Is a Wealth Tax a Philanthropic Policy?
Credit: Countable Taxation has long been a point of contention within the United States. From the early days of our forefathers chanting “No taxation without representation,” to nearly 250 years later with demands that we pay our fair share, it seems the issue of...
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How One Young Man Gives Back to Children in Need
Credit: Project Embrace Though Mohan Sudabattula’s parents immigrated to West Jordan, Utah 30 years ago, the culture and people of India are still close to the family. When Sudabattula was just 10 years old, his parents took him on a trip to their ancestral village....
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The Man Giving Dogs a Second Chance
Credit: Takis Shelter Six years ago, Theoklitos Proestakis (or “Takis” for short) was just like most of the other citizens on the Greek island of Crete. He worked a regular job in the night club industry and spent his free time with loved ones. He never expected that...
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Review: Dance Now Miami Performs “Bridges Not Walls”
From the title one surmises the latest work by Dance Now Miami, "Bridges Not Walls," is founded on an attempt to offer an alternative to protest and resistance. Resistance is a term often bandied about in contemporary cultural contexts since 2016, particularly among...
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Review: Werther by the Florida Grand Opera in Miami
The Florida Grand Opera (FGO)'s production of Werther at the Arsht Center in Miami displayed a touching level of humanity and an ethereal commitment to desire and to a musical form that pays tribute to the stakes of unrequited love. From the outset of the four-act...
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Exclusive Interview: Howard and Judy Ganek, Art Collectors and Philanthropists Extraordinaire
This interview was conducted at the home of husband and wife art collecting team, Howard and Judie Ganek. The Ganeks recently made news with a gift of more than 100 works from their prized collection to the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach as part of the...
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