The Library of Us rises from the sands of Miami Beach as a 20-foot rotating beacon of stories, reflection, and cultural fragility. By day, it slowly turns beneath the Florida sun; by night, it glows against the ocean sky—inviting visitors into a quiet pause during the rush of Miami Art Week. Thousands of books revolve together in harmony, surrounded by water, echoing both the power and vulnerability of knowledge in a city shaped by climate and change. Artist: Es Devlin 📍 Faena Beach, Miami Beac

On the southern tip of Florida, Miami ’s South Beach (aka “SoBe”) is one of the most famous beaches in the country, and for good reason. The sand is white, the water is turquoise, and the atmosphere is lively, just as you’d expect. Here, you’ll find rollerbladers on the paths of the oceanfront park, surrounded by Art Deco buildings and neon signs. Others sunbathe on the beach, next to the purple, yellow, or red lifeguard towers with white stripes. You can surf and parasail here, or soak up the s