Douglas Markowitz is a Contributing Editor at the Miami New Times. He has covered arts and entertainment in South Florida for nearly a decade, focusing on topics such as fine art, urban art, music genres, and nightlife. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, and Hyperallergic.
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Douglas Markowitz's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news in Miami, including art, music, concerts, and movies. Given his focus on event coverage and industry-specific aspects of the entertainment scene in Miami, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming events such as concerts, art exhibits or movie releases happening in Miami.
Pitching stories that highlight the unique cultural landscape of Miami or trends within its entertainment industry could also capture Douglas's attention. For example, providing insights into emerging artists or new cultural movements specific to the city could align with his coverage interests.
Since Douglas has a strong emphasis on local content for Miami-based readership, any pitch should specifically tie back to this geographic area.
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With many winter shows to be announced soon, this month is the calm before the art season storm.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The legendary photographer spent nine months documenting the cleanup in Lower Manhattan to complete his series “Aftermath”, which is currently on view at Florida’s NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale
By: Douglas Markowitz
Lance Oppenheim directed two of the year's most anticipated films: "Primetime," starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, and "You Can See Everything," profiling Elizabeth Holmes.
When it comes to this month’s local film events, there’s GEMS, and then there’s everything else.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The brand is also collaborating with local creatives and Friends of the Miami-Dade Public Library for customized perks.
By: Douglas Markowitz
MFF’s Awards Season spectacular includes highly anticipated movies from the fall festival circuit.
PAMM's late-October show is a must-see, but don't sleep on other museums and galleries this month.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The showcase features Indigenous-made films from around the world and coincides with Indigenous Peoples' Day.
By: Douglas Markowitz
Leslie Roberts’s lawyer says the disgraced gallerist has been key to helping authorities uncover other art-fraud cases
By: Douglas Markowitz
Clearly, Hollywood is as enamored with the new outlaw generation of tech as it was with gangsters and serial killers.
