FORUM Spring 2022

    “A Joyful Noise”

    Highlights:
    • Vietnam vet and activist Scott Camill speaks
    • An iconic amphitheater adorns Daytona Beach
    • Extraordinary images by self-taught artists
    • Creole gets contemporary with a Haitian-Miami chef
    • How Addison Mizner’s life story foiled Stephen Sondheim

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    ORAL HISTORY
    Listening to Vietnam vet and antiwar activist Scott Camill.

    TREASURE
    An iconic amphitheater adorns the Daytona Beach shore.

    CREATORS
    A Tampa museum showcases extraordinary images by self-taught artists.
    By Pam Daniel

    A TASTE OF FLORIDA
    Creole gets contemporary with a Haitian-Miami chef.
    By Dalia Colon

    SENSE OF PLACE
    Amy Bennett Williams pens an ode to her family’s Alva cottage.

    BY DESIGN
    How Addison Mizner’s impossibly complicated life story foiled the great Stephen Sondheim.
    By Robert Plunket

    MORE PERFECT UNION
    The mayor of Newberry on his town’s journey towards truth and reconciliation.

    THE QUIZ
    Test your Florida smarts.

    ON EXHIBIT
    Loving portraits of same-sex couples. State of Rock Eight superstar Florida electric guitarists led a revolution in rock and roll.
    By Bob Kealing

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    Publication Title

    FORUM Magazine

    Publication Date

    2022 – Spring

    FORUM Contents

    Creole & Haitian-Miami chef, Iconic Daytona amphitheater, Images by self-taught artists, Mizner’s story foiled Sondheim, Vietnam vet Scott Camill