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Fountainhead Arts Founder Kathryn Mikesell on 'Pillars of the Community'

Kathryn Mikesell, founder of Fountainhead Arts, shared insights into her organization's mission of supporting artists and fostering connections within Miami's art scene on 'Pillars of the Community.'

09/27/2026 · Cutler Bay edition

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Kathryn Mikesell, founder of Fountainhead Arts, recently appeared on Harry Gottlieb's "Pillars of the Community" to discuss her organization's mission and impact. Fountainhead Arts, established in 2008 in Morningside, supports artists and builds connections within Miami's art scene.

The organization has hosted over 600 artists from more than 50 countries since its inception, connecting them with curators, collectors, and the broader community. Mikesell emphasized the importance of personal relationships, stating, "What kept us involved in the arts and what truly changed our lives was getting to know artists." She added, "Everything in life is about connections. That's the main thing that Fountainhead does—it makes connections and hopefully inspires people." The program also touched on Fountainhead's artist residency nomination process and its role in career support.

Fountainhead Arts plans to move to Midtown, which will include new curator and writer residencies. The episode also covered recent museum acquisitions and the new Forum program.

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