Douglas Markowitz is a Contributing Editor at the Miami New Times. He has covered art and music in South Florida for nearly a decade, focusing on themes such as urban art, digital art, and the film industry, while also exploring various aspects of arts and entertainment. Douglas has been featured in prominent publications including the Miami Herald, Hyperallergic, and The Art Newspaper.
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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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By: Douglas Markowitz
The festival returns to Fort Mifflin from September 18th through 20th.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The Vermont camping gathering is equipped with the duo's 42,000-watt LUV NRG sound system.
The artist, credited with popularising Colombian Caribbean music around the world, was 85.
By: Douglas Markowitz
White birch burns is out on June 24th via Trekkie Trax.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The free, one-day programme on June 18th consists of three panel discussions on industry themes and a mixer.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The May 29th event will feature DJ sets, live performances and a panel discussion.
The blockchain-based marketplace and streaming site was "unable to find a revenue strategy" to sustain the business.
The venue on Boulevard Saint-Laurent features a mobile DJ booth.
By: Douglas Markowitz
The Northern Quarter space has started a petition against a proposed 126-flat complex next door.
"Moonlight" turns 10, O Cinema screens a film unlike any you've seen before, and more.
