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Miami's "Bill Cunningham" documents city's cultural roots

Miami (USA), Nov 23 (EFE).- Art curator Barry Fellman has documented the "creative movement" that has emerged in Miami over the last decade, during which the "diverse and ever-changing” South Florida city, as he said in an interview with EFE, has become one of the cultural capitals of the world. "Over the last 10 to 15 years there has been an explosion of new energy in the city," said Fellman, who is always present with a camera at the most significant local cultural events and who many call the "Bill Cunningham" of Miami, a reference to the famous trend-spotting photographer for The New York Times. "Miami Creative, a Decade of Transformation" published by Letter16 Press brings together more than 200 photographs taken by Fellman in the last ten years and is a record of the "incredible period of time when Miami really transformed" and developed "deep roots in the arts and culture," the curator said.