Culture Vulture began the way all good ideas do: two friends with a shared thirst for culture, conversation, and experiences that felt a little more insider than what was on offer.

We started by hosting a series of pilot outings—introducing small groups to Miami galleries, artists, and spaces through intimate, thoughtfully curated visits. What we discovered was a real hunger for this kind of access: not lectures, not openings-for-the-sake-of-openings, but meaningful, guided encounters with art, design, and ideas. From that momentum, Culture Vulture was born.

Today, Culture Vulture is a community-led, adults-only field trip program—designed for the endlessly curious. We create behind-the-scenes experiences across art, architecture, design, and culture, bringing together people who value context, craft, and connection. Think private gallery walk-throughs, studio visits, architectural explorations, and conversations led by insiders who shape the cultural landscape.

Culture Vulture is co-founded by Roxana Lamb Bruno and Devina Vadera-Bhandari.

Roxana is the founder of ART RBL, an art advisory based in Miami, FL, specializing in the acquisition and strategic advisory of Post-War and Contemporary art. With over 20 years of experience, her career spans leading institutions including Gagosian (London and New York), Dickinson (New York), and Phillips Auction House. Her work across primary and secondary markets—and her deep relationships with artists, collectors, galleries, and institutions—position her as a trusted advisor and connector in the global art world.

Devina is the founder and creative force behind Casa Kismet, a design-led platform rooted in curation, storytelling, and objects with soul. With a background in interiors, sourcing, and experiential retail, Devina brings a sensibility grounded in craft, place, and the belief that the best experiences are layered, personal, and meant to be shared.

Together, they created Culture Vulture to fill a gap they felt themselves: a space for adults to explore culture with curiosity, access, and intention—no permission slips required.