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2014 Florida Documentary Film Festival Poster by UK Artist
David Caines
DocMiami International Film Festival has unveiled the poster for the Florida Documentary Film Festival, a new series designed to bring the film festival experience to various cities throughout the Sunshine State. Designed by artist David Caines of the U.K., the poster was revealed by DocMiami Director, Monica Rosales and Sugar Sand Park Special Event Coordinator Stacee Lanz.
David Caines is a visual artist and graphic designer based in London. He makes paintings, and regularly exhibits his work. His pictures attract a large following, and much of his work has been bought by private collectors. He curates group shows under the Salon16 banner, and in 2009 turned his house in North London into a gallery and opened it to the public.
His communications and design work includes projects for the Royal Academy of Arts, the Live Art Development Agency, the Man Booker Prizes and the BFI (British Film Institute).
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Recent Exhibitions:
Uneasy, Beaucatcher, London
September 2012 - January 2013
Superslingular, Bhvu, London
26 February - 20 March 2011
Salon16 presents Ordinary Monsters, London
September 2010
Winner, Bhvu Open, London
July 2010
Salon16 presents We Who Are Not As Others, London
June 2009
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Ida Haendel: This Is My Heritage - March 20th
 | | Honored Guest, Ida Haendel will be at this screening with a Special Film Introduction by Miami International Piano Festival Director, Gisselle Brodsky |
Directed by: Christine Jezior and edited by Oskar Jezior.Ida Haendel: This Is My Heritage, is an honest account of growing older, a story of solitude and one's total devotion and love for music. Ida Haendel, widely considered one of the finest violinists of the 20th century, does not attach too much weight to exact dates. Her actual age remains one of the best-kept secrets in the music world. A Jewish Polish-born British citizen who managed to flee the Nazis right before the outbreak of the war, she has been residing in Miami since the early 80s and now considers it her home. She is a flamboyant character with a sharp sense of humor who doesn't mind presenting the high and low points of her eventful life in a profoundly honest way. She hasn't given up dreaming and searching yet. Her biggest wish is to be able to continue playing her beloved violin as long as possible. Presented by docmiami.org. This film is not rated yet. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets Online at: DocMiami and Willow Theatre |
