunes. Some of it might not be the most catchy, but it’s certainly going to be interesting and never boring.” bandcamp.panicbomber.com

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You can hear almost anything your heart desires on any given night in Miami.

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DEAFENING SILENCE: Robbie Wilde Robbie Wilde would make you feel inadequate if he weren’t so busy making you dance. Wilde is legally deaf, yet his DJ sets run circles around his apparent competition. He’s most certainly not good-for-a-deaf-DJ good; he’s good, period. “The way I enjoy music is more based on the groove,” says Wilde, who has come to be known as “That Deaf DJ.” “I have a little hearing left in my left ear, so I try to take advantage of that. I listen a little bit more, as funny as that sounds.” He may not be a Miami local, but his high-energy sets are right at home in this perpetually buzzing city, which is why he has been returning to play a benefit year after year for the Starkey Hearing Foundation at the Epic hotel during WMC. It’s just one stop on an increasingly busy jaunt around the globe. thatdeafdj.com

Laura Sutnick

“I listen a little bit more, as funny as that sounds.”

CREATIVE DISCOVERY: Laura of Miami Laura Sutnick has inspired a cult-like devotion among her fanbase that’s uncommon in this town. For several years, she served as the program director for University of Miami’s radio station WVUM, where she turned local ears onto tunes both cutting edge and rediscovered through her popular show Vamos a la Playa. The mix? About-to-break indie tracks, old-school Miami freestyle, Italo-disco, and exotica. “I grew up between Bogota and here,” says Sutnick, giving some context to her eclectic tastes. “My mom used to listen to the weirdest stuff. We would get these pirated tapes from gas stations. That’s where it started.” Though she’s since graduated from UM, Sutnick continues to redefine the city’s musical identity through Nightdrive Miami, a website/promotions outfit that has brought edgy new acts to the city’s stages. She’s also one of the brains behind the recently launched Klangbox, an online radio station chock full of shows and mixes from DJs both local and international that’s also the new home of Vamos. Her followers are pleased. lauraofmiami.com

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THE FUTURE IS NOW: Dude Skywalker

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As musicians, the dudes of Dude Skywalker—Alex Borges, Fabio Galarce, and Sam Plessett—make zero-gravity lounge music: spacebound, groove-oriented tracks that aim to propel their listeners into the future. As DJs, they mostly spin tracks that fall into the same format. It’s all very Jetsons. “Some songs might be more deep house, some might be more disco, others more hip-hop,” says Galarce. “At the end of the day, they all go back to the discolounge vibe.” The team fell into place when the three were attending Florida State University in Tallahassee, but upon their return to Miami, they got serious about their craft. It’s paid off, as they’ve been ripping up venues around downtown and Wynwood, even landing some coveted screen time on the increasingly popular Internet showcase Boiler Room, self-billed as—and widely considered to be—“the world’s leading underground music show.” From the looks of it, their immediate future is just as bright as the imagined one that so inspires them. dudeskywalker.com

DANCE WITH SOMEBODY: DZA If DZA were spinning at the Super Bowl, it would quickly become the best and biggest arena-size house party ever to exist. His sets are just that fun. It’s tempting to label his style throwback—especially owing to the fact that he’ll pepper his mixes of hip-hop and house with ’80s R&B jams—but he’ll throw anything into the mix, regardless of when it was released. “It’s what I like to do best,” says DZA, who was born in France but now calls Miami home. “I’m not scared to play Whitney Houston’s ‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody’ next to some hood record. It doesn’t bother me as long as it sounds right.” His curatorial style is what has made Peachfuzz every Friday at The Garrett the most popular party in downtown Miami. He’s also behind DZA’s House, a monthly old-school house music party at Bardot. That said, the man is in demand, and can be caught spinning everywhere from South Beach to Hollywood. facebook.com/dza3000 OD

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“I’m not scared to play Whitney Houston next to some hood record, as long as it sounds right.”—DZA

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SPIRIT OF GENEROSITY City Year Miami Executive Director Saif Ishoof and Board Chair Tere Blanca at Allapattah Middle School, where the program is helping students find academic success.

AS CITY YEAR MIAMI CELEBRATES ITS ANNUAL GALA ON MARCH 8, BOARD CHAIR TERE BLANCA AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/VICE PRESIDENT SAIF ISHOOF DISCUSS THEIR COMMITMENT TO TURNING AT-RISK STUDENTS INTO ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS. BY MATT STEWART

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What a Difference a Year Makes

aif Ishoof was walking a fine line between admirer and stalker when he first approached Tere Blanca to turn her attention to City Year Miami. It was 2009 and Blanca, who is president and CEO of commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm Blanca Commercial Real Estate, was center stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts to pass the gavel to her successor as the chair of The Beacon Council. Ishoof waited for Blanca to begin her exit before he approached with the lines he had been practicing in his head: “Ms. Blanca, you don’t know me and you’ve probably not heard of City Year, but I know exactly where your next leadership role is going to be.” Blanca liked Ishoof’s moxie and joined City Year Miami’s board in 2010 before assuming the role of chair last October. She and Ishoof are furthering the cause of City Year Miami by overseeing an army of young volunteers (between the ages of 17 and 24) who dedicate a year of their lives to working full time with the most at-risk students in Miami’s most at-risk schools. An estimated 1 million students drop out of high school every year in the US, and half that number come from just 12 percent of schools. Forty percent continued on page 156

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continued from page 154 of fourth graders in Miami Dade read below their level, a statistic that throws students off track and dramatically increases their chances of not graduating. As part of their yearlong commitment, these corps members—easily recognizable by their red City Year jackets—tutor and mentor distressed students. The innovative “near peer” model and hands-on involvement that is the basis of City Year give impressionable students a new outlook on possibilities for their futures. Tere Blanca: When you approached me that day at the Arsht Center, I remember saying, “Though I don’t know you, I like your spunk. I only ask that you give me about six months. I need a short break.” And you waited exactly six months and then started knocking on my door. Once you find out about City Year and the amazing work that we do, you can’t help but fall in love with it. Saif Ishoof: We had a magical connection. Your brand and what you had accomplished at The Beacon Council and in the commercial real estate field inspired me before I had a chance to meet you. I prattled on for a while, but when it is about selling someone on what you are most passionate about, you give it your all. TB: It is truly inspiring. It is important to note that our corps is very diverse. That brings a tremendous connection to the students. In many cases, the corps volunteers had very similar experiences as the students that they are working with in our schools. It’s not only about increasing attendance and creating that social support and behavioral shift in the school and curriculum

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“What really grabbed my attention are the measurable results we are getting from the schools we work with.”—TERE BLANCA enhancement, but also to serve as inspiration. If you are able to accomplish that, that is something special. SI: Our model is heavily pegged on third, sixth, and ninth grade, but our model is also called “Whole School, Whole Child,” which means we are trying to transform a whole school by playing a role within the life of every student who needs us. We run lunchtime mentoring programs, we are heavily engaged in the afterschool tutoring space, [and] we are a super resource for teachers and administrators within their schools. We’re deeply committed to the goal to make sure that every ninth grader we are working with who has a risk factor makes it to 10th grade. Our corps members are putting in 50, 60 hours a week sometimes to make sure that every student in the schoolhouse gets the resources that they need. TB: From an economic development standpoint for Miami to attract new business and to grow our economy, all of us need to be concerned about delivering an educated community, so that we have a workforce that is skilled and can tackle the challenges of the 21st century. SI: Miami is experiencing a very special moment on many frontiers, and education is one of them. The leadership of our school superintendent is driving the centerpiece of this moment. Superintendent [Alberto M.] Carvalho came to us in 2010. He loved the work we were doing and wanted to make an investment to increase the scale of City Year. We went from 82 to continued on page 158

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Corps members Jeffery Gibert (ABOVE) and Ashley Jones (RIGHT) provide tutoring and social support for students.

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continued from page 156 134 corps members, and we expanded from elementary schools to high schools. TB: We’ll have 400 to 500 corps members in the next five to six years across 36 schools that we have to be in. What Superintendent Carvalho challenged us to do was to make an impact in the most challenged high schools, but now we know that we need to continue to stay strong in the elementary and middle schools to make sure that over a long period of time we will be able to intervene with the students who have the most challenges. That way, by the time they arrive at high school, they are not facing these challenges. SI: One of the stories I think about is Binsen Gonzalez, who was a member of our founding corps in 2008/09. He is a Miami kid whose family is from Central America, who went to Miami-Dade public schools and served as a founding corps member before he went away to Emerson College. Binsen returned to Miami after graduating and worked on staff with us at City Year before founding his own nonprofit, called Our City Thoughts, which is a digital story-telling platform that captures the rich and robust stories of the new Miami that just won a major grant from the Knight Foundation. Binsen is a social entrepreneur, a service warrior who helped to launch City Year in this community. There is no better example that if we invest in our young people, Miami will begin to see the fruit of that work and become the type of global city we need to be. cityyear.org OD

CITY YEAR MIAMI’S PAINT THE TOWN RED GALA When and where: Saturday, March 8, at 7 PM, University of Miami Student Center Complex Ballroom. What to expect: This year, City Year Miami is celebrating with an “ungala” featuring lounge areas and cocktail tables with the party focused on the dance floor. There will be several celebrity surprise guests. How to get tickets: Contact Keith Fletcher at 305-7785579 or kfletcher@cityyear.org.

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MIAMI CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Cause: Ensure world-class educational programming is accessible to all children in our community. Cochairs: Ana and Neisen Kasdin Event: 2014 Be a Kid Again Gala, Saturday, March 1, at 6:30 PM, Miami Children’s Museum; miamichildrensmuseum.org

CADILLAC CHAMPIONSHIP Cause: Benefit the First Tee of Miami, Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, Make-A-Wish Southern Florida, and the City of Doral Parks and Police 4 Kids. Tournament chairman: Butch Buchholtz Event: The World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship, Wednesday, March 5, through Sunday, March 9, Trump National Doral Miami; cadillacchampionship.com

WOMEN OF TOMORROW Cause: Motivate and empower at-risk young women to live up to their full potential through mentoring and scholarship opportunities. Honorary chairs: Wayne and Cynthia Boich Event: 2014 annual gala, Saturday, March 8, at 7 PM, Mandarin Oriental, Miami; womenoftomorrow.org

CHILDREN’S BEREAVEMENT CENTER Cause: Enable children and families to acknowledge change and integrate loss with healthful grief and mourning. Event chairs: Maureen Berkowitz and Lori Rabinowitz Event: Rockin’ on the Green, Saturday, March 8, at 7 PM, Ransom Everglades Middle School; childbereavement.org

AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SOUTH FLORIDA Cause: Offering prevention programs and relief efforts for the victims of natural disasters, war, and other life-threatening events. Honorary chair: Swanee DiMare Event: 21st annual Sarah Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards for Women luncheon, Thursday, March 13, at 11 AM, Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne; redcross.org

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Art Everywhere NEW MIAMI BEACH RESIDENT PABLO DE RITIS OF THE FAENA GROUP GETS SET TO CURATE A ONE-STOP CULTURE SHOP. BY JON WARECH

ablo De Ritis’s love affair with Miami began on his honeymoon in Buenos Aires. The Uruguay-born vice president of Faena Club, Culture & Community Relations at Faena Group spent the last 18 years in New York, first as the Americas bureau chief of Wallpaper magazine and then as cultural curator-atlarge for private-membership club Core, before his longtime friend and mentor Alan Faena interrupted romance with a proposal for a bright new future. “I was having a drink with Alan, and he told me about the Miami project. I was blown away,” says De Ritis of Faena Miami Beach, a six-square-block development starting at 32nd Street and Collins Avenue that will consist of three hotels, residential, an art center, a retail complex, parking garage, and small marina. “It was a dream opportunity that my wife and I were willing to change the course of our lives for.” Since moving here in 2013, De Ritis has immersed himself in the Miami art When not devouring scene, because, as he says, “Art and culMiami’s cultural scene, ture are really the heart and soul of our De Ritis is soaking up organization’s DNA,” and he is the culthe sun at the Second tural backbone charged with curating and Third Street the cultural experiences throughout beach. “I love the views while running Faena Miami Beach—a more-than-$750 the Venetian and million neighborhood set to complete MacArthur phase one by the end of the year. Till Causeways,” he says. then, De Ritis is visiting museums, get“I prefer to bike when ting to know Wynwood, and attending going anywhere local on the Beach. I’m what seems like every art event in town. addicted to DecoBikes “We wholeheartedly believe that Miami is and ride them daily.” taking its cultural IQ to the next level.” That next level is an environment where worlds collide—the street art lovers, the ballet fans, the museum junkies—and tourists and locals alike can eat, sleep, and breathe art. It’s a tall task, but Faena’s done this before in Buenos Aires, and De Ritis has had his finger on the pulse of what makes the culture creatures tick for the majority of his adult life. He knew what to expect with work, but what he didn’t know was how quickly he’d feel comfortable calling Miami home. “We’re living in South Beach,” says De Ritis, whose wife, Ira, enjoys the career benefits of Miami as a communications and brand strategy specialist. “We love it. I kept my apartment in New York and thought I’d be going back more often than I am. I thought I’d miss New York, and I haven’t missed it one bit.” faena.com OD

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Andy Murray of Great Britain in the final of the 2013 Sony Open, playing against Spain’s David Ferrer at Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne.

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Meet Your Match THE SONY OPEN RETURNS TO MIAMI AS TENNIS’S TOP NAMES LOOK TO SHUFFLE THE HIERARCHY AT THIS MONTH’S HOTTEST ATTRACTION. BY JORDI LIPPE

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or a city that loves tennis as much as it loves the heat, Miami and the Sony Open are the perfect pair. With many of the elite players calling Florida home or second home, playing at the Open has become both a personal triumph and career-defining event. Two of this year’s expected top players, Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams, often praise the Magic City, and their passion for the Miami Masters is evident on the court. With so much zeal from both players and fans, it makes sense that Crandon Park draws in a record number of visitors year after year. After topping out at over 300,000 spectators in 2013 to watch Andy Murray and Serena Williams take home top continued on page 172

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Rob Lowe (LEFT) and his son meeting Spain’s David Ferrer at the 2013 Open.

SHOP, GAZE, EAT More than a top-notch tennis match, the Sony Open has also become known for its exclusive entertainment off the court. Last year, some of the biggest celebrities were in attendance, including actors Rob Lowe, Kevin James, Bridget Moynahan, and Jeffery Donovan, to name a few. In addition to star-spotting, fans can experience full days of entertainment in between matches, with high-end retail stores, exclusive lounge areas, live music, and diverse food options. “The Open is an escape,” says Adam Barrett, the tournament’s director and executive vice president. “People can get away from the day-to-day, and we have the atmosphere for it.”

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continued from page 171 titles, the 2014 event is expected to squash those Grand Slams. Not to mention he’s last year’s Sony Open winner. And just to be sure his skills were in numbers with the reappearance of Nadal. Following a knee injury that sidelined him for tip-top shape for 2014, he headed to a Miami trainthe 2013 tournament, Nadal is back and eager to ing camp in November to prep against what will be take home his first Sony Open title. “I was very dis- an all-out battle against the world’s top players. When it comes to the women’s matches in appointed that I was not able to attend last year’s tournament and am looking forward to returning Miami, it’s all about Serena. Being a partial owner in 2014,” Nadal says. “I love to play in Miami of the Miami Dolphins and living nearby makes because of its beautiful location and tremendous Williams playing at the Sony Open akin to a football team having a home field advantage. She truly fan support.” But a win isn’t certain for the 13-time Grand is the one to beat after winning her record sixth Slam champion. “You don’t have a runaway crown last year. But no doubt, after losing to her in number one,” Sony Open Executive Vice the final round last year, Maria Sharapova will give her a run for the money. President and Tournament Williams will feel more than Director Adam Barrett says. just the Miami heat during the “You have four or five guys two-week tournament when this year that play spectacular she could face off with Victoria tennis.” Many of the world’s Azarenka. Currently ranked leading players are heading number two, Vika, as she’s been to Miami including Roger nicknamed, is on a steady rise Federer, Andy Murray, and, perhaps Nadal’s stiffest com—ADAM BARRETT toward the top spot. But both could face the wrath of 20-yearpetition, Novak Djokovic. old Sloane Stephens. She While Djokovic has spent a record 101 weeks in the number-one spot, he was handed Williams one of her few losses last year and recently unseated by Nadal, who played tremen- has a chance at unseating the reigning champ. So whether it’s watching the men’s historic rivaldously in the second half of 2013. Though the Nadal/Djokovic face-off has replaced Nadal’s ries play out or seeing if someone will actually longtime rivalry with Federer, competitors can’t knock Queen Serena off her throne, the Sony Open discount the strides Federer has made this past promises plenty of story lines and drama. “You year. “Federer has a new coach and is feeling match a global sport with global stars in a global market, and what you have is a lot of people very good,” says Barrett. Then there’s Andy Murray. Though he’s been in passionate about the players who are coming out to the background compared to Djokovic, Nadal, watch them play,” says Barrett. March 17–30, and Federer, lately Murray has occasionally been Crandon Park Tennis Center, Key Biscayne, 800-725beating the fearsome threesome and winning 5472; sonyopentennis.com OD

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Bloodlines ARTIST ALEX YANES PULLS INSPIRATION FROM MIAMI, AND A YOUTH SPENT HERE, TO CREATE POP ART THAT’S PICKING UP STEAM. BY NATHANIEL SANDLER

Miami artist Alex Yanes’s vibrant, layered pieces, like Good Days, draw on street art and cartoon memories for their widespread appeal.

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lex Yanes’s art studio is surprisingly clean for a guy who works with cut wood. There’s paint, an antique Milwaukee jigsaw handed down from his grandfather, and little else. That very same jigsaw is tattooed on his shin and calf, a fitting symbol of his life and how that has translated to his work. As a teenager growing up in Kendall, Yanes learned to build from his grandfather who was a pilot in Cuba, and his father, a tool salesman in the United States. Most formative were the skateboarding ramps based on pictures in Thrasher magazine. “I’d bring the magazines to my dad, and my dad would teach me how to make the ramps,” he explains. Once built, the teenage Yanes would take the extra step of painting the raw wood for decoration, a practice he is now doing professionally 20 years later. He looks back at those times when his family helped him learn woodwork and admits that “if it wasn’t for that, I wouldn’t do what I do.” What he does today is poppy absurdist paintings that feel inspired by both street art characters and cartoon memories that appeal to rich, poor, young, old, and all walks of life. After a stint studying graphic design, Yanes took on a great deal of commercial work, all the while honing his style and voice as an artist, and continued on page 176

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continued from page 174 painting mostly on canvas. Today he works almost exclusively in birch wood, and his materials, with the exception of brushes, are bought from Home Depot, not an art supply store. All of his art is hand-cut with a jigsaw. The vibrant, layered pieces resist strict classification and can be skate-inspired, reminiscent of street art and an animated pop-surrealism, and, he says, even pull from classic 1960s MiMo architecture. Other influences include cartoons he remembers from childhood, as well as those he watches now with his two young daughters, one a newborn, the other 4 years old. The people of Miami also have an effect because “one thing Miami has is a lot of characters.” The city, it seems, is woven into his life and art. Half a block away from his studio sits a 1965 Dodge Dart, baby seat in the back. The chop shop is giving Yanes a discount on the extensive mechanical work being done on his vintage beauty in exchange for a wall mural. It’s an economy he’s proud of: his art in exchange for goods and services that bolster his mix of old-school charm and subculture style. “I was into so many things growing up subculture-wise,” he says, thinking that’s why his work has begun to garner such widespread appeal. “I’ve had everybody from well-known DJs to an 85-year-old lady in Texas buy

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Yanes puts the finishing touches on the DJ booth he built for LIV nightclub; Siempre, mixed media on wood; Yanes’s installation My Fruition, which debuted at the Brisky Gallery in Wynwood.

my work.” Indeed, Miami nightclub guru David Grutman, the operator of LIV at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, has begun supporting Yanes’s work by buying pieces for both his home and the club itself. Yanes designed the venue’s newest DJ booth, so when the weekly revelers at this city’s most raucous nightclub chant toward whichever superstar DJ is playing that night, they are also indirectly paying homage to Yanes’s ebullient and homegrown style. The artist is a little taken aback by the celebrity aura and clients he is beginning to attract from LIV—he doesn’t drink and even has gone as far as mentoring young artists who feel their substance abuse has gotten out of control. But it’s all part of the bricolage of influences that fall within his artistic grasp and translate into work that crosses so many cultural boundaries. Maybe most importantly, though, Yanes has himself become an influencer. He says of his 4-year-old daughter, “I love that she doesn’t have to grow up the way I did, always feeling like I wasn’t ever going to be able to achieve my dream because everybody told me I couldn’t. She’s gonna see it right in front of her and be like, ‘Hey, my dad’s an artist, I can be an artist.’” yanesart.com OD

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“I’ve had everybody from wellknown DJs to an 85-year-old lady in Texas buy my work.”—ALEX YANES

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An Art-World Trickster Turns Earnest PIOTR UKLAŃSKI DITCHES CONCEPTUALISM FOR A MORE HEARTFELT APPROACH AT THE BASS MUSEUM OF ART. BY BRETT SOKOL

ver the past two decades, the Polish-born, New York-based artist Piotr Uklański has built a well-deserved reputation as a mischievous conceptualist. He’s fashioned work that has riffed wryly on everything from the intersection of celebrity and porn to Hollywood’s portrayal of Nazis. But don’t look for any of those notorious pieces in “ESL,” Uklański’s current show at the Bass Museum of Art. “Were we going to give people what they were expecting, which were The Nazis, or were we going to explore another chapter?” recalls Bass Executive Director and Chief Curator Silvia Karman Cubiñá of her initial conversations with Uklański. “It became very clear that he wanted to move forward.” Indeed, there’s little in the way of detached irony on display in “ESL.” Instead, Uklański has

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taken over the entire second floor of the Bass to create a sprawling homage to the titans of American modernism. Of course, that loving spirit is still filtered through his own playful sensibility: Eye-popping tie-dye is used for a hippie update of Jasper John’s spin on the American flag; carefully torn paper strips are inventively layered to evoke the visceral punch of Adolph Gottlieb’s starbursts. The end result is proof that Uklański is as interested in traditional aesthetics as in cultural provocation. “I was very pleasantly surprised,” explains Cubiñá. “But this was something he really felt he needed to do, to explore the formal qualities of his work. It was Abstract Expressionism but also craft.” “ESL” is on exhibit through March 16 at the Bass Museum of Art, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-673-7530; bassmuseum.org. OD

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Spin Doctor SUPERSTAR DJ DANNY TENAGLIA STEPS OUT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT AND INTO A MIAMI GETAWAY. BY BRETT SOKOL

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hat I do now never existed in the ’70s and ’80s,” Danny Tenaglia explains of his teenage years as a DJ. “My big dream then was just to get out of Williamsburg, across the bridge to Manhattan, and to get a job in one of those fantastic discotheques.” Initially, he only made it to Brooklyn’s Greenpoint Roller Palace, where he spent three years spinning records for roller-skaters, five nights a week. A gaze out the window of his sprawling Miami condo, with a soaring view overlooking Biscayne Bay, reveals just how far he’s come. Indeed, these days Tenaglia is a globe-trotter, praised internationally by the dance world cognoscenti, famed for his marathon 15- to 16-hour-long sets at downtown Miami’s Club Space and Montreal’s Stereo, and saluted by Rolling Stone magazine as one of “25 DJs that Rule the Earth.” His forte? Artfully mixing classic R&B grooves with of-the-moment tech-house beats, sending clubland into a syncopated mass of sweaty limbs and whoops of joy. Of course, if Tenaglia needs a reminder of where it all began, he can always revisit the Roller Palace. “It’s a Rite Aid now,” he laughs of the cavernous space, “but the disco ball is still there, hanging from the ceiling. I think it’s just up too high for them to deal with removing.” Back during his early-’80s job there, after continued on page 182

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THE MAGIC CITY BELOW: Tenaglia has done remixes for everyone from Madonna to Yoko Ono, here with Ono at downtown’s Club Space, 2002; RIGHT: At Story last year.

“I just needed to collect my thoughts and stop living out of a suitcase.”

left him cold. “[Some DJs] make so much money selling out nightclubs,” Tenaglia continued from page 180 says, referring to the scene’s current stars. the roller rink would close at 1 AM, he’d stow his records and “But I’m sure [they realize] the immatuscoot over the East River to hear his DJ idols, like Bruce Forest rity factor and the silliness of some of at Better Days and Larry Levan at the Paradise Garage. these melodies. It’s so preschool; it’s like However, neither of those spots was willing to open up its listening to Sesame Street!” turntables to him. So in 1985, when a pal in Miami menEven worse, actual dancing was tioned a nightly DJ gig at the newly opened Cheers (now the replaced by throngs simply punching the Booby Trap strip club), Tenaglia headed for Florida. air with their fists. “They shouldn’t even “We were the only game in town that had a liquor license call it dance music,” one critic griped in until 5 AM,” Tenaglia recalls of his Cheers residency during The New Yorker. “They should call it lookthat pre-South Beach nightlife era. As Miami’s annual The DJ was recognized at Miami’s DanceStar at-the-DJ-and-get-drunk music.” Winter Music Conference grew into a heavyweight gatherAwards, here with Jaime Pressly, in 2004. “I just needed to collect my thoughts ing for the dance music industry, Cheers became their and stop living out of a suitcase. Where favored last call. Tenaglia made the most of the opportunity to reach those influential ears—soon his own hit record was being played in the was all this going for me? Where did I fit into something like Ultra Fest? Am I same Manhattan clubs he’d once danced in. By 1990, he was receiving so going to have to change the way I perform?” Tenaglia muses, referring to his much studio remixing work, he moved back to New York. In between over- now-notorious 2012 Facebook post, which, after over 2,000 impassioned seas DJ gigs, from London to Tokyo, he remixed songs for everyone from comments from his fans, was prominently reported by the New York Post as his Madonna to Michael Jackson—landing several Grammy nominations and “retirement” note. With a sheepish chuckle, he clarifies, “I was resigning, not retiring, but that got lost in translation. It was such a silly time for me. But I’m eventually buying his Miami hideaway. Accordingly, the last few years should have been ones of triumph for not going to say I regret it.” What resulted was a determination to redirect his Tenaglia. Electronic dance music crossed over from an underground phenom- life—less overseas travel, more downtime in Miami, a spate of new songs enon to a commercial behemoth. Even Wall Street hit the dance floor: Last recorded with a live pianist, and a refusal to follow the cultural herd, however October saw electronic music promoter SFX Entertainment raise $260 million lucrative it may be. When it comes to deejaying at certain venues, “I told my manager, ‘Don’t even call me with that offer of stupid money. It’s just too through a public stock offering. Yet Tenaglia found himself increasingly frustrated. “The bigger the venue, tempting!’” During the Winter Music Conference, Tenaglia will deejay poolside at the bigger the music,” he sighs. His passion for playing deep house, a style the Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach on March 27, at Wynwood’s Ice Palace rooted in gospel, and techno, a sound based on trance-inducing minimalist on March 29, and at Miami Beach’s Trade on March 30. For more information, visit rhythms, translated poorly to arena settings. What did wow huge audiences dannytenaglia.com. OD

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Heat Wave NEW MIAMI HOMEOWNER TOMMY HILFIGER PROVES LIFE’S A BEACH WITH HIS SPRING 2014 COLLECTION. BY ERIN MAGNER

faded wooden boardwalk winds between swelling sand dunes. Girls with sea-salt-tousled hair emerge from the drifts, clad in sporty zip-front swimsuits, low-slung Bermuda shorts, and wetsuit tops. A Beach Boys-reminiscent track by Australian electro band Jagwar Ma fills the air. This quintessential summer scene didn’t play out on South Beach; it was a runway show inside a cavernous Manhattan warehouse, where Tommy Hilfiger debuted his surf-and-sand, California-inspired Spring 2014 collection at New York Fashion Week. “Imagine young, athletic girls on a beach who are not paying too much attention to what they’re wearing; they just automatically look cool,” says Hilfiger of the woman he had in mind when designing

spring’s neoprene-and-leather shirtdresses, loosely woven sweaters, and tropical prints. In other words, he says, picture “Kate Moss on a beach in Malibu.” This celebration of the surfer-casual vibe may seem like a departure for Hilfiger, whose name is synonymous with New England East Coast prep staples like polo shirts, chinos, and nautical stripes. But he feels just as at home at the beach as he does in the city; he and his wife, Dee, just bought a house here in Miami, which he calls his “bikini capital,” where they “sell bikinis 12 months a year. I love the weather, I think the restaurants are amazing, the shopping is great, and the lifestyle is very chill and relaxed.” Another reason for Hilfiger’s Miami migration? His love of the local continued on page 188

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“Imagine young, athletic girls on a beach; they just automatically look cool.”—TOMMY HILFIGER

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A ring from Phillips House inspired by 1950s Miami cocktail rings.

continued from page 187 art scene. “I’m an art collector. I had the time of my life at Art Basel. I wish Art Basel had gone on for another five days; I didn’t get a chance to see everything.” While Hilfiger won’t reveal what he bought, he will reveal this: His new home will be filled with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Mark Quinn, and Damien Hirst. “I’m setting it up as a real gallery. All of the colors in my collections are inspired by Pop Art, whether it’s Keith Haring or Richard Prince or Roy Lichtenstein.” Despite his status as a born-and-bred New Yorker, Hilfiger readily admits what his spring collection only hints at—he’d be willing to give it all up for an endless summer. “If I could commute between LA and Miami, I’d be very happy,” he laughs. 616 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-534-2570; tommy.com OD A look from Tommy Hilfiger’s Spring 2014 collection.

Design Within Reach SPRING COLLECTIONS ARE DESIGNED WITH MIAMI IN MIND MORE SO THIS SEASON THAN EVER. BY LAUREN FINNEY

he influence of Miami reaches as far away as Europe this spring, as opposed to the usual, opposite flow of inspiration. For jewelry designers Lisa and Danielle Frankel of Miami Beach-based Phillips House (1935 West Ave., Ste. 200–202, Miami Beach, 305-604-5656; phillipshouse.com), “We receive inspiration on a daily and even a momentary basis, through everything from walking around South Pointe Park to strolling the streets of Sunset Harbour.” The three-year-old brand’s newest spring collection, dubbed the Wildflower collection, “is as a whole largely based on the oversize cocktail rings and brooches that women used to wear in Miami during the ’50s,” say the mother-daughter duo. “There’s an abundance of vibrant colors throughout the city, and they have played a major role in the stones found throughout our new pieces. We looked no further than our backyard.” Taking a different cue from the beat of Miami is Moschino’s secondary line. Moschino Cheap & Chic (Etoile, 359 E. Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, 561-392-2449) took on “Barbie does Miami” with vigorous palm prints, flamingos, miniskirt suits, and marabou trim. The party-ready frocks, while inherently fun and whimsical, also adhered to Moschino’s sharp, Italian tailoring. Not one to take itself too seriously, the brand incorporated its signature sense of humor into accessories, such as feather-trimmed slingbacks and mirrored, hot-pink sunglasses. Drawing from the “breezy beach air” of the South Florida coastline, New York-based designer Katharine Polk of Houghton (houghtonnyc.com) put together an ethereal spring show of airy silhouettes. Meanwhile, Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi, the British duo behind Preen (preen.eu), knew that our city was a source of creativity and inspiration. “Miami is really just a feeling we had—a mood—that translated into the collection,” says Thornton.

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The Future’s So Bright EYEWEAR BRAND CHRISTIAN ROTH DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM THE GOLDEN ERA OF MIAMI AND THE CULTURAL MIX FOUND NOWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. BY LAUREN FINNEY

hen a German and a French designer come together with a Korean manufacturer, the last thing expected out of the partnership is a collection of sunglasses inspired by Miami. But for 2014, Christian Roth, whose eyewear boasts fans such as Kate Moss, Rihanna, and Daphne Guinness, gleans massive amounts of inspiration from the city—so much so that the most recent advertising campaign, shot by Formento+Formento, was photographed in the MiMo District. “Miami is the crossroads between the northern and southern hemispheres. The cultural mix, along with the diversity of face type and features (which are very important in eyewear design), is inspiring,” says Miami resident Roth, who runs the brand with his business partner Eric Domège. “Our Miami customers are diverse, and so are the places we see them wearing our designs: ladies who lunch at Makoto in Bal Harbour, young socialites for sunset cocktails at

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The Standard, art aficionados cruising Wynwood and the Design District.” He continues, “Our new collection is composed of the essential shapes—oversize glamour, sporty aviator, classical pantos, and sleek rectangular. However, for Miami, we especially love the tributes to the ocean and [architect] Mr. Morris Lapidus [found in our styles]. The tropical vibes of the city are very inspiring.” This nod to Lapidus, whose name is synonymous with the glitz and glamour of the hotels with which he dotted South Beach, such as Eden Roc and the Fontainebleau Miami Beach, comes through in the glasses’ spunk and panache. With a mix of neon hues and deep Caribbean blues, mother-of-pearl, and tortoise shell varieties to choose from, both Miamians and our international visitors will have something by which to remember the city. Artsee, 1658 Lenox Ave., Miami Beach, 305-538-3737; artseeeyewear.com OD

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The origins of the museum shop’s signature wroughtiron entryway remain a mystery, but the doors are believed to be from a World’s Fair.

Historic Hideaway AN OFFSHOOT OF THE ECLECTIC WOLFSONIANFIU, THE MUSEUM’S SHOP OFFERS A WELCOME RESPITE IN A FAST CITY. BY JULIA FORD-CARTHER

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owering amid Washington Avenue’s neon lights and late-night joints sits The Wolfsonian-FIU, an important facet of Miami’s cultural makeup. And yet, for all its significance, the museum’s unassuming façade encourages passers-by to, well, pass by, as gilded wrought-iron doors convey stoic inaccessibility. But beyond those double doors is the museum shop, a welcome antithesis to Miami’s nouveau-riche electricity, an alcove seemingly saved for in-the-know locals. “It’s pretty dark in here,” confirms shop manager Paola La Rivera. “When you walk by, we don’t necessarily look open.” Inside, the shop, which has existed in some form since the early days of The Wolfsonian in the ’90s, now houses a café and a well-edited selection of books, continued on page 194

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The shop’s collection of design books covers historical eras and ties into the museum’s exhibits; ABOVE: Shop manager Paola La Rivera, seated on an original 19th-century modular shelving unit, selects the store’s merchandise with input from museum directors and curators.

continued from page 192 clever design and décor items, accessories, and unique and comical tchotchkes evocative of the museum’s collection. “We try to relate it to the museum and the story they’re trying to tell,” La Rivera explains. That story encompasses over 120,000 artifacts from 1885 to 1945. Miami does not suffer from a shortage of décor boutiques selling customselected items, a competition challenge that La Rivera recognizes. “Three or four years after I began working here [in 2005], mainstream stores started getting the same thing our museum shops were getting. Miami is becoming a mecca of design and artists; every little boutique has it everywhere. [Making] people feel at home is the only way to keep them coming back.” Loyal South Beach denizens return for staples from Philippe Starck and Alessi, propaganda merchandise that echoes the museum’s collection, Craig leather wallets by Delfonics, and the museum’s newest catalogue, “The Birth of Rome.” Sourcing locally creates an advantage, too, and La Rivera stocks items like pieces from the Mr Somebody & Mr Nobody collection by Sharon Lombard Miller, a Miami-based artist who is also one of the museum’s board members. With rich anecdotes infused into every aspect of the store, the allure is in its familiar small-town comfort: Dark walls meet a black-tile floor by Michele Oka Doner, a Miami Beach-born artist who grew up with museum founder

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“This place is so different than anything on the Beach.” —PAOLA LA RIVERA

Micky Wolfson; Wolfsonian-published tomes, like Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity edited by Marianne Lamonaca, fill the north end, lining an original 19th-century modular shelving unit rescued from New York’s ASPCA building; and luxury tile manufacturer Bisazza donated a mosaic replica of the shop’s vintage “Rex & Conti de Savoia” poster, canvassed across the south wall. The remainder of the tiled image spans several of the store’s tabletops, encouraging coffee drinkers to determine where their seat fits within the larger portrait puzzle. Despite a long-standing history, the store wants to share its sense of belonging with a larger local base. In an effort to increase foot traffic, the museum recently gave the place a face-lift: a new glass door that leads directly from the street into the shop (before, visitors had to pass through the museum lobby). “We thought it would help make it not be such a secret,” explains La Rivera. “We would notice people walking by, not knowing how to get in.” For La Rivera, each customer encounter can feel like one of life’s small victories. “The people that do come in here are so amazed,” she says. “I always get those comments, ‘Oh, this place is so different than anything on the Beach. I feel like I’m in New York.’ It’s a very rewarding feeling for me.” 1001 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-535-2680; wolfsonian.org/visit/shop OD

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So Very Sarah MIAMI-RAISED PHILANTHROPIST AND ARTS ACTIVIST SARAH ARISON TAKES US THROUGH HER FAVORITE HOMETOWN HOT SPOTS. BY LAUREN FINNEY

As a first daughter of Miami (her grandfather founded South Florida-based Carnival Cruise Lines, while her father owns the Miami Heat), Sarah Arison is a natural source for knowledge on her hometown. Having worked for big fashion names such as David Yurman, Alberta Ferretti, and more, Arison has sharpened her taste throughout the years, combining her passion for the arts with aesthetic pleasures such as fashion and interiors. Here, she takes us through her favorite spots in the city where she cut her style teeth. When a rush of retail is needed, Arison knows just where to go. For everyday casual and work items, she “inevitably ends up” at SCOOP (Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 786-304-2600; scoopnyc.com) and INTERMIX (Bal Harbour Shops, 305-993-1232; intermixonline.com), where she loves that she can “get all of [her] everyday wear in the same boutique as [her] swimwear.” She’s also wholly devoted to the stores that have put Miami on the map as a fashion capital: THE WEBSTER (1220 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-7899; thewebstermiami.com), ALCHEMIST (438 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-531-4653; shopalchemist.com), and OXYGENE (Bal Harbour Shops, 305-864-0202; oxygeneboutique.com), the latter of which she says has “hard-to-find designers and truly unique pieces that always say ‘wow’ for a special occasion.”

Baylee bag, Chloé ($3,450).

As the president of the Arison Arts Foundation, as well as a member of the board of trustees for both the NATIONAL YOUNGARTS FOUNDATION (youngarts.org) and the NEW WORLD SYMPHONY (nws.edu), Arison naturally has a closet stocked with cocktail dresses and formal gowns. For nearly anything, though, Jose Manrique at CHLOÉ (Bal Harbour Shops, 305-861-1909; chloe.com) is her go-to guy. “He is so kind and honest about how something looks and has impeccable taste,” gushes Arison. “I would trust him to dress me any day.”

Her refined eye extends to interiors as well, and the DESIGN DISTRICT (miamidesigndistrict

FROM LEFT: Style mecca The Webster; YoungArts alumna Patty Suau’s Ode to Chloe triptych, part of an exhibit celebrating the eponymous brand’s history during Art Basel.

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Content to Rent Fifth-generation Miami jewelers Jono and Taylor King bring the rental model to luxury watches and jewelry.

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Swiss Bliss LUXURY SWISS OPENS MIAMI’S FIRST ROLEX STAND-ALONE STORE IN THE DESIGN DISTRICT. BY LAUREN FINNEY IT SOUNDS ALMOST UNTHINKABLE, but Miami is getting its first Rolex store early this year, in the Design District. The Swiss brand’s elegant watches will be offered here in their own cozy, glass-encased 1,250-square-foot boutique, replete with Italian leather and marble, echoing the luxury, sophistication, and timelessness of the brand’s heritage. The Daytona watch, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, will be available new and vintage for those who need an accoutrement for driving—or their fast and furious lifestyle. “The opening of our South Florida boutique in the Design District coincides with the rapid expansion of world-renowned brands in a city that is one of the top shopping destinations in the world. The timing couldn’t be any better,” says Victor H. Herrera, the vice president of new store development. The store is also equipped with a workshop for repairs and customer service. Rolex Boutique Luxury Swiss, 135 NE 39th St., Miami, 305-576-5391; rolex.com OD

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Rent, receive, wear, return: It’s really that simple, say Jono and Taylor King, fifth-generation jewelers based in Miami, about their members-only luxury watches and fine jewelry rental site, Haute Vault. “Haute Vault was created in response to several demands from the market, one being the opportunity to try before you buy,” explains Jono King. For a rental fee of less than 5 percent of the retail cost (in some cases upwards of $50,000), a diamond bracelet or sleek watch can be had for a week or longer. “We allow our members to apply their entire ‘rental equity,’ the amount spent on their rental, toward the purchase of whatever they can’t part with,” he says. Each rented piece is fully insured and comes from either Haute Vault’s private-label collection or luxe brands such as Cartier, Chanel, Audemars Piguet, or Chopard, all available on the website. Adds Taylor King, “Jewelry and watches are the ultimate personal expression. Your whole body language changes when you have on amazing jewelry.” So if you love to get dressed for dinner in Miami or a big night on the town, but aren’t prepared to commit, the site’s exquisite selection of fine jewelry and watches is ready for you to rent, whatever the occasion. hautevault.com

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Brand ambassador Dwyane Wade wears the Hublot King Power Dwyane Wade watch that he designed with the renowned watchmaker.

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The Hublot King Power Dwyane Wade watch ($25,500) is crafted in microblasted ceramic with red composite resin elements and basketball decoration dial with SuperLuminova hands and indexes. It houses an automatic chronograph movement. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-1855; hublot.com

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wyane Wade is a three-time NBA champion and an Olympic gold medalist, and was named Sportsman of the Year in 2006. Despite his many accolades, Wade is humble, gracious, and possesses a wonderful sense of humor, all of which makes him a beloved member of the Miami Heat and one of the most respected players in pro sports. While Wade enjoys strong on-the-court success, he is also a formidable off-court contender with a best-selling book, A Father First: How My Life Became Bigger Than Basketball, that has led to a contract for a new television sitcom. Additionally, Wade has a host of other business ventures, including a line of sneakers and a collection of ties and cuff links, and perhaps his most intriguing relationship, with luxury Swiss watchmaker Hublot, has him involved in one of life’s most important aspects: time. “Time is important,” Wade says. “It is what I call priceless. I know that everyone’s time is important, and I want to respect that by being on time or even early. On the court, time can get away from you a little, but you always have to be aware that you may need to pick up the pace.” Hublot signed Wade on as its first ambassador in professional basketball in the US three years ago. According to Wade, he did his research on the brand before the initial meeting. “I wanted to know what they were about. I had a two-hour meeting with [the CEO of] Hublot, and we never even continued on page 202

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continued from page 200 talked business. It was like a family, and I liked that. They were happy to support my foundation [Wade’s World Foundation]. I knew I was their first sports presence in the US, and so it was very humbling.” Together Wade and Hublot worked on creating the first King Power Dwyane Wade watch that reflected his basketball persona. Currently they are in the process of designing a second timepiece, one Wade says personifies him more off the court, with a portion of the proceeds going to his foundation’s charity. “When I was a kid, I had a lot of dreams, but I never envisioned this,” Wade says. Hublot is the official watch and timekeeper of the Miami Heat—the brand’s first team sponsorship in America—and makes the King Power Miami Heat chronograph, which is available exclusively in Miami. “I love Miami. I was from Chicago, and the —DWYANE WADE only [other] place I had ever been was Milwaukee. So when I was drafted by Miami, I came and left that same night. It was dark and I didn’t get to see anything. When I [returned], it was like being in a foreign country—it was amazing. I fast became the stepson of Miami.” With the Heat being three-time champions, including the 2012 and 2103 seasons, Wade admits that the team has to live up to its laurels every game. “The NBA teams are all good and are giving their best shot every time we play. We have to work harder, stay focused, and give it our all. The guys on this team [strive] to add to the legacy that we have been able to build together.” While winning a fourth championship is the goal this season, Wade says he is grateful for where he is. “To win once is a blessing; to have won three times is a huge blessing. I’m a kid who didn’t know what his future would be, so to me it is all so precious.” For more watch features and expanded coverage, go to oceandrive.com/watches. OD

In 1997 the Heat established the Miami Heat Charitable Fund to support at-risk families and provide scholarships for students in South Florida. This provided a platform for philanthropy for individual players that has benefited from their strong sense of teamwork. During a recent press conference at the AmericanAirlines Arena, Dwyane Wade and several other Heat players spoke about their various charitable endeavors. The Wade’s World Foundation (wadesworldfoundation.org) was founded by Wade during his rookie year with the Heat in 2003 to provide support to community-based organizations that promote education, health, and social skills for children in at-risk situations. His goal is to give back to communities like the one he was raised in. He hosts free basketball camps for hundreds of young people annually outside of Chicago (his hometown), Milwaukee (home of his alma mater, Marquette University), and in South Florida. Additionally, Wade and teammate Alonzo Mourning founded the Haitian Earthquake Relief Fund, which provided more than $800,000 to assist those devastated by the 2010 disaster. Other Heat players who spoke that day included forward Shane Battier, whose Battier Take Charge Foundation (takechargefoundation.org) was established by him and his wife, Heidi, to provide resources for the development and education of youths and teens, while shooting guard Ray Allen works on both a local and national level for Type 1 diabetes. Allen’s son Walker was diagnosed with the disease in 2008 when he was only 17 months old. Because of his firsthand experience, Allen supports the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (jdrf.org).

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THIS ISSUE: DINNER PARTIES

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Stylish W Eats DESIGNER ROBERTO CAVALLI BRINGS HIS EYE FOR FASHION TO SOUTH BEACH, A PLACE WITH A TASTE FOR FOOD AND DESIGN, WITH CAVALLI MIAMI RESTAURANT & LOUNGE. BY GALENA MOSOVICH

hen it comes to Italian restaurants on South Beach, there’s nothing quite like the new Cavalli Miami Restaurant & Lounge. The two-story villa is downright opulent: unmistakable exotic animal prints and distinctive florals, oversize chandeliers, and mirrored accents. Larger-than-life photographs of Roberto Cavalli line the walls as a tribute to the man whose career in fashion started in the early ’70s and has expanded to include many artistic roles. With Cavalli Miami, the Italian designer, entrepreneur, vodka maker, vintner, and restaurateur set out to create a high-profile venue for experiencing fashion, food, and design, or the “tre eccellenze,” as he calls them. “Cavalli Miami is for the man with his new girlfriend,” says Cavalli, playfully, with his thick Italian accent. Everything about it is destined to entertain. To impress a date and other discerning palates upon arrival, bar manager Lorenzo Cassano crafted the High Roller, a Champagne cocktail made from a combination of Perrier Jouët “Belle Epoque,” Rémy Martin Louis XIII, Angostura bitters, and a brown sugar cube, for $450. The remaining cocktails on the list are more accessible and continued on page 210

FROM TOP: At the new Cavalli Miami, designer Roberto Cavalli’s unmistakable style extends to the table settings, including plates from his home collection; Executive Chef Stefano Mazzi produces dishes rooted in his northern Italian heritage.

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Cavalli Miami features tableware from the Roberto Cavalli Home collection. Plates range from $169 to $630.

EYE CANDY Tuscan Chianina beef tartare with quail egg, light mustard, and truffle salt; the dining room is filled with Cavalli’s signature animal prints.

continued from page 209 inspired by the flavors of Italy. Expect to drink a lot of Italian aperitivos, liqueurs, and vermouth, along with Cavalli’s eponymous vodka, produced entirely in Italy. Although the atmosphere of the restaurant is extravagant, the food is authentic and rooted in the tradition of Executive Chef Stefano Mazzi’s northern Italian upbringing. (Mazzi is no stranger to the fabulous world of Cavalli; he was Cavalli’s personal chef on his yacht five years ago in Florence.) The pastas are made using Mazzi’s grandmother’s recipe: fresh eggs, flour, and a rolling pin. This seemingly simple formula yields a must-try spaghetti that’s then tossed with fresh Florida lobster and baby Sardinian artichokes to balance the richness of the crustacean. The extraordinary gnudi Fiorentini, dumplings made with ricotta cheese and spinach and dressed with brown butter and sage sauce, is based on a recipe from a childhood friend. The risotto Portofino was inspired by the picturesque fishing village of Portofino, near Mazzi’s hometown of Genoa, where it’s common to add a touch of curry to the creamy rice dish with grilled Sicilian prawns (something that’s relatively unheard of here). Before you decide on your selections for dinner, consult Cavalli’s sommelier, Matias Benjamin Vergara. His advice for wine pairings is invaluable. He may suggest a 2012 Chablis from Burgundy with high minerality (stony and acidic) to complement Mazzi’s favorite dish, the Mediterranean octopus carpaccio. As you move toward the main course, the 2010 Tenuta degli Dei, a red wine produced at Cavalli’s family vineyard in Tuscany, is a likely recommendation. When Vergara suggests the Passito di Pantelleria by Abraxas (sweet wine made from Moscato) to accompany one of the six stellar desserts, say grazie. Post-dinner, the ultralounge upstairs encourages guests to dance the night away in signature Cavalli style, surrounded by zebra and jaguar prints. Cavalli, who also owns nightlife venues in Milan and Dubai, enlisted the support of restaurant and nightlife impresarios Karim Masri and Nicola Siervo of Miami Beach-based KNR Hospitality Group to manage the South Beach location and make sure there’s always something fresh for guests. “I’ve had my evolution of food, fashion, and love. When I do something, I have to do it in a good way. Not in the middle,” says Cavalli. OD

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Hand-picked pieces from the Roberto Cavalli Home collection grace the table at Cavalli Miami. The designer’s signature bold colors and vibrant prints are transformed into fashion statements for the table. “My home collection was born from a personal desire to share the optimism of my fashion with those who love [my work]. The line is derived from my creativity, my philosophy, and my style,” says Cavalli.

COCKTAIL CRUSH Op Art, a dessert cocktail inspired by an art genre that helped define the ’60s, is a heady concoction of Cavalli vodka, Bailey’s Irish Cream, Frangelico, mint, and Aztec chocolate bitters. Bar manager Lorenzo Cassano uses visual elements like a brushstroke of cocoa and an abstract formation of mint leaves and savory chocolate bitters in a nod to the wild optical illusions that inform Cavalli’s design aesthetic.

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Guests at Bâoli’s weekly Wednesday-night My Boyfriend Is Out of Town party; Destination Saturdays at Haven.

Dinner Party If ever there was a town to blend cuIsIne and nIghtlIfe, It’s MIaMI. here are our favorIte spots to dIne and dance. BY GALENA MOSOVICH

ate-night dinners turn into all-night parties at Miami’s hippest and flashiest restaurants. The food’s great, but the ambience, drinks, and music are even better.

Begin your evening of extravagance with Petrossian caviar, towering stacks of shellfish, and an imposing Chateaubriand, as you’re eating under the stars at a hard-toreserve table in Villa Azur’s exclusive courtyard. The intense St-Tropez vibe draws hundreds for dinner around 10, dancing at midnight, and revelries fueled by sparklerstuffed magnums until 3 AM. “This scene is not uncommon,” says co-owner and South Beach nightlife impresario Michael Martin. “It’s just our crazy Thursday-night dinner party.” Expect leggy locals mixing with Brazilians and European jet-setters, a brazen guest ordering 20 bottles of Cristal, and stilettos dancing on the tabletops. 309 23rd St., Miami Beach, 305-763-8688; villaazurmiami.com

SEXY SIN: Bâoli Miami “Behind these walls is a world that means more than nightlife,” says David Saada, Bâoli’s dashing VIP host, of the glamorous indoor/outdoor space on Collins Avenue where the cultural flair of Cannes presides. Saada, who is usually decked out in leather or fringe accoutrements, is describing what happens when stellar cuisine meets high-energy entertainment. The scene comes to life as early as 7 PM on Wednesdays in the private garden with a menu of Mediterranean dishes featuring an Asian twist for healthconscious guests. The garden blooms with beautiful women and their suitors when the sun sets and resident DJs pick up the pace for the popular weekly dinner-party series dubbed My Boyfriend Is Out of Town. 1906 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-8822; baolimiami.com

COME EARLY, STAY LATE: Haven At Haven, chef Todd Erickson’s smoking liquid-nitrogen cocktails and global plates are as innovative and inspired as the venue, which boasts elaborate projection walls showing works by local artists, music video

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Expect a brazen guest ordering 20 bottles of Cristal, and stilettos dancing on tabletops. clips, and custom designs. The Destination Saturdays party explores the sounds of far-flung hot spots while guests experience a visual trip in what resembles the fuselage of a 737. “From food to drinks, to music and visual stimulation, we have it all,” says Erickson. “Come early for an excellent meal; stay late for an incredible nightlife experience.” 1237 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-987-8885; havenlounge.com

SECRET HAUNT: Barezzito South Beach Tucked away in what one would assume is the kitchen of an Asian fusion restaurant is actually a clandestine-ish nightclub, One Lounge. It’s just a dance step away from the eclectic dining room of Barezzito, where live music plays through the night for a lively crowd of sushi lovers at intimate tables or at the oversize bar. On Fridays and Saturdays, partiers kick it up a notch and head toward the back, where they can play until 5 AM in relative privacy. “One Lounge creates a one-of-a-kind personal experience for the VIP clients and celebrities who want to experience the Miami nightlife in a more intimate setting,” says Barezzito’s Any Weber. “The crowd is hot, beautiful, affluent, sexy, and party motivated.” 2000 Collins Ave. (in the Boulan Shops at Collins Park across from The Setai), Miami Beach, 305-397-8882; barezzitousa.com OD

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The Champion CONCOCTED TO WOO FOOD JUDGES, CVI.CHE 105’S CEVICHE GANADOR BRINGS PEPPERY DEPTH TO THE PERUVIAN FAVORITE. BY LEE KLEIN

t took only 25 minutes for Juan Chipoco to create what he now calls Ceviche Ganador, one of the most popular items on his menu. It occurred around midnight, as he and Cvi.che 105 partner Luis Hoyos arrived at their restaurant after returning from a trip to Peru. They needed to prepare for a ceviche competition at Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill the next day. “It’s late, but I have to come up with something different,” Chipoco told Hoyos. “I have to catch attention.” So he combined a bit of “this, this, and this,” made a reduction from a medley of peppers, and nailed his entry on the first try. “The taste was amazing.” continued on page 216

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Cvi.che 105’s winning Ceviche Ganador is garnished with choclo (jumbo Peruvian corn kernels), cancha (Andean roasted corn nuts), and a rectangle of sweet potato.

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Juan Chipoco assembling a plate of his ceviche, which has quickly become one of the most popular dishes on the menu at Cvi.che 105.

“If you squeeze a lime from around here, the ceviche can be bitter. The limes have to be perfect.” —JUAN CHIPOCO

The pristine corvina and much of the shellfish are imported from Lima, adding a unique flavor.

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continued from page 214 THE SECRETS OF CITRUS Chipoco attributes the unique quality of this ceviche to the ingredients. The corvina and much of the shellfish are imported from Lima, as are the choclo (jumbo Peruvian corn kernels) and aji limo. The real difference, however, derives from the citrus. “The lime has to be perfect,” the chef cautions. The ones he uses come from Peru, which are smaller, juicier, and more flavorful than those grown in the States. “If you squeeze a lime from around here, the ceviche can be bitter, and that’s no good.” Neither is overmaceration. “We cut the fish and squeeze the lime on top for one minute. That’s it.” THE PROCESS Chipoco briskly slices pristine corvina into bite-size cubes that are placed into a stainless steel bowl with chilled, lightly cooked shrimp, calamari, and octopus. He raises his right hand high to orchestrate dashes of sea salt, then likewise with black pepper. A spirited squeeze of fresh limes follows, and next a ladle of the pale-pink reduction sauce derived from a pair of pungent peppers—aji limo and rocoto—with smoky aji panca contributing depth. This soft-hued liquid disconcertingly resembles Russian dressing, which makes its addition seem like splashing graffiti onto the sacred stones of Machu Picchu. But vibrant juices from the citrus and ceviche (leche de tigre) thin the sauce to a watercolor of pastel piquancy; the fresh seafood notes remain bright and staccato. FINISHING TOUCHES After placing a generous serving of ceviche in the center of a plate, Chipoco gently sprinkles chopped cilantro and wisps of red onion along the top. The mélange is further garnished with plump mussels, choclo, crunchy cancha (the Andean version of roasted corn nuts), and a neat rectangle of sweet potato cooked with a glaze of orange juice, cloves, and honey. “This makes it even sweeter in order to balance the citrus.” AND THE WINNER IS… While the other 11 contending chefs at the ceviche competition each presented 10 samples of their entry—one per judge—Chipoco prepared a single platter for them to share. “Oh my God, I was so embarrassed,” he says. The shame didn’t last long. The judges’ verdict led him to name his ceviche ganador, which translates to “winner.” 105 NE Third Ave., Miami, 305-577-3454; ceviche105.com OD

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The Miami Metropolitan cocktail at Rose Bar; Batch Gastropub; rotisserie in the beer garden at The Butcher Shop.

Hidden Gems WHILE MASSIVE EDM PARTIES RAGE THIS MONTH, THERE ARE WONDERFUL SMALLER BARS THROUGHOUT MIAMI IN WHICH TO TAKE REFUGE. BY STEPHANIE DUNN

ike Art Basel Miami Beach for audiophiles, the week of Winter Music Conference and Ultra Music Festival has morphed into a musical melée that has every scenester from Las Vegas to Berlin looking for a piece of the action. But even the most ravenous ragers among us sometimes need a smaller, more intimate venue in which to relax.

Like the Cheers of South of Fifth, Public House gets back to the basics with straightforward drinks, a bar lined with locals, and an atmosphere that combines the rustic elements of a surfer saloon with the coziness of your dad’s basement. Seven days a week, regulars and weekend warriors sip one of 25 brews, beat their high scores on a pinball machine, and jam out to jukebox tunes ranging from country to classic ’80s anthems. Co-owner Jaycen Cochran has only two rules: “No smoking and no club music.” 423 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, 305-7638109; sofipublichouse.com

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Like Cheers, Public House gets back to the basics with straightforward drinks and a bar lined with locals.

At Batch Gastropub in Brickell, master mixologists play mad scientist, pre-batching cocktails in nitrogen-enriched kegs before they’re served up draft style. “We’re constantly experimenting with house-infused spirits—jar after jar of strawberry shortcake vodka, jalapeñopineapple tequila, pecan whiskey,” says restaurant operator Kurt Ditzler. “It’s straight out of Breaking Bad.” A warmly industrial décor features a glass garage-door-style façade, tufted leather banquettes, and exposed piping. Riffs on classic tavern fare include chili-glazed chicken wings with blue cheese espuma and pork pot roast served with a sous-vide egg. 30 SW 12th St., Miami, 305-808-5555; batchmiami.com continued on page 220

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SPROUTING UP BELOW: The bar at Public House; RIGHT: The Julia’s Way cocktail at Area 31.

THE CLASSIC: Rose Bar Rose Bar, the gem of a cocktail den at the Delano, tips its hat to the past with its timeless cocktail list and Art Deco décor. Warm woods, rose-upholstered walls, and prismatic Venetian chandeliers seem to slow down time as head bartender Bernie Waters mixes a spectrum of concoctions sophisticated enough to satisfy an international palate. “Many of the cocktails we consider classic were created to mask the taste of poor-quality alcohol,” Waters says. “Today, we’re fortunate to pay homage to those favorites with truly top-notch ingredients.” 1685 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-5752; morganshotelgroup.com

ALFRESCO: The Butcher Shop Beer Garden & Grill A canopy of globe lights strung over communal tables beckon wanderers into The Butcher Shop, a beer garden-grill hybrid hidden on a nondescript street in Wynwood. On the patio, bartenders sling craft brews, shots of flavored moonshine, and martinis ornamented with olives stuffed in-house. Inside the former warehouse space, a 24-foot meat case showcases the stuff of a carnivore’s dream: duck sausage, lamb and feta burgers, USDA Prime Black Angus beef, and mettwurst the German employees of Fred Niznik fondly call “the closest thing to home.” 165 NW 23rd St., Miami, 305-846-9120; thebutcher shopmiami.com

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DRINK & DANCE: Do Not Sit on the Furniture Do Not Sit on the Furniture is the antithesis to South Beach’s “models and bottles” mentality, a space where DJs are free to spin deep house, techno, funk, and nudisco nightly from a custom analog sound system. “Tables take up too much room,” says owner and DJ/ producer Behrouz Nazari. “You play music to dance, not to sit and show off the Champagne you bought.” In-the-know locals booty shake into the early morning underneath a giant disco ball UFO, surrounded by revelers who share their passion for quality sound. 423 16th St., Miami Beach, 305-450-3809; facebook .com/donotsit

“Area 31’s chic outdoor terrace is steps from Ultra, but miles away in vibe.” —DEAN FEDDAOUI

ABOVE IT ALL: Area 31 At Area 31, located on the 16th floor of the Epic Hotel, heavy hitters escape the chaos of the Brickell Financial District in favor of sweeping skyline views, seafood from the waters of the UN-designated sustainability region Area 31, and a refreshing cocktail program by lead bartender Dean Feddaoui. The restaurant’s chic outdoor terrace, which Feddaoui describes as “steps from Ultra, but miles away in vibe,” invites an urbane crowd to soak up views of Biscayne Bay while appreciating the modern twists on caipirinhas, margaritas, and mojitos. 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, 305-424-5234; area31restaurant.com OD

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THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING

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Embroidered evening gown, Emilio Pucci ($9,309). 155 NE 40th St., Miami, 305-576-1830; emiliopucci.com. Balota 150 suede sandals, Christian Louboutin. Similar styles at 155 NE 40th St., Miami, 305-576-6820; christianlouboutin.com. Abanico Collection diamond earrings, Jacob & Co. ($22,700). East Coast Jewelry, 16810 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-947-8883; ecjusa.com

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Political activist, self-confessed nerd, and sexy pinup girl Eva Longoria returns to Miami for much-needed days in the sun.

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va Longoria has no trouble holding her own, whether on the political battleground for immigration reform or calling the shots behind the camera—as she did this January while filming the season-two premiere of Lifetime’s Devious Maids, her television directorial debut. But the sexiest housewife in TV history (sorry, leggy ladies of Bravo!) did have a tough time controlling herself on the set of her most recent film while acting alongside Sean Bean in Any Day (due out later this year). “I am such a huge fan of Game of Thrones, I was geeking out!” Longoria says with a self-deprecating laugh. “I wanted to call him Ned Stark so many times.” Longoria, who turns 39 this month, has long been in touch with her inner nerd—not that you’d ever guess from today’s sizzling, 80-degree Ocean Drive cover shoot, where she confidently plunged into the pool in full glamour-queen mode by the end of the day. “I’ve been a chameleon my entire life,” she says. Back in Corpus Christi, Texas, she recalls, “I was a band geek and played the clarinet, but then I was also a cheerleader and was part of the homecoming court. And I’ve carried that throughout my life.” That early experience has helped her navigate two notorious shark tanks—Hollywood and, now, politics, where she’s a tireless fighter on behalf of Latino Americans, whether that has meant stumping for President Obama’s reelection campaign, speaking at the Clinton Global Initiative, or directing and producing the documentary Latinos Living the American Dream for the 2010 Census. “I would talk to President Obama with the same compassion and interest as I would talk to the high school janitor—it doesn’t matter your status in life, it matters who you are as people.” (As long as you’re not a Game of Thrones star, that is.) The roots of her political activism and philanthropic work started at home, as the youngest in a family of four sisters, one of whom has special

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needs. “Because of our sister, we were constantly volunteering, whether it was at her school, or at the church, or at the community center, or wherever, we wanted to make sure that we supported her. We didn’t come from a lot of money; we had to really utilize the services that were offered to us by the community, whether it was Boys and Girls Clubs or a Salvation Army. And because we benefited from a lot of those organizations, we gave back. That’s what started my philanthropic view of putting yourself in other people’s shoes. And there are a lot of people less fortunate than you, so you have to share and help.” Politics was a natural path that happened through her community work and grass-roots organizing. “You need to do both to have substantial, effective, long-term, sustainable change.” On a personal level, Longoria doesn’t shy away from making necessary career changes as well, ones that amplify more than her movie-star looks or pinup-worthy bikini body. Maxim’s current Woman of the Year also happens to be the recent recipient of a master’s degree in Chicano studies from California State University, Northridge. “Some people think it’s a contradiction to be sexy and smart, and it’s not the case,” says the woman

crowned Miss Corpus Christi, USA, in 1998. “I think being smart is sexy.” She certainly ratcheted up that hotness factor, with her thesis titled “Success STEMS From Diversity: The Value of Latinas in STEM Careers” (STEM being Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). She earned her degree in May 2013 after three years of night school, which, she admits, provided a welcome change of pace from the Desperate Housewives’ daily regimen of hair, makeup, wardrobe, and filming, in her role as Gabrielle Solis on the hit ABC show. “I’m extremely curious about the world, and I always want to be literate on what I’m talking about,” she says. “So I decided to get my master’s in Chicano studies, because that’s what I was most curious about.” She started her coursework during the first Obama campaign, “when immigration was becoming an issue—it was on the national agenda in a more serious way. I wanted to know more about the history of immigration and understand why it was problematic.” Coming from a Mexican-American household, the issue hit especially close to home. “I was like a sponge with my teachers and my classmates, just absorbing all of the knowledge. I

“IF I DIDN’T LIVE IN LA, THE ONLY OTHER PLACE I COULD LIVE WOULD BE MIAMI. IT’S A CITY THAT GIVES ME ENERGY ONCE I LAND.”

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Ivory leather and cashmere dress, Calvin Klein ($1,750). calvinklein.com. Diamond geometric drop earrings, King Jewelers ($27,260). 18265 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura, 305-935-4900; kings1912.com

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looks it: The pair has been arm-in-arm out on the town in LA and jet-setting to fêtes in Mexico City and various Art Basel soirées over the past several months.

found it all very energizing and exciting, and something that was outside of my everyday norm of mingling with other actors, talking about movies and box offices, and readings. It was nice to break out and talk about Oedipus theory and Marxism and the global community we live in, and how this affects everybody.” ongoria could have easily continued on as a force on screens small and large, as a SAG Awardwinning, Golden Globe-nominated actress. (It’s work she continues to do: In addition to Any Day, she also stars in Refugio, Demian Bichir’s forthcoming directorial debut, and voices the lead character, a career woman turned full-time mom, in Hulu’s dark comedic animated series Mother Up, which she also executive produces.) But she felt a larger calling and flipped the script to help create more stories and roles for Latinas onscreen by forming her own production company, UnbeliEVAble Entertainment. “I’ve always been driven and ambitious,” she says. “I’ve always been proactive. Knowing that Latinas are underrepresented in television and film, I didn’t want to just sit back and wait for the next role to come along. If we want more opportunities in entertainment, we have to create them ourselves—we have to write them; we have to produce them; we have to direct them. And that’s really what has motivated me to get behind the camera, to make sure other people have the same opportunity I had.” Next on tap from Longoria’s production company, among many projects to come, is Trust, an hour-long soap set in Miami for ABC and modeled on the hit Colombian telenovela Pura Sangre, followed by Vega v. Vega, about a mother-daughter duo of star Latina attorneys in LA. With so much on her plate, a daily meditation practice keeps Longoria’s mind focused, and a routine of running and yoga every other morning keeps her fit. Being in the Magic City for some downtime is the perfect location for that. “It’s so

beautiful when you wake up here in Miami—you can’t help but do some sun salutations and meditate. It’s so relaxing,” she says. As her best friend lives in the heart of South Beach, Longoria considers Miami a home away from home, and when in town she’s a regular at Casa Tua (“I never get tired of it”) and Suviche (“I could go there every day for the tiradito”). “I love Miami!” she enthuses. “If I didn’t live in LA, the only other place I could live would be Miami. It’s a city that gives me energy once I land. I love the humidity; I love the heat; I love the beach.” It all adds up to what seems to be a perfect life, with no kids just yet for Longoria. Having children of her own, she says, “is not on the horizon right now, so it’s not something I think about.” Has she ever had a desire for kids? “Oh, of course, when I was married.” After the 2010 dissolution of her high-profile second marriage, to NBA star Tony Parker, Longoria has dated on and off, and she’s keeping relatively mum about her current paramour, 45-year-old Jose Antonio Baston, president of Televisa, the largest media company in Latin America. All she’ll say about her romance is that she’s “definitely very happy.” She certainly

esides, she’s focused on bigger things right now, such as the April 20 season-two premiere of Devious Maids, a show she also produces. The week of her OD shoot, she’d just arrived in Miami after a month of filming in Atlanta. “I was in the snow, in four-degree freezing weather, for a month, so as soon as I was done, I knew that I’d be coming here to warm weather.” It wasn’t her first time behind the camera, but it was the first time she helmed an episode of a national primetime TV show. “I’ve known [these women] not only for years prior to Devious Maids as friends, but also as a producer of the show. I was very excited to be able to direct the girls. Our story lines are amazing, and being able to work even closer with Executive Producer Marc Cherry [who created Desperate Housewives] in a different capacity has just been a blessing.” In season two, Longoria promises “more deviousness and a whole new mystery” in store for the five Latina housemaids of Beverly Hills. As for the initial backlash to Devious Maids— that the show concept is degrading or promotes stereotypes of overly dramatic Latinas—Longoria says she wasn’t fazed. “I believed in the show. Organically, it was a groundbreaking show for Latinas, for being the first [English-language] show that cast five Latinas in the lead roles, and making sure they were the moral compasses of the show. And it was written by one of the best show writers of the last decade. I knew it was going to be magic.” All of the hoopla only made people more curious to find out what the fuss was about—1.99 million tuned in to its season-one premiere. Once viewers saw Devious Maids, it was a hit, notes Longoria. “After the show aired, we actually got a couple of apologies from the people who were the critics, saying, ‘Oh my God, I was wrong.’ There’s no better way to silence your critics than success.” OD

Macramé minidress, Diane von Furstenberg ($745). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-1850; dvf.com. White and black diamond center drop earrings, King Jewelers ($35,200). 18265 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura, 305-935-4900; kings1912.com OPPOSITE PAGE: White dress, Roberto Cavalli ($3,120). Saks Fifth Avenue, Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-1100; saks.com. 18k white-gold and diamond classic tiered earrings, King Jewelers ($39,700). 18265 Biscayne Blvd., Aventura, 305-935-4900; kings1912.com Styling by Danny Santiago. Hair by Rafael. Makeup by Miriam Azoulay. Manicure by Denise Bourne for Artists at Wilhelmina. Catering by SF Catering & Events, 305-823-3322; sf-catering.com

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Just in time for Miami’s very own Ultra Music Festival and Winter Music Conference, after-hours pieces for dancing—and lounging— the night away. PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN STYLING BY LAURIE BROOKINS

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Silk dress with metal beads and glass jewel embellishments, Dolce & Gabbana (price on request). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-866-0503; dolcegabbana.com. Cocktail ring, Atelier Swarovski ($255). 734 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-538-4877; swarovski .com. Ciggy clutch, Jimmy Choo ($1,795). Village of Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, 305-443-6124; jimmychoo.com

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Black organza metallisé top ($1,765) and black Cloqué Panthere pant ($2,760), Lanvin. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-864-4250; lanvin.com. 18k white-gold diamond double hoop earrings, Chopard (price on request). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-868-8626; chopard.com. Cosma clutch, Jimmy Choo ($1,695). Village of Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, 305-443-6124; jimmychoo.com

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Waha halter gown, Diane von Furstenberg ($695). Village of Merrick Park, 358 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, 305-446-4003; dvf.com. Labyrinth link drop earrings, David Yurman ($3,200). Nordstrom, Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-3566900; davidyurman.com. Gold medium plaid bracelet, Robert Lee Morris ($425). Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-8656161; neimanmarcus.com

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ON HER: Embellished fluid dress, Louis Vuitton ($3,700). Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-866-4470; louisvuitton.com. Vestone earrings, Atelier Swarovski by Juan Carlos Obando ($170). atelierswarovski.com. 18k rose-gold bracelet with whitediamond pavĂŠ, Pomellato ($77,900). Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-866-1225; pomellato.com ON HIM:

Shirt ($681) and pants ($1,023), Philipp Plein. Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., 305-466-2338; philipp-plein.com

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Smoky amethyst silk-blend jacquard kimono jacket ($4,200), silk georgette satin mesh bra ($595), and silk georgette satin jogging pants ($1,400), Gucci. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-868-6504; gucci.com. Gold hammered mini collar ($360) and Galactic cuff ($695), Robert Lee Morris. Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 305-865-6161; neimanmarcus .com. Djalouzi PVC pumps with silver captoe, Christian Louboutin ($1,195). 155 NE 40th St., Miami, 305-576-6820; christianlouboutin.com

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One-shoulder scarf evening gown, Donna Karan New York ($3,495). Saks Fifth Avenue, Dadeland Mall, 7535 N. Kendall Dr., South Miami, 305-6628655; saks.com. Stud earrings ($235) and cocktail ring ($255), Atelier Swarovski. 734 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-538-4877; swarovski.com. Hourglass necklace ($795) and gold cuff ($650), Robert Lee Morris. Neiman Marcus, Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-865-6161; neimanmarcus.com

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Cady jumpsuit ($3,195), patent belt ($450), and shoes (price on request), Ralph Lauren Collection. Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave., 305-861-2059; ralphlauren.com. Collier Plastron Prismick necklace, Roger Vivier ($1,195). Bal Harbour Shops, 305-868-4344; rogervivier.com

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Silk satin sleeveless crewneck shell, Dior Homme ($530). 161 NW 40th St., Miami, 305-571-3576; dior.com. Slim-fit skull rivet jeans, John Varvatos ($398). 1020 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-674-7917; johnvarvatos.com Hair and makeup by Gianluca Mandelli at Creative Management at MC2 using KĂŠrastase Paris Manicure by Isis Antelo using Cuccio/ abtp.com Models: Bo (Wilhelmina Miami), Jonas (Wilhelmina Miami)

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The

Greatest Evert On the eve of the annual Sony Open Tennis, legendary champion Chris Evert continues to give back both on and off the court.

he has the highest win percentage in the history of professional tennis. With 18 Grand Slam singles titles and 157 singles titles, her name is consistently pitted against Serena, Steffi, and Martina as the greatest ever. Although technically retired, her impact on the tennis world remains as strong as ever. The single mother of three sons is hard at work covering tournaments for ESPN and teaching her winning ways to future stars with the Evert Tennis Academy in Boca Raton. Throw in her work with the Evert charities, and this champion continues to serve up ace after ace. What do you think of the tennis culture in Florida and its place in the tennis world as a whole? There are a lot of academies and training centers here, and Florida is sort of the tennis hub. It actually started at Holiday Park, where I grew up with my dad. When my dad was running Holiday Park, at one point in one year in the ’70s, we had seven juniors who were training there who played Wimbledon.

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Former champion Chris Evert presenting the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup to the winner of this year’s Australian Open, China’s Li Na.

Who are some of the latest stars you’ve trained? We’ve had Madison Keys train with us, and she’s top 50 in the world right now. Lauren Davis trained with us. We had Tracy Capra, who is a professional player. She had a third round of the Open a few years ago. And we had the Canadian Jesse Levine train here for a while, and he’s top 100 now. How did this academy start? It was all my brother John’s idea. He manages the academy. He bugged me for two years to start an academy and I said, ‘No, no, no, no. It’s too much money. I don’t want to make that investment. It’s too risky. I don’t know if I want to put the time in.’ And finally, I kind of gave in. He said, ‘I’ll manage it. You can come in and out when you want.’ I discovered that I wanted to be there all the time. So I started going over there every day. These kids live with us 12 months a year, 24 hours a day. Out of all my businesses since I’ve retired [from professional tennis], it’s been the thing I’ve enjoyed the most. Having kids has been the highlight of my life, but as far as business is concerned, this academy has been

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Evert (then Evert-Lloyd) during a match at the Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament in 1986.

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Evert and Eugenie Bouchard play tennis on a makeshift court during a photoshoot in Singapore this past January.

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Evert giving pointers to young players at her Evert Tennis Academy.

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Evert after winning the ladies’ singles championship at Wimbledon in 1974.

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“The life of a tennis player is so self-absorbed. After I retired, I was ready to give to everybody else but myself. We’ve raised over $20 million for South Florida.”

a passion for me. I worried about [what I was going to do] after retiring while being a mom. This academy is the type of thing I can continue to have for years to come. Looking back, how did you prepare for a tournament when you were competing? I’m the kind of player who, the night before a match, would do visualization. I would sit quietly and visualize in my mind, go over points, go over strategy. Being in a positive visualization, in the sense I’d be winning every point in my mind. Tell us about your diet when you were competing. What modifications did you need to make? Was it heavy on carbs? Gluten-free? No gluten-free for me back in those days. This was 30 years ago; it was protein and carbs. It would be a piece of chicken plus some rice and some veggies. Protein was important. That stays in your body a little longer. And from the moment I woke up, I started sipping and drinking water. And I always got at least 10 hours of sleep a night. That was really important for my immune system. I would also get stretched out before the match, and then after the match get stretched out again and usually have a massage. It’s a science, really, just keeping your body like a machine. It’s not a luxury to get a massage after every match. It’s sort of a necessity. If you could compete against anyone playing now, who would it be? It wouldn’t be Serena Williams. She’d overpower me for sure. She just has such an advantage with the big serve and the power and the mobility. I wouldn’t mind playing Maria Sharapova just to see if I could move her off the baseline because she’s so dominant and strong on the baseline, but maybe a little more vulnerable up around the net, and my drop shot was my best shot. What makes a champion? To be a great player, you have to do the physical work, obviously. You have to do the training, you have to be physically fit, and you have to have all the shots. To be a champion, you’ve got to be superior mentally. You have to want it more, maybe need it. You have to react well to pressure, under pressure. I think a lot of players struggle with that. When your back is against the wall, you’ve got to make things happen. To me, the greatest champions that we’ve seen, like Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova, and on the men’s

side, like right now, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, they just have that edge mentally. You can see it, the intensity, when they’re playing. They’re in the moment every point. They don’t let up for a second. Can you teach that or are you just born with it? I think you’re born with it, just like you’re born with natural athletic genes. You can make it better by working at it, but it’s just like for me, no matter how hard I work physically, I still would never have been the athlete that Martina and Steffi were. You can work at it up to a certain point, but it’s innate. I think because I wasn’t the biggest, strongest, and quickest out there, that motivated me to be even stronger mentally to compensate. You’ve got the Chris Evert Children’s Hospital, the Chris Evert charities—is this your legacy? I started the Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic (in Boca Raton) the year after I retired, in 1990, the first year I had time on my hands, and I decided to have a tennis tournament. It helps prevent drug abuse, but it’s also about abused children and about mothers and children. We [help fund] about four or five different centers down here in South Florida. I call my tennis-playing friends and my celebrity friends, and we get a great couple of sponsors, and we have a fun weekend. It’s been going on now for over two decades. The life of a tennis player is so self-absorbed. After I retired, I was ready to give to everybody else but myself. And we’ve raised over $20 million for South Florida. You just get kind of tired and bored when it’s only about you. Having kids was a great eye-opener. Having children is the most important thing you can ever do in your life. Evert Tennis Academy, 10334 Diego Dr. S., Boca Raton, 800-417-3783; evertacademy.com OD

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LAUDER LEGACY OF GIVING FROM LEFT: A 1979 portrait of the Lauder family, taken at the New York home of Joseph and Estée Lauder (CENTER); Ronald and Leonard Lauder founded The Lauder Institute, a joint-degree program in international management at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School; US businessman Ronald Lauder cuts the ribbon at the opening of a sheltered playground in the Israeli city of Sderot in 2009.

FAMILY TIES Giving money away isn’t as easy as it sounds, particularly when different generations are involved. Here, philanthropists, advisers, and wealth managers tell how to minimize familial differences and make charitable gifting a smooth sail. BY SUZANNE MCGEE

KENNEDY CONSCIOUSNESS FROM LEFT: The late Robert F. Kennedy with his wife, Ethel, and seven of their then eight children at an outing at the Bronx Zoo in 1964; the Grand Foyer at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC; Anthony Shriver founded the nonprofit Best Buddies International to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 242

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oward Graham Buffett has no idea how old he was when he first became aware that something called “philanthropy” existed. While his father, financier Warren Buffett, “was busy making money” and building his reputation as the sage of Omaha, his mother, Susan Thompson Buffett, spent “a huge amount of her time engaged in something that helped or supported other people.” As they grew, Howard, as well as his elder sister, Susie, and younger brother, Peter, were caught up in these projects. “It started with giving away time,” Howard Buffett, 59 years old, recalls. “A big part of my education was seeing my mom act on (her) beliefs, not just talk about them.” The lessons he learned included an awareness of what distinguishes effective philanthropy from simply sitting down at the end of every year to write a few checks or buying a table for a friend’s charitable gala. By the time he was an adult, Buffett says he realized philanthropy—at its best “is about listening to people, and trying to understand their core needs and

see his philanthropic gifts fully dispersed while he’s still living; sometimes it’s a personal experience or event, such as a trip by two members of one family to Ghana, which then became a focus of their philanthropy,” says Susan Ditkoff, a partner at Bridgespan, a nonprofit advisory group, and co-head of the firm’s philanthropy practice. One element of “next gen” philanthropy that may startle some older parents or grandparents is their heirs’ preference for and sometimes insistence upon high-impact or transformative giving. Today’s younger donors have relatively little interest in seeing their names immortalized on hospital wings, theater auditoriums, or college lecture halls. They define “community” in a very different way, as something that isn’t confined to a narrow geographic area or a particular religious or ethnic grouping. They’re also more likely to tackle ambitious programs. Bill and Melinda Gates, who have publicly declared their resolve to eradicate endemic diseases such as polio and malaria within their lifetimes, are the poster children for this approach. What distinguishes the Gateses, of course, is the magnitude of their ability to give; the eagerness to take on formidable challenges does

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TISCH FAMILY PHILANTHROPY FROM LEFT: Preston (LEFT, CROUCHING) and Laurence Tisch place a time capsule in the foundation of the future Tisch Hall at NYU in 1969; NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts building in New York; a 2004 portrait of Jimmy, Bob, Jonathan, and Andrew Tisch.

not. In the past, donors were willing to spend find a way to address them.” “THE AIM IS TO CREATE A the 5 percent of a foundation’s assets that the Creating that kind of philanthropic LEGACY, AND, FOR MANY, law requires them to distribute each year to savvy in children and grandchildren is make lives better. Now, says Sharna increasingly a focus of today’s affluent Goldseker, managing director of 21/64, families. “It’s a way for any family to test which specializes in helping families involve and articulate their shared values, to —Peter Karoff “next generation” members in their philandefine what their family stands for, and to thropic planning, “the attitude is, ‘That’s put those values into action,” says Peter great, but wouldn’t it be even better if, by Karoff, founder of The Philanthropic Initiative, a consulting firm that advises donors on making the leap from spending 50 percent, we could eradicate the problem entirely?’” What is increasingly common, however, is the focus of parents or grandsupporting a handful of favored organizations—an alma mater, a local hospital, a regional arts group—to developing a coherent giving approach. parents at the head of the family—typically those who still control the “The aim is to create a legacy and, for many, if not most, having that legacy wealth—to make philanthropy a family affair. Crafting a personal approach to giving and simply handing heirs a family foundation to include impact,” says Karoff. What triggers philanthropic engagement can be as varied as the fami- administer isn’t enough these days. Goldseker reasons, “It isn’t possible lies involved. “In some cases, an aging benefactor has decided he wants to just to bring those individuals into the status quo. [Heirs] bring their own

if not most, having that legacy include impact.”

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involved a wealthy family, who began an annual series of New England vacation weekends focused on philanthropy by asking the youngest members of the family the question of how they would like to change the world,” she recalls. The patriarch and matriarch were so moved by what they heard that they were very open to the idea of changing the governance and even ultimately diluting or reshaping the mission of the foundation they had created in order to incorporate their young heirs’ insights and vision. While parents and grandparents may fear that large gaps exist between the generations—and underestimate the extent to which they need to compromise to fully engage their heirs—when push comes to shove, there’s far more alignment than family elders may assume. A 2013 Merrill Lynch survey showed that 73 percent of the “millennial” generation—those aged roughly between 18 and 35—had values ut introducing chilsimilar to their parents, even dren to the concept though they might express those and reality of famvalues differently. “That reflects ily philanthropy at One of The Howard G. the reality that values are shaped a very young age Buffett Foundation’s initiatives is to assist by what people are exposed to; doesn’t mean they’ll follow Afghan farmers and that’s what children model and where their elders lead as they improve agrobusiness in the impoverished internalize and express later get older. “It’s important to be country. Here, Howard in life,” says Michael Liersch, open with heirs about what is W. and Howard G. Buffett in Afghanistan. Merrill Lynch’s head of behavcoming down the pike,” says ioral finance. Brian Wodar, a senior vice presiA growing number of dent and director of wealth “I KNOW THAT IT’S IMPORTANT younger donors plan on “giving management research at Alliwhile living”—an attitude that anceBernstein. “If parents aren’t FOR THE NEXT GENERATION often separates wealth creators willing to go beyond a certain from their heirs. That’s the case area when it comes to making —Howard G. Buffett for Howard Buffett and his foungrants, then they should make dation, which was seeded with that clear to their children and gifts from his parents and in grandchildren. If they don’t recent years has been supplewant to be flexible in terms of how that wealth is spent, and they still want to have the next generations mented by significantly larger donations of Berkshire Hathaway stock. Buffett’s philanthropic focus is worldwide food and water security and involved, they have to find some kind of compromise.” Bridgespan’s Ditkoff explains that since the first generation tends to be conflict mitigation, and by mid-March, he says, he’ll have visited every the one who made the wealth, “they feel that they earned it, and it’s theirs single African nation to understand food security issues and search for to give away in whatever way they choose.” Sometimes, there are gulfs that innovative agricultural projects to support. “I want to transfer the knowlcan’t be bridged. Perhaps one family member is an evangelical Christian edge and sense of commitment to my children,” which includes his wife’s and can’t support the giving priorities of his parents and siblings; perhaps four daughters, whom Buffett has helped raise, along with his son, Howard one part of a traditionally Republican family drifts leftward and can’t con- Warren Buffett. At the same time, he adds, “I don’t want that to stop me done giving money to causes that run counter to his new opinions. “To say from doing the biggest things that I can today. I’m going to put all my time that family philanthropy is a panacea that can bridge all gaps is a fallacy,” and resources into addressing these issues.” Buffett said his son had visited 58 countries by the time he went to colsays Karoff. “A baby won’t fix a bad marriage; philanthropy won’t make a lege—and “our destinations weren’t places like Paris and Cancún.” Three dysfunctional family functional once more.” Gillian Howell, the national Philanthropic Solutions group executive at of the children now sit on the board of Buffett’s foundation, and trustees US Trust, says it’s best to start preparing both sides to make compromises are designated $20,000 apiece every year to direct to projects of their own as early as possible. “One of the most memorable events I witnessed choice that fit within the broader mission of the foundation. ideas and visions to the table.” Long before they are old enough to understand just how wealthy their family is or what philanthropy involves, children or grandchildren can develop an understanding of their privileged situation by becoming engaged in volunteer work, through a school, religious organization, or some kind of entity alongside their parents. “A grandparent or parent can say they’ll donate money that’s equivalent to the amount of time they put in, too,” explains Melissa Berman, president and CEO of New York–based Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, who notes that family vacations or extended family reunions can also include a volunteer initiative that all family members can share: a park cleanup, perhaps, or, as children get older, a Habitat for Hu manity building project.

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aking a flexible strategy with the legal and financial components of philanthropic giving is as essential as when dealing with generational differences. For decades, the family foundation has been the default-giving vehicle. While foundations allow a family unlimited, multigenerational control over grant making, the tax deductions for contributions are less generous than for other vehicles, such as donor-advised funds. (For instance, if donating company stock, family members can deduct its cost; if they are donating to a donor-advised fund, they can deduct the often significantly higher fair market value of those securities.) By some estimates, 70 percent of all foundations have assets of less than $1 million, a level that most experts consider to be inefficient. Michael Cole, president of Ascent Private Capital Management, says that while a foundation—which requires its members to keep tabs of investments, governance, and taxes as well as evaluating and monitoring grants—can be “a great financial parenting and educational tool,” unless a family has or plans to donate more than $10 million to the foundation, the administrative costs are too high to justify this option. The other most popular vehicle is the donor-advised fund, established under the umbrella of sponsoring organizations, such as community foundations. In recent years a range of nonprofits and special divisions of banks and investment companies like Fidelity have offered opportunities for families to establish their own DAFs. However, there are more constraints: Donors can only suggest or advise, rather than dictate, where they want grants to go; and children who serve as advisors cannot earn a salary for doing so. But for a growing number of families, the lower

overhead costs, higher tax deductions, and the increasing ability to bring in children or grandchildren as “co-advisors” are outweighing some of the disadvantages. While families might want to ponder the tax considerations associated with various philanthropic vehicles, the decision about whether or not to be philanthropic is almost never made for financial reasons. “The tax breaks you get for charitable giving are no greater than those you get for losing money in the stock market, and nobody invests in stocks with the intent of losing money,” points out Ramsay Slugg, wealth strategies advisor at US Trust. For Howard Buffett, the biggest challenge for philanthropists isn’t whether to set up a foundation or DAF. “The worst thing you can do is to live in your comfort zone,” he says. In the late 1980s, Buffett and his siblings were each allowed to determine the target(s) of $100,000 per year for their parents’ new family foundation. In 1999, each of the children received $26.5 million from their parents to start their individual foundations. “Hey, many of my ideas were stupid,” he admits, recalling the notion of funding a camel dairy for Western Sahara refugees. “You learn fast to think hard about what to support, but at least the mistakes were small, while the lessons were big.” Nonetheless he encourages his children to venture into new areas. “I can be a bit of a dictator, but I know that it’s important for the next generation to challenge me, to have someone with a view that’s a little less myopic ask me tough questions. These are the formative experiences that they’ll be putting in their memory banks and drawing on in the decades to come.” OD

The Sport of Giving

From athletes to politicans, the push continues for action-based philanthropy among Miami’s young and wealthy. By most standards, the state of Florida has a problem when it comes to young offenders: The rate at which the state has imprisoned youthful malefactors is 40 percent higher than the national rate, by some accounts. Unsurprisingly, this trend has captured the interest and attention of Miami-area philanthropists, each of whom is intent on finding a creative way to reach at-risk youth and improve the odds that they’ll become engaged and productive adults. Many of the donors themselves have encountered some of the same obstacles that those they seek to help battle with day in and day out. Miami Heat player Shane Battier was all too aware that without basketball, a college education at Duke University would have been out of reach; his family couldn’t have afforded the tuition, while at the same time earning

too much to qualify for a full ride. Meanwhile, Battier’s wife, Heidi, witnessed the same phenomenon teaching high school students in Memphis, Tennessee, kids who might thrive if they had the opportunity. Now the Battier family’s nonprofit teams up with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami, among other groups, to fund college scholarships (wementor.org). Other Miami professional sports players are raising funds for and underwriting mentoring and advocacy programs, subsidizing healthcare initiatives, and providing support for different kinds of programs. Another Miami Heat player, Dwyane Wade, established Wade’s World Foundation (wadesworldfoundation.org), whose mission extends to promoting solid relationships between fathers and their children. (Initiatives have included a father-and-son mentor basketball camp.)

While many of the programs—including former NFL player Jason Taylor’s foundation—revolve around sports, they also emphasize education. Perhaps the most dramatic initiative to transform the outlook for at-risk kids in the Miami area is the upcoming launch of a SEED School: a 24/7 boarding school that will take sixth graders from impoverished, crime-ridden neighborhoods and prepare them to compete for places at Ivy League colleges by the time they graduate in 2021. The initiative, backed by Tia Diaz-Balart, wife of Republican Congressman Mario DiazBalart and Terremark founder Manny Medina (now the chairman and CEO of Median Capital Partners investment firm), still needs to raise $50 million over the next two or three years from some of these Miami-area philanthropists who may share their vision for at-risk children.

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New York street artist Kenny Scharf putting up his mural for Wynwood Walls. Over 300 artists have left their mark on the neighborhood in the last three years alone.

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The untold story of how

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t the moment, Wynwood is an unlikely, and therefore exciting, mélange. The line out the door at Panther Coffee, once the dominion of the young, scruffy hip, is studded with property prospectors in slacks. Ducati is opening a store up the street. Two new condos are slated to break ground half a block west, yet there’s a clutch of feral chickens in a side lot. The neighborhood is so hot The New York Times website ran a video on Wynwood style. You wouldn’t have recognized it from how it was six years ago. At that time, it was a desolate, mostly drab, and sometimes dangerous warehouse district outlined by working-class housing. I worked in the area, and it was hard to find a sandwich, or even anyone to say hello to. I was even held up at gunpoint, although admittedly only once. Why the eruptive change? In a word, graffiti— acre after acre of resplendent colors, massive images, ideas, turmoil: a curvy 10-foot tree goddess, a horned man-beetle the size of a van,

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all of Wynwood’s street art, says over 300 artists have created here in the past three years. During the six days of Art Basel Miami Beach 2013, 50,000 people came to visit Wynwood Walls, Goldman Properties’ mural park. It’s not just street art that’s blossomed. Property

During the six days of Art Basel Miami Beach 2013, 50,000 people came to visit Goldman Properties’ mural park. just opened a 5,000-square-foot showroom, and Zak The Baker is opening up shop shortly. There’s even word of a hotel and 500 residential units in the next five years. Robert William de los Rios, the man behind wynwoodmap.com, a site that aspires to catalogue

values are climbing fast. Retail rented for $10 a square foot in 2003. Today it’s $40 on coveted streets such as NW Second Avenue in the mid 20s, and North Miami Avenue in the 30s. Warehouses might have sold for $40 a square foot in 2000. Today, depending on location, it’s $250 to $300,

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own the building, and the two teamed up according to Tony Cho, president and and completed the Haring project. The CEO of Metro 1 Properties. And it’s all passion of the public response was not because of the paint. If the stakeholders lost on Goldman. He would later write handle the change thoughtfully, what is that the Wynwood concept came to him now wonderful might just continue to be. as a 4 AM vision—“Wynwood’s large stock Graffiti is normally considered ABOVE: Miami property developer Tony Goldman had the vision vandalism by landowners. Artists are of warehouse buildings, all with no for Wynwood Walls back in 2008; TOP: Wall Street Labyrinth by the Spanish artist Liqen. arrested, sometimes tragically, as with windows, would be my giant canvases to the death last year of Israel Hernandezcreate and display the greatest street art Wynwood. “What it had was pedestrian Llach (aka Reefa), who died after being struck ever seen in one place.” Goldman Properties potential, great light, and the setting for an arts with a stun gun by Miami Beach police. Yet in would use the 18 walls just up the block from Joey’s district,” he wrote in The Wynwood Walls and Wynwood, landowners cultivate artists, and Italian Café, which they had opened that year, as a artists ask permission to work. How did the hood Doors book. “I love revitalizing run-down, starting point. Goldman asked Deitch, who had abandoned historic communities! That’s what become a freewheeling outdoor museum where an expertise in street art, to partner as a curator. turns me on!” everyone seems to get along? If forced to hang it Goldman would offer air fair, a hotel, and supplies After buying in the area, Goldman was on one name, that name would be Tony to the artists, and give them an outsized wall to looking for a way to make it charismatic. In 2008, Goldman, who passed away in 2012. Goldman paint without worry of arrest. “People are always was a property developer responsible, in part, for he found it. Jeffrey Deitch, then a gallerist in Soho, asking me how much I’m being paid for this wall wanted to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Keith the rebirth of New York’s Soho as well as South or that wall,” says Shepard Fairey, one of Haring’s birth by re-creating the artist’s famous Beach. His method has often been to establish a Goldman’s first artists, and probably the most beachhead in forsaken neighborhoods by buying mural of dancing figures on the same building at famed street artist in America today. “I go, ‘Look, Bowery and Houston Street where the artist had up land and opening restaurants. In 2004 and not being arrested is being paid enough.’” The created it in the early ’80s. Goldman happened to 2005, Goldman bought over 25 properties in formula worked. The first batch of artists also

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Shepard Fairey (RIGHT) laying out one of his pieces to be pasted up.

“Everyone is walking around as if they

were stoned

because you’re always seeing something new.” —DAVID POLINSKY

Shepard Fairey, whose work helped fuel the street art scene in Miami and globally, talks about how his style evolved out of fear of arrest, and why he’s kept his iconic aesthetic. Has your style changed as a result of landlords giving you walls? I used to wheat paste all my murals because I could paint and screen-print on paper, and then put it together in a modular way very quickly, so I could do a lot of the difficult work in my studio, safely, and then go out and quickly glue it up on the wall [and evade capture]. Now that I’m given walls, I paint them. It lasts longer. The aesthetics are very similar, but it just means I can spend more time on-site and make it more permanent. My aesthetic of two, three colors and more iconic, simpler images with decorative elements that can work as one-color stencils—that all developed out of the need for speed and simplicity. So, really, my style evolved out of those constraints, and now that I don’t have as many constraints, I still stick to what I think is memorable and unique. Did you paint the portrait of Tony Goldman that’s in the Walls now? Yeah, that’s all painted. My original mural there was wheat pasted, but it started to wear down. Then, very sadly, Tony died, and so that was even more of an incentive to do a new mural. Some of the figures that are in the mural were people that we both admired. Janet [Goldman] sent me a list of cultural, political, and musical heroes of Tony’s. Beyond Wynwood Walls, did you create anything in Miami when you were here for Art Basel? I did go out and do some wheat pasting in Wynwood. I’m out stickering, I’m out putting up simple posters, and then I’m out doing murals.

oldman always gave the artist carte blanche, which allowed artists such as Barry McGee, Vhils, and Liqen to thrust themes of disenfranchisement, homelessness, and materialism in the face of a boom-and-bust city, a city with a tradition of opulence and class inequality. Wynwood abuts Overtown, one of the most underserved areas of Miami. Race riots occurred in both Wynwood and adjacent Liberty City in the ’80s and ’90s. And the Walls wouldn’t exist at all were it not for the fact that Wynwood, post WWII, was a resortwear manufacturing hotbed fueled by low-cost immigrant labor living there. As that industry declined, so did the area. “Everything was considered dangerous,” says celebrity photographer Manny Hernandez, who grew up in Wynwood in the 1980s. After the success of Wynwood Walls, and the energy it brought to the block, other landlords began to follow suit, and a tradition was created. There are no rules, to speak of, but there are manners. Robert William de los Rios has become somewhat of an agent between artists and landlords. “There’s the respect of going up to the artist that’s currently there [on the wall] and saying, ‘Hey, you know, we want to put someone else on this wall. If you’d like, we can put you somewhere else. Let’s get something fresh.’”

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From Paste to Paint

included the likes of Barry McGee and Clare Rojas from San Francisco; Swoon, Futura, and Kenny Scharf from New York; the duo Os Gêmeos from Brazil; and Miami artist Jim Drain. They began painting the 18-walled alcove five months before Art Basel Miami Beach 2009. By the time the fair came to town, the Walls were complete and were a smash hit.

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The result is a semi-controlled visual chaos. “It’s just so fun—everyone is walking around as if they were stoned because you’re always seeing something new,” says David Polinsky, the developer of 250 Wynwood, which is about to break ground as the area’s first residential project since graffiti defined the neighborhood.

hen Goldman created the Walls, he tapped into a vein, but the art-focused blood in that vein had been flowing for years. As early as 1999, photographer Paul Greco was holding art gatherings at Charcoal Studios, a live/work space he bought after experiencing a warehouse lifestyle in Paris. Developer David Lombardi, who now owns 40 properties in the area, saw the first glimpses of an art scene after meeting Greco and attending an opening at the pioneering Dorsch Gallery in 2000. It inspired him to convert factories into loft space, as well as build Wynwood Lofts in 2005. “What really spurred it was cheap, well-located space,” says Cho. “This story has repeated itself all over the world. Artistic people are usually people without a lot of means,” and Wynwood fit the bill. “I first bombed down there in 2004,” says Shepard Fairey. “I have friends from Miami that were like, ‘Oh, you know, Wynwood, that’s where the cool, grimy stuff is bubbling up.’” One of those friends was Books IIII Bischof, who focused Fairey on Wynwood because of its cred with skate culture and street art. Bischof ran with artists from Objects Art Space, a gallery that focused on street art, and others. They often painted in the area. Bischof’s random acts of graffiti became somewhat organized when in 2007 he and local

Collaborative piece by Luis Valle, Diana Contreras, and Buddah Funk.

Wynwood Timeline

The evolution of a neighborhood, from art to real estate.

1950s Wynwood warehouses serve Miami’s booming resortwear industry. Later industries in the area include shipping and bottling plants. Over the next 40 years, the area sees economic decline. 252

1990 Wynwood’s mostly Puerto Rican population riots after a group of Miami police officers were acquitted in the death of a suspected Puerto Rican drug dealer.

2000 Dorsch Gallery (now Emerson Dorsch) opens, helping to establish an arts scene in one of the more desolate areas of Miami.

2004 Books IIII Bischof brings Shepard Fairey to “get up” in Wynwood.

2004–2005 Goldman Properties buys over 25 properties in Wynwood.

2005 David Lombardi completes Wynwood Lofts.

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artist Typoe Gran created Primary Flight. He gathered artists from across America, contacted landlords, promised to buff the wall clean if they didn’t like the results, and managed to put up lots of legal graffiti, all timed to Art Basel. A street art turning point came in 2008. Bischof had set Fairey Mural collaboration up with a wall on the Dorissa Building on 29th between Fintan Magee and Hoxxoh. Street and North Miami Avenue (where Suviche Wynwood now sits). As Shepard painted into dusk, a crowd gathered. “It was like a rock concert,” says Bischof. “The sun was going down, and we didn’t have enough money [for lights] for him to paint in the night. And so the cops pull up and put their headlights on the wall so that Shepard could continue to work. I think the crowd was so intense they decided to help out. That was a moment we knew we had something.” Despite that zeitgeistcop moment, Primary Flight tapered off in 2011. “I think in a lot of ways, Books was a pioneer and Tony Goldman was able to build off of some of the momentum that Books had established,” says Fairey. “The Goldmans helped it achieve a critical mass.” In the end, Goldman gathered enough talent and had enough walls to create a tipping point. With the rise of the murals, and thus the property values (some artists are already being priced out of studios), there’s no telling exactly what will happen in Wynwood. Will the painted warehouses be replaced by endless condos? Will Wynwood eat itself? Goldman Properties wants to see a sort of rich urban ecosystem akin to Williamsburg or the West Village. “You have smaller buildings that each have their own identity and create an exciting scale,” says Joseph Furst, Goldman Properties’ Wynwood director. “That’s where we want to go here.”

2007 Bischof and Typoe Gran launch Primary Flight, a curated street art series timed to Art Basel Miami Beach, where some of America’s top painters put up pieces around Wynwood and other neighborhoods.

2008 Joey Goldman (Tony’s son) opens Joey’s Italian Café on NE Second Avenue and 25th Street.

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2009 In collaboration with Jeffrey Deitch, Tony Goldman creates Wynwood Walls, an alcove of 18 walls painted by the world’s top street artists. Later, Goldman Properties goes on to expand with Wynwood Doors and Outside The Walls.

2009–present Other landlords in the area begin to cultivate artists to paint their buildings.

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ut think of über-cool low-rise Venice, in Los Angeles; thousands of people live within three blocks of the main drag. About three people live within three blocks of Wynwood’s main drag. “The reality is that retail is soft, still, in this neighborhood,” Furst says. “We really need some residential here to make the retail pop. That’s the missing link.” The issue is zoning. Most of the area is limited to 36 residential units an acre, which makes for big, expensive units. It’s untenable if you want an interesting “creative class” as tenants. He and others in the Wynwood Business Improvement District are vying for 150 units per acre and a voluntary eight-story height limit. The consensus among the players is that no one wants to re-create Brickell—this isn’t about luring pre-construction South American money. And so it begins. David Polinsky is breaking ground behind Panther Coffee on 250 Wynwood, with 11 live/work spaces averaging 1,600 square feet and street art curated by local gallerist/It boy Anthony Spinello. Another building is going up with 70 units and 50,000 square feet of

ground-floor retail across the street. Goldman just received an upzoning to 150 units per acre for one of its projects. Perhaps the biggest wildcard in the game is Moishe Mana, the New Yorker who got in early on Manhattan’s Meatpacking District and now owns the 22-acre lot where Kendrick Lamar performed at Mana Wynwood during Art Basel. His plot is big enough for a custom-zoned Special Area Plan. Who knows where that might lead? And how do you keep it cool? “It’s not just curating art, it’s curating tenants,” says Goldman Properties’ CEO (and Tony’s daughter) Jessica Goldman Srebnick, who sees the value of Target in Midtown but not in Wynwood. “I don’t want a cookie-cutter product because I’m not that kind of client,” she says with a bit more emotion than expected. Historically, Miami’s land development habits have shown little restraint. But maybe, just maybe, we’ve learned from our hangovers and would rather savor a glass of small-batch bourbon than do generic shots in rapid succession. In the

meantime, the art is beautiful, stunning, changing. “When people see it in person, it’s powerful—the way a great mural changes the landscape,” says Fairey. String several hundred murals together and you have a gift, a sense that anything could happen. There is something cultivated yet feral, dynamically unfinished. “It looks like complete madness,” says Bischof. “You know it’s alive, because the artwork is shifting so quickly.” Let’s hope we can keep it that way. OD

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Welcome to the 2014 Sony Open On behalf of the entire tournament staff, I want to welcome you to the 2014 Sony Open. The past 12 months have been an exciting time for the event. Prior to last year’s tournament, with your support, we were able to get voter approval for a Crandon Park Tennis Center upgrade that will greatly enhance the site as well as extend our lease with Miami-Dade County ensuring that the Sony Open, and its $380 million in economic impact each year, will stay in Miami for the long term future. The best part of the agreement is that the upgrades will be funded by tournament revenues, with, as promised, no taxpayer money being used. Since the passage of the referendum, we have worked long and hard with the County to get all of our plans ready and contracts signed in order to keep the process moving forward. Last November we passed another milestone when we received project approval from the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners. We still have some major hurdles to cross, but I wanted to let you know that we are continuing to work towards breaking ground after this year’s tournament. We are committed to the project and improving all areas of the event so we can remain the most glamorous tournament in tennis and a leader in the sport. I think you can tell we are very excited about the future of the tournament, but as excited as we are for the future, we are just as excited to welcome you to this year’s Sony Open. We hope you take the opportunity to enjoy all we have to offer. As always, it is our goal to exceed all of your needs and expectations, and to provide you with a fun, friendly and safe experience. We pride ourselves in offering our guests a full day or evening of entertainment, and making sure no matter what your interest, there is always something for you to enjoy. We are more than just a tennis event. Whether it is the best in fashion, food, shopping, musical performances or the most talented tennis players in the world, the Sony Open will always keep you entertained. You don’t have to be a tennis fan to have a great time during our event. During your time with us, please make sure to stop by the Xperia Display Center to try out all the new Sony Mobile products. If you are looking for a place to relax, you can visit one of our many restaurants, bars, or coffee shops. Assembling this event requires thousands of hours of preparation and execution by a wide variety of people. Our tireless staff, sponsors, vendors, volunteers, ball people, the ATP World Tour, the WTA, Miami-Dade County, and tennis’ top players have come together to make this global event the best of its kind in the world. We would like to thank Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez and the Board of County Commissioners for hosting our tournament on this wonderful site. We would also like to recognize the great efforts of Jack Kardys, Director of the Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department, for all he and his staff do in preparing this facility for the Sony Open each year. As always, if you have any questions or would like to give us your feedback, stop by our Guest Service Center where our multilingual staff will be happy to assist you. You can also ‘Like’ us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or download our official tournament mobile application to find out about special events and promotions happening onsite. Sincerely,

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Greetings! As Mayor and on behalf of the 2.5 million residents of Miami-Dade County, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 Sony Open at the Crandon Park Tennis Center.

Carlos A. Gimenez Mayor

Sports are an important part of the Miami-Dade County tradition and we are honored to host the Sony Open tournament and festivities, which draw visitors from every corner of the globe. These events not only impact our economy, but give us an opportunity to introduce visitors and viewers around the world to our community. We are home to people from over 156 countries, who communicate in more than 64 different languages. Miami-Dade County is proud of its diversity and this worldrenowned event is a wonderful addition to our multi-cultural programs. If you are visiting, I encourage you to take advantage of our world-class beaches, hotels, restaurants, shopping, attractions, arts and culture, and recreation. I wish all of the participating players every success and all attendees an enjoyable experience. Sincerely,

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PAST CHAMPIONS RAISE THE BUTCH BUCHHOLZ CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY Novak Djokovic

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Victoria Azarenka

Andy Roddick Andy Murray

Andy Murray

Roger Federer

Kim Clijsters Victoria Azarenka

Nikolay Davydenko

Serena Williams

Novak Djokovic

Serena Williams

Roger Federer

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Andy Roddick

Serena Williams

Andre Agassi

Serena Williams

Andre Agassi

Serena Williams

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Venus Williams

Richard Krajicek

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Marcelo Rios

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Thomas Muster

Martina Hingis

Serena Williams

Svetlana Kuznetsova

Andre Agassi

Steffi Graf

Pete Sampras

Martina Hingis

Jim Courier

Monica Seles Andre Agassi

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Pete Sampras

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Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario

Michael Chang

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Andre Agassi

Tim Mayotte

Ivan Lendl

Monica Seles Gabriela Sabatini

Mats Wilander

Steffi Graf

Miloslav Mecir

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Yahooooo!!! Are you ready? Do you think you can handle it? This is THE big time, folks! The most glamorous tennis tourney in the world, the Sony Open, is opening up on Key Biscayne starting March 17th and running through March 30th! The time is now! You must get your tix today for this annual limited engagement!!! Yipppeeee!!! Run, don’t walk or just visit www.sonyopentennis.com for the full scoop!! Hold on as this ride revs up and zooms right off the starting block with fast paced serves, sports icons and fun loving fans. Prepare to be amazed with the best in tennis. Now, I know you are looking to watch intense, high-energy tennis matches but seriously, there’s so much more to the Sony Open than witnessing that little round ball slamming back and forth (although we love it!) Clink, clink! The bubbly is flowing as guests saunter to the Moët & Chandon Champagne and Sushi Lounge to savor the divine taste of champagne while soaking up the phenomenal atmosphere onsite at the Sony Open. Did I mention the magic words? Sushi and oysters! What better way to get in the mood than a little fresh seafood! Nothing but the best for the Sony Open’s sophisticated spectators. So sit back, relax and indulge in a plethora of treats created just for you at the Sony Open! Picture yourself chilling out while the world’s movers and shakers gaze your way as you sip on a Sapphire Ace, the official Sony Open cocktail, in the Bombay Sapphire Lounge! You absolutely can’t miss the continual soiree Bombay is throwing for the next two weeks. You never know who you might meet or see at the Sony Open! The jet-set crowd includes celebs like reality sensation Kim Kardashian, Grammy Award winner Gloria Estefan, Academy Award winner Tommy Lee Jones, three-time Indy Race Car winner Helio Castroneves, and so many more. They have ogled as this sport’s super stars battle it out on our famous purple courts for the coveted Sony Open trophy. Yes, the hip and hap-

pening audience swoops down each year in March— leaving the cold and the boredom behind to revel and partake in the chic, sexy and sports-worthy competition in Miami. Always a blast! Now, grab that exotic cocktail and sashay right across the way from Bombay’s plush venue to get the down-low on the latest and trendiest tech devices at the Sony Zone. I mean, if you don’t have the coolest gadget around, the styling team at Sony will solve your prob lickety split! While you’re at it, browse the high-end shops for anything from a sporty t-shirt to a shiny new Audi. Whoosh! Feeling a little famished? Me too! Grab your fork and follow me to dive into the most spectacular feast! From succulent burgers and mouthwatering fish to sweet crepes and yummy ice cream, the Sony Open is serving up appetizing winners in the fare category. Every which way you turn, you can’t miss scrumptious selections of entrees and must-have snacks, including tourney fav roasted almonds (I can smell them now) and warm salted pretzels!! And if your palette demands a more sophisticated taste, you will not believe the celebrity chefs making guest appearances at this year’s Collectors Club. Do not hesitate to treat yourself to a Collectors Club membership, guaranteeing flavorful dishes and recipes from world-renowned curators of cuisine such as Peter Vauthy from Red, The Steakhouse, Michelle Bernstein from

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Michy’s, Cindy Hutson from Ortanique and Oysters XO. Let them enchant you with cookbook giveaways, restaurant experience raffles, meet and greets, interviews, and so much more! Ok, let’s head over now to satisfy my craving! After you fulfill your tummy’s yearnings and catch a bit of the world-class tennis being played specifically for you, head on over to the center of the site for a thrilling lineup at the Sony Open Entertainment Stage. Electrifying interviews with tennis tour’s exhilarating stars, musical performances, rousing acts and even up close and personal visits from the furry inhabitants of Jungle Island and Zoo Miami continue to stir up the action at the Sony Open. Since you are smack down center of the Sony Open site checking out the party at the Entertainment stage, you know about a zillion eyes are focused on you! Oh boy, are you decked out in the most stylish fashion look? No worries, my friend, we have it under control. Look left and right— from FILA to all of the other top brands, the Sony Open offers the most cutting-edge women’s and men’s designs around. The formfitting tops and the flared skirts are all the rage in a selection of bright hues. Love it! The Sony Open invites you to shop until you drop and don the latest in this fashion-forward city. Check it out first hand. Steph Sez Scoop: Here’s the deal— I am providing you with the 411 on how you (yes, you!) can be pampered and treat yourself to the premiere experience at the Sony. Listen up! The Collectors Club presented by Chateau Group Residences is calling your name. Join this members-only group and get whisked into an air-conditioned club featuring cocktails, seated lunch and dinner, and, believe me, so much more. This destination is calling you, so sign up today to the Collectors Club presented by Château Group Residences. Let your fingers lead you to a luxurious oasis at the Sony Open— simply call 305.442.3367 for all the details.

Steph Sez…Carpe Diem and live it up here at the Sony Open! Get all the scoop about the SO on http://www.facebook.com/sonyopen and follow us on http://www.twitter.com/SonyOpenTennis and, if you are eager to know who won at the early match and you have the evening session, no sweat! Just download the mobile apps. 2014 SONY OPEN OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT PROGRAM

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SLOANE STEPHENS “ HEALTHY LIVING IS IMPORTANT TO ME AND

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Top Ten Men RAFAEL NADAL | Age: 27 (03.06.1986) Residence: Manacor, Mallorca, Spain Birthplace: Manacor, Mallorca, Spain Height: 6’1” (185 cm) Weight: 188 lbs (85 kg) Plays: Left-handed As the reigning No. 1 player in the world, Rafael Nadal has set the bar high for his competitors. Already having won his 61st title at Doha, Nadal climbed to the No. 8 seat in the Open Era title-leaders list… and that’s only in 2014. Reemerging from an extended layoff due to an injury, Nadal returned to the competitive scene in 2013 with quite the comeback: 10 titles in a career-high 14 finals, including the French Open and the US Open. He became the first player to ever finish No.1 after a three year hiatus, and earned an astounding $14,000,000+ doing it. Rafael Nadal seeks his very first Sony Open championship title in 2014.

NOVAK DJOKOVIC | Age: 26 (22.05.1987) Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birthplace: Belgrade, Serbia Height: 6’2” (188 cm) Weight: 176 lbs (80 kg) Plays: Right-handed For the third straight year, this Serbian dynamo reached three Grand Slam finals in 2013, winning his sixth Major trophy at the Australian Open. Djokovic ranked in the top three for the seventh year in a row this past season, his first time at No. 2, due in large part to his seven titles and nine finals. With 16 career ATP Masters 1000 titles under his belt, as well as multiple Sony Open victories in 2007, 2011, and 2012, Novak Djokovic is a an obvious top contender for the 2014 Sony Open. *Rankings as of January 14, 2014 2014 SONY OPEN OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT PROGRAM

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DAVID FERRER | Age: 31 (02.04.1982) Residence: Valencia, Spain Birthplace: Javea, Spain Height: 5’9” (175 cm) Weight: 160 lbs (76 kg) Plays: Right-handed David Ferrer, runner-up in the 2013 Sony Open, is back and ready to claim what was almost his. Ferrer experienced his third straight year in the top five in 2013, remaining the No. 2 ranked Spaniard behind Rafael Nadal. He compiled an impressive seasonal resume; earning a career-high $4,868,953 and completing his 500th career match win at the 2013 Australian Open. Ferrer defended titles in both Buenos Aires and Auckland, and hopes to gain another at the 2014 Sony Open.

ANDY MURRAY | Age: 26 (15.05.1987) Residence: London, England Birthplace: Dunblane, Scotland Height: 6’3” (190 cm) Weight: 185 lbs (84 kg) Plays: Right-handed 2010 and 2013 Sony Open champion Andy Murray counted 2013 as the sixth straight season he finished in the top four. Making this possible were four notable titles of 2013, including Wimbledon, where he became the first British male to win at the All-England Club since Fred Perry in 1936. Following an interruption in his season due to recovery from lower back surgery, Murray made a remarkable return to the professional world, finishing runner-up in the 2013 Australian Open final. His Olympic gold medal, the first singles gold for Britain in over one hundred years, highlighted 2012. This year, Murray hopes to defend his Sony Open title.

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JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO | Age: 25 (23.09.1988) Residence: Tandil, Argentina Birthplace: Tandil, Argentina Height: 6’6” (185 cm) Weight: 214 lbs (97 kg) Plays: Right-handed This Argentina native reached the 2013 Top Ten rankings for the fourth time in six years after winning 50+ matches for the third time in his career. His career-high 65 wins were accumulated during the 2012 season, the most for an Argentine since 2003. Named the 2011 ATP Comeback Player of the year after returning from a wrist injury sustained in 2010, Juan Martin Del Potro is officially back and ready to gain his first Sony Open title.

ROGER FEDERER | Age: 32 (08.08.1981) Residence: Bottmingen, Switzerland Birthplace: Basel, Switzerland Height: 6’1” (185 cm) Weight: 187 lbs (85 kg) Plays: Right-handed In 2013, this child prodigy turned superstar became the oldest player to finish in the Top Ten since 2005 and the first player to finish in the Top Ten for 12 years in a row since 2001. With 17 Grand Slam titles, he holds the most in ATP history. This past season he successfully earned an incredible 77th career title as well, tying for No. 3 in the Open Era titles list. Roger Federer has remained a powerhouse in the professional arena since 1998, and he hopes to follow up his 2006 Sony Open title with another this year.

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TOMAS BERDYCH | Age: 28 (17.09.1985) Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birthplace: Valasske Mezirici, Czech Height: 6’5” (196 cm) Weight: 200 lbs (85 kg) Plays: Right-handed Finishing in the Top Ten for the fourth year in a row, Tomas Berdych reached the quarterfinals or better in 15 of 23 tournaments and reached a career-high No. 5 ranking in 2013. He assisted in defending the Davis Cup title for his country, the Czech Republic, by defeating Serbia in the longest cup match (7h1m) to date. In 2012, Berdych became the first Czech with three straight Top Ten seasons in 20 years, and he looks forward to maintaining his elite status starting with the 2014 Sony Open.

STANISLAS WAWRINKA | Age: 28 (28.03.1985) Residence: St. Barthelemy, Switzerland Birthplace: Lausanne, Switzerland Height: 6’ (183 cm) Weight: 179 lbs (81 kg) Plays: Right-handed This three-time Swiss No. 2 secured himself a Top Ten spot thanks to a hectic and competitive 2013 season. Wawrinka contested his first ATP World Tour final since 2011 in Buenos Aires and won his fourth ATP World Tour title at Oeiras. Later in the year, he returned from a short hiatus due to injury to reach the US Open semifinals, becoming the third Swiss man to ever reach a Grand Slam semifinal. Wawrinka hopes to continue this pace into the 2014 season, starting with a Sony Open victory.

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RICHARD GASQUET | Age: 27 (18.06.1986) Residence: Neuchatel, Switzerland Birthplace: Beziers, France Height: 6’1” (185 cm) Weight: 165 lbs (75 kg) Plays: Right-handed This past season marks the second year in a row Richard Gasquet has finished in the Top Ten. He became the 8th Frenchman in Open Era to win at least 300 matches on the ATP World Tour and earned a career-high $2,661,899. Winning a personal-best 50 matches and three titles in 2013 (for first time since 2006), Gasquet also went on to reach the US Open semifinals and the Monte-Carlo, Montreal, and Paris quarterfinals. He is returning to Miami after powering his way to the semifinals last year.

JO-WILFRIED TSONGA | Age: 28 (17.04.1985) Residence: Gingins, Switzerland Birthplace: Le Mans, France Height: 6’2” (188 cm) Weight: 200 lbs (91 kg) Plays: Right-handed This former ATP Newcomer of the Year (2007) and former ATP Most Improved Player of the Year (2008) has remained in the Top Ten five of the last six years. Tsonga made history in 2013 by becoming the first player to win an ATP World Tour title saving match points in two different matches in the same tournament since 2010. In 2012, Tsonga reached the quarterfinals or better in 15 tournaments, including five at ATP Masters 1000 events. He hopes the Sony Open will begin yet another impressive season.

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DINING 8. Collectors Club Presented by Château Group Residences 9. The Terrace 10. Moët & Chandon Champagne and Sushi Lounge 11. Bombay Sapphire Lounge 12. Ben & Jerry’s 13. Crepe Express 14. Puntino Pizza 15. Tacos & Tequila 16. Novecento 17. The Burger Joint 18. One Fish Two Fish 19. Bacardi Bar by Latin Café 20. Michelob ULTRA Beer Garden 21. Starbucks 22. Market Place Salads

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SHOPPING 23. IMG Academies 24. Jeffrey Scott Fine Magnetics 25. FILA Footwear Store 26. Tournament Souvenirs 27. Tournament Sports Shop 28. Tennis Plaza

29. Premier Display Island • Tourism Authority of Thailand • USANA • Argentina Tourism • MasterCard • Head Penn Racquet Sports • Bollé

30. USA Display Island • Bionic Band • Cortiglia • Key Biscayne Chamber of Commerce 31. THE COLLECTION 32. Authentic Tennis Memorabilia 33. Bollé 34. Nespresso Private Hospitality 35. Flywheel Sports 36. FILA 37. Champions Club presented by Itaú

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The Magic City— oh yes, Miami exudes nonstop action: enchanting beaches, wild parties, captivating citizens, decadent restaurants and, of course, breathtaking views. Wideeyed tourists travel across the globe just to set foot on our hallowed ground and revel in South Beach, dine Downtown and witness the most slamming tennis at the Sony Open. s The crowd gathers to eat, drink, shop, and celebrate Miami’s most glamorous sporting event

What draws the millions of globetrotters to the irresistibly charming city of Miami? Simple— the instantly relaxing yet scintillating emotion you feel as soon as you disembark that cruise ship, walk off the plane or simply open your car door when you arrive in our backyard! Stand up and give Miami a round of applause. There is simply no place like South Florida! Being a native Miami girl, I am extremely proud to share the numerous highlights of not only living in but visiting our charismatic city. Welcome to the most magnificent city in the world! From South Beach and Coral Gables to Key Biscayne and Bal Harbour, this is the place to be. Ask your friends up north how their March weather is treating them. In the middle of our “Winter”, surfers are hitting the waves, bikini-clad models flaunt their hard bodies on the sand, kids swim with the dolphins at the Miami Seaquarium and shoppers walk outside at the best designer mall in

the world, Bal Harbour Shops. Let’s face it, “there is no place like my home!” I know you are clicking your heels three times and wishing to be right here where all the action happens! Make your reservations now to extend your stay or why not throw your hands up in the air and just move here. The Miami magnetism is unstoppable! The Sony Open embraces tennis fans and scenesters every March to regale at their world-famous tourney each year. Miami is home to many distinctive and prominent events, including the South Beach Food and Wine Festival. Top chefs and food lovers flock to South Beach annually to take a huge bite out of the culinary creations served up by the celeb chefs themselves, including Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray, Emeril Lagasse, Guy Fieri and a ton more. Speaking of stars, Miami has often been dubbed the Hollywood of the South with movies and television

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The fabulous people of Miami indulge in our world-famous nightlife alongside their favorite tennis stars at the annual Player Party at the JW Marriott Marquis

home. The Miami HEAT’s Big Three, featuring LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, burns up the court with their fancy moves in front of an even fancier crowd. Attending a game these days may be compared to working the fashion runway— the movers and shakers suit up for a styling night out on the town in our fair city. Mixing and mingling is the name of the game off the court. Right down the street, Miami is home to the absolutely amazing Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts. The Arsht Center entertains and educates South Floridians and visitors through cultural experiences and performing arts including musicals, plays, operas, symphonies, concerts and more. Before or after any performance, the “thing” to do is, of course, eat!!! There is no shortage of “sin”sational restaurants in South Florida. From fav staples like the delectable crabs and key lime pie at Joe’s

The Main Stadium fills to the brim with spectators eager to see some high-energy tennis

Stone Crab and the juicy steak and ocean views at Smith and Wollensky to the delish fare and buzzing scenes at Nobu and Zuma; as well as the over-thetop presentation and taste at Barton G. or the always spectacular Ola— face it, Miami’s landscape of eateries boasts the best. So much to do and see, yet, so little space to give you the inside scoop. You can’t miss the old Deering Estate of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens and the unique homes built in the middle of the ocean— yes, jump on a jetski or take an afternoon cruise on the Biscayne Bay and check out Stiltsville. And what about Museum Park? Aaah! With the Perez Art Museum just opening and the Frost Museum of Science on its way up, Miami won’t stop growing and will no doubt dazzle and surprise you with each new visit!!! Steph Sez…jump in feet first and experience all that Miami serves up!!!

shows galore being filmed here— from Miami Vice and Scarface to Bad Boys featuring Will Smith, and most recently Burn Notice. Palm trees parted as Sylvester Stallone first set foot down here as well as the Material Girl herself, Madonna. The social elite, business moguls and fashionistas can’t resist Miami’s draw of fun in the sun, all night long clubbing and the young and gorgeous at every turn. Paparazzi snap away as limos, Ferraris and cabs pull up at the legendary clubs. Yes, the clubs— well, the velvet rope runs long and tight on South Beach. We find fine men and women gearing up for hours of partying, dancing and rubbernecking at the hottest spots. World famous DJs spin and musical acts perform at LIV at the Fontainebleau hotel, Story, Mansion and FDR at the Delano to the streets of Downtown and Wynwood at Bardot, Grand Central and Hyde at the American Airlines Arena. The Triple A rocks for hours, mostly because the three-time NBA World Champion basketball team calls it their

The talented Christina Mchale and I are all smiles as we catch up during some Sony Open downtime

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Take a gander at what your fav tennis stars love most about Miami. Name one thing in Miami you are eager to do. Serena Williams: Play the Sony Open tournament! Best place to shop? Maria Sharapova: Bal Harbor Shops. The craziest thing I ever did in Miami was… Serena Williams: Sleep on the beach to watch the sunrise. What is your most delish Miami dish? Maria Sharapova: Anything at Zuma. What is your favorite aspect of Miami? Serena Williams: The skyline. Name who you think is Miami’s most famous star. Maria Sharapova: Currently, I would say LeBron James. In addition to the Sony Open, what about Miami draws you to South Florida each year? Serena Williams: Definitely the people.

What is the absolute best hang out spot in Miami? Serena Williams: Soho House. The coolest neighborhood/best address to live in Miami is… Serena Williams: North Bay Rd. When I visit Miami, I absolutely must... Serena Williams: Go straight to the hotel, lay on the beach, and eat ceviche. I can never leave Miami without... Serena Wiliams: Going to Dolphins and Heat games! The coolest neighborhood/best address to live in Miami is… Maria Sharapova: I spend most of my time in Brickell when I am here. There are so many restaurants and shops, and it’s easy to get to the tennis center on Key Biscayne.

What is Miami’s finest hotel? Maria Sharapova: The Four Seasons Brickell What is your first outing when you arrive in Miami? Serena Williams: The beach! What is your favorite aspect of Miami? Maria Sharapova: I love the warm weather and culture. People in Miami are from all over, so there are a lot of different influences.

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Top Ten Women SERENA WILLIAMS

Age: 32 (September 26, 1981) Residence: Palm Beach Gardens, FL, USA Birthplace: Saginaw, MI, USA Height: 5’9 Weight: 155 lbs. Plays: Right-handed Last year Serena Williams’ record could be described with one word: consistency. Securing 11 titles of the 13 finals she reached in 2013, Serena also conquered her second French Open as well as last year’s Sony Open. Her win in Miami was her record sixth Sony Open title. Not only was this the third time Serena ended the season number one in the rankings, but it was also the fifth time she took home the US Open title in her career. Serena was named ‘World Champion’ for the fourth time and second year in a row.

VICTORIA AZARENKA

Age: 24 Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birthplace: Minsk, Belarus Height: 6’ Weight: 154 lbs. Plays: Right-handed In the number two spot sits Victoria Azarenka, who, in 2013, defended her Australian Open title and played vigorously throughout the year despite injury. Although Azarenka did not participate in the Sony Open last year, she took home the title two years prior and seeks her third win in Miami this year. This past year Azarenka also defended her championship title in Qatar and reached the US Open final for the second consecutive year.

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MARIA SHARAPOVA | Age: 26 Residence: Bradenton, FL, USA Birthplace: Nyagan, Russia Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 130 lbs. Plays: Right-handed After starting the season by breaking the record for fewest games dropped heading into a Grand Slam semifinal at the 2013 Australian Open, Maria Sharapova reached the Indian Wells final without dropping a set, winning the tournament and later earning her 29th career title in Stuttgart. Despite shoulder injuries, Sharapova competed and advanced to the final round in both the 2013 Madrid Open and the 2013 French Open. Sharapova was also a contender in last year’s Sony Open final and seeks to secure the championship title this year.

LI NA | Age: 31 Residence: Wuhan, China Birthplace: Wuhan, China Height: 5’7 Weight: 143 lbs. Plays: Right-handed In the 2013 Australian Open, Li gave an inspiring performance in the championship round, persevering through both an ankle injury and a hit to the back of her head after falling on the court. This display of determination earned her a huge applause and respect from both the audience and the tennis community. Li withdrew from several other events in 2013, but returned from her hiatus for last year’s Sony Open; she went on to qualify for the semifinals at the US Open and quarterfinals at Wimbledon. In the WTA Championships, Li Na not only advanced to the final, but she also made history by achieving a career-high No. 3 ranking, the highest ever by Asian player, male or female.

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AGNIESZKA RADWANSKA | Age: 24 Residence: Krakow, Poland Birthplace: Krakow, Poland Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 123 lbs. Plays: Right-handed After appearing in the Sony Open in 2012, Radwanska won her second straight tournament at the Apia International and reached the quarterfinals of both the Australian Open and the French Open in 2013. She advanced to the semifinals at Wimbledon and the final of the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford, California. Radwanska was also voted 2013’s WTA Fan Favorite Singles Player for the third consecutive year.

PETRA KVITOVA | Age: 23 Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birthplace: Bilovec, Czech Republic Height: 6’ (1.82 m) Weight: 154 lbs. (70 kg) Plays: Left-handed At only 21 years old, Petra Kvitova won the 2011 Wimbledon Championship and returned two years later in 2013 to secure a spot in the tournament’s quarterfinals. With a career-high No. 2 ranking, she maintained a Top Ten position in 2013 with a title victory at the Toray Pan Pacific Open and her 11th career title at an all-lefty final in Tokyo. Kvitova advanced into the late rounds of the 2013 China Open, landing herself in the tournament’s semifinals. She also made it to the semifinals of the WTA Tour Championship, ending the 2013 season as World No. 6.

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SARA ERRANI | Age: 26 Residence: Bologna, Italy Birthplace: Bologna, Italy Height: 5’ 4 ½” (1.64 m) Weight: 132 lbs. (60 kg) Plays: Right-handed Among her other numerous honors and highlights, Sara Errani made it to the final round of the 2012 French Open. She also reached the semifinals in the French Open and earned herself the coveted World No. 1 title in the Women’s Doubles rankings in 2013. Making numerous impressive appearances in both the singles and doubles categories throughout the year, Errani was a singles quarterfinalist at Indian Wells and in the Rogers Cup before contributing to a doubles title for Italy against Russia at the Fed Cup.

JELENA JANKOVIC | Age: 28 Residence: Dubai, UAE Birthplace: Belgrade, Serbia Height: 5’ 9 ½” (1.77 m) Weight: 130 lbs. (59 kg) Plays: Right-handed A competitive performance in the US Open, as well as a quarterfinals appearance in the French Open, catapulted Jelena Jankovic to a World No. 8 ranking in 2013. She was a finalist in both Beijing and Charleston and took home the title in Bogota last year. She has accumulated a whopping $15,391,549 in prize money and 13 career singles titles since her professional career began in 2000. Side note: Jelena most recently won an award for “Most Sympathetic Player” at a tournament in Istanbul.

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ANGELIQUE KERBER | Age: 25 Residence: Puszczykowo, Poland Birthplace: Bremen, Germany Height: 5’ 8” (1.73 m) Weight: 150 lbs. (68 kg) Plays: Left-handed She was a quarterfinalist in Brisbane, Madrid, Washington, and Beijing and a semifinalist in Sydney, Indian Wells, and Stuttgart. The year 2013 was anything but quiet for Angelique Kerber, who went on to become a finalist in Monterrey and Tokyo and win last year’s Linz title as well. Left-handed Kerber became the fifth German ever to be ranked in the Top Five in 2012 and remained in the Top Ten as World No. 9 for 2013.

CAROLINE WOZNIACKI | Age: 23 Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birthplace: Odense, Denmark Height: 5’ 10” (1.77 m) Weight: 139 lbs. (63 kg) Plays: Right-handed Finishing a fifth straight season in the Top Ten, 2013 was another impressive year on Caroline Wozniacki’s resume. She added a title from Luxembourg in 2013 and two other WTA titles in 2012 to her list, accumulating a total of 21 WTA tour titles at the young age of 23. Ranking No. 1 for the 2010 and 2011 seasons, Caroline hopes to make her way back up the charts with a 2014 Sony Open victory. As a side note, professional golfer Rory McIlroy recently proposed to Caroline, and she gladly accepted.

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QUICK FACTS Site Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Key Biscayne Stadium Capacity: 13,800 Grandstand Capacity: 4946

Parking General admission ticket holders may park on Virginia Key (one mile North of the Tennis Center), with free shuttle bus service to the parking area at Crandon Park. Directional signs will lead you to Virginia Key once across the Rickenbacker Causeway. MiamiDade County will provide Virginia Key parking for $12 per vehicle.

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Causeway toward Key Biscayne. Look for the parking signs.

Transit Bus service via the popular Route B Bus, also referenced as Route 102, covering the Brickell Metrorail Station, Brickell Business District, Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami Seaquarium, Crandon Park, City of Key Biscayne, and Cape Florida State Park, will make regular stops at the main entrance of the Tournament when heading toward the Village of Key Biscayne. It will also make regular stops across the street from the main entrance, along the east side of Crandon Boulevard, on its return route to Brickell. Public transportation information, including bus schedules, routes and fares, can be found at http://www.miamidade. gov/transit/ or by calling 311.

From the South: Take US1 (South Dixie Highway) to the Brickell Avenue exit. Stay right and follow the Rickenbacker Causeway toward Key Biscayne. Look for the parking signs. Prohibited Items Policy From the North: Take Interstate The following items are prohibited 95 South to the Key Biscayne and MAY NOT be brought onto exit. Follow the Rickenbacker the grounds: Sealed packages

of any kind; briefcases; hard coolers or like containers; glass bottles or cans; aerosol cans or noisemaking devices; alcoholic beverages; commercial video cameras or recording devices; computers or laptops; food (except in limited quantities, or for medical, dietary or infant purposes); weapons (regardless of permit); pets (unless a service animal); flags, banners, signs or laser pointing devices; tennis racquets; bicycles; scooters of any type; in-line skates; roller skates; skateboards; and any other items deemed unlawful or dangerous by the management of the Sony Open, in its sole discretion.

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