By Lynn Whitelaw. “Elizabeth Indianos INTROSPECTIVE: Public / Private” occupies both floors of the Tarpon Springs Cultural Center. It is a perfect venue for this exhibit that traces the nearly 50-year career of Elizabeth Indianos as an award-winning multidisciplinary artist and playwright…. Read More
Early in my career, I received a Mobil Corporation grant for the exploration of new materials. Over the past twenty-five years, my diverse and varied work has developed in this… Read More
January 12, 2020 . . . My work certainly did change during Covid – I assembled a team during lockdown, and onward we worked, on my multidisciplinary work, NO KNOW NOTHING. In early… Read More
Just one special teacher you connect with can make a huge difference. We asked artists to share the teachers who they want to thank, for helping them become the artists that they are today…. Read More
We live in a stressful world! And the arts can help. We asked Arts Coast readers what arts they turn to when they need some comfort, or just need a laugh – for this wonderful collection of feel-good arts… Read More
By Tony Wong Palms. As the planet goes spiraling round and round, we watch the end of summer, another school year commencing, football season. . . and new exhibition openings in museums and galleries. … Read More
Times Your Art Has Made an Impact . . . Creating art of any kind is personal. What you make means everything to you at that point – and it’s better… Read More
January 12, 2020 How Has Your Artistic Practice Changed and what have you discovered? . . . It’s a challenging time for artists, but creative work continues. The Arts Coast… Read More
I’m baaack! We’re back, me and the Spirit of This Plot of Earth- a Large-scale, Historical Mural, at the newly renovated Cultural Center (previous City Hall) in the City of… Read More
GI Bill- Ode to My Father copy So, my lovely friend tells me she is making a Zoom presentation to about 30+ people, a serious, engaged… Read More
