Miami as Text

Vizcaya as Text - Brianna Rawls — Brianna Rawls of the FIU Honors College at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami

FIU HONORS COLLEGE
FACULTY
John William Bailly

Miami as Text is the world as seen by the students of John William Bailly of the FIU Honors College at Florida International University. The projects provide authentic reflections with juxtaposition of image and text. Neighborhood by neighborhood, place by place, object by object, young people respond by praise and criticism to The Magic City.

Miami as Text was founded by John William Bailly and German Etcheverry. The team also includes Stephanie Sepulveda and Isabella Marie Garcia.

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STUDENT BLOG PAGES
Espana Study Abroad
France Study Abroad
Italia Study Abroad
Art Society Conflict
Miami in Miami

Directory of individual student reflections

MIAMI
Deering as Text
Frost Art Museum as Text
Lowe as Text
Margulies as Text
PAMM as Text
Rubell as Text
UNTITLED as Text
Vizcaya as Text

ESPANA
Alhambra as Text
Barcelona as Text
Granada as Text
Madrid as Text
Montserrat as Text
Sevilla as Text
Sitges as Text
Toledo as Text

FRANCE
Izieu as Text
Lyon as Text
Normandy American Cemetery as Text
Paris as Text
Père Lachaise as Text
Versailles as Text

ITALIA
Assisi as Text
Cinque Terre as Text
Firenze as Text
Pisa as Text
Pompeii as Text
Roma as Text
Siena as Text
Tivoli as Text
Venezia as Text

Emily Boulos of FIU at the Mémorial National de la prison de Montluc in Lyon (Photo by JW Bailly CC BY 4.0)

FIU Honors College students at Blue Parking Garage at FIU © John William Bailly

Deering Estate

Yahnell Judah of FIU was awarded the prestigious Gilman Scholarship to complete Italy Study Abroad. (Photo by JW Bailly CC BY 4.0)

Maria Karla Jimenez of the FIU Honors College in Plateau des Glières, France © Maria Karla Jiminez (CC by 4.0)

Claude Bloch recounts his WW2 story of surviving the Holocaust to the students of FIU. Professor Bailly translates for M. Bloch. at le Mémorial National de la prison de Montluc (Photo by Maria Delgado CC by 4.0)