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SUMMARY:Rise
DESCRIPTION:Rise\, the third exhibition from the Creative Pinellas and St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) partnership\, will transform Gates 7–11 into a showcase of local creativity — celebrating the power of renewal\, nature\, and sense of place through photography\, woodworking\, ceramics and poetry. \nThe exhibit\, located at Sightline Gallery at PIE\, features four local artists whose collective work invokes both the literal and spiritual meaning of the word “rise.” Luci Westphal’s photography features soaring birds and comforting angels; Scott Solary carves sunrises and mountains celebrating the beauty of nature\, clay rises into stunning vessels in Charles Morrison’s hands\, and Letisia Cruz’s poem reminds us that each day we rise offers a new hope. \nKeep reading to learn more about each artist\, and purchase their artworks on view at PIE. \n“Awake” by Scott Solary.\n“Remembrance” by Charles Morrison.\nThe featured artists bring national and international experience to this distinctly local exhibition:\n• Cruz\, a Cuban American writer and visual artist based in St. Petersburg\, is an award-winning poet and a 2022 Dalí Dozen Emerging Artist whose work explores migration\, faith\, and identity. \nCourtesy of Letisia Cruz.\n• Morrison\, an emerging ceramic artist and resident at the Morean Center for Clay\, draws inspiration from ancient civilizations and natural processes to create vessels that feel unearthed rather than made. \nCourtesy of Charles Morrison.\n• Solary\, working from St. Petersburg’s Historic Kenwood neighborhood\, builds biophilic landscapes from wood\, allowing the grain itself to guide each one-of-a-kind composition. \nCourtesy of Scott Solary.\n• Westphal\, a photographer and filmmaker originally from Germany\, creates socially engaged and nature-centered work designed to enhance well-being and connection\, with exhibitions and broadcasts spanning the globe. \nCourtesy of Luci Westphal.\n\n                \n				    \n					    Shop the Exhibition\n				    \n				    \n					    Shop Now
URL:https://creativepinellas.org/event/rise/
LOCATION:St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport\, 14700 Terminal Blvd #221\, Clearwater\, FL\, 33762\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Exhibition - Off Campus
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SUMMARY:Buy the Artworks of  'Rise' Online
DESCRIPTION:All artworks from the Rise exhibition are available for purchase online. Rise is on view at Sightline Gallery from Feb. 19-June 15. \nThe third exhibition from the Creative Pinellas and St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) partnership\, Rise will transform Gates 7–11 into a showcase of local creativity — celebrating the power of renewal\, nature\, and sense of place through photography\, woodworking\, ceramics and poetry. \nThe exhibit\, located at Sightline Gallery at PIE\, features four local artists whose collective work invokes both the literal and spiritual meaning of the word “rise.” Luci Westphal’s photography features soaring birds and comforting angels; Scott Solary carves sunrises and mountains celebrating the beauty of nature\, clay rises into stunning vessels in Charles Morrison’s hands\, and Letisia Cruz’s poem reminds us that each day we rise offers a new hope. \n\n                \n				    \n					    Shop the Exhibition\n				    \n				    \n					    Shop Now\n				    \n			    \n  \nKeep reading to learn more about each artist. \n \n“Awake” by Scott Solary. \n“Remembrance” by Charles Morrison.\nThe featured artists bring national and international experience to this distinctly local exhibition:\n• Cruz\, a Cuban American writer and visual artist based in St. Petersburg\, is an award-winning poet and a 2022 Dalí Dozen Emerging Artist whose work explores migration\, faith\, and identity. \nCourtesy of Letisia Cruz.\n• Morrison\, an emerging ceramic artist and resident at the Morean Center for Clay\, draws inspiration from ancient civilizations and natural processes to create vessels that feel unearthed rather than made. \nCourtesy of Charles Morrison.\n• Solary\, working from St. Petersburg’s Historic Kenwood neighborhood\, builds biophilic landscapes from wood\, allowing the grain itself to guide each one-of-a-kind composition. \nCourtesy of Scott Solary.\n• Westphal\, a photographer and filmmaker originally from Germany\, creates socially engaged and nature-centered work designed to enhance well-being and connection\, with exhibitions and broadcasts spanning the globe. \nCourtesy of Luci Westphal.
URL:https://creativepinellas.org/event/buy-the-artworks-of-rise-online/
LOCATION:St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport\, 14700 Terminal Blvd #221\, Clearwater\, FL\, 33762\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Exhibition - Off Campus
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630
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SUMMARY:Juicy: A Slice of Florida Life
DESCRIPTION:Creative Pinellas\, in partnership with Heritage Village\, is presenting a nostalgic celebration of Florida culture with its newest exhibition\, Juicy: A Slice of Florida Life\, on view June 30-Sept. 30\, 2026 at the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport’s Sightline Gallery. \n\n                \n				    \n					    Shop the Exhibition\n				    \n				    \n					    Shop Now\n				    \n			    \n  \nIn celebration of Heritage Village’s 50th anniversary in Pinellas County\, Juicy explores Florida’s enduring relationship with the citrus industry through archival citrus crate labels that sealed Florida’s identity as an eternal tropical paradise. The labels are paired with featured artist Steve Hagan’s blown glass sculptures of citrus\, which look as delicious as the Florida fruit that inspired them. The glass works are on loan from St. Petersburg’s Duncan McClellan Gallery. Creative Pinellas’ Maggie Duffy curated the exhibition. \nWhile citrus fruit was originally brought to Florida in the 16th century by the Spanish\, it wasn’t until 1870 that the citrus industry in the state had its first boom\, according to the Florida Division of Historical Resources’ website. “Orange Fever” brought people to Florida to try their hand as citrus growers. As more growers entered the market\, so grew the competition\, creating the need for advertising. Crate labels became key pieces of marketing for growers and packers\, according to the Ephemera Society of America’s website. They gained popularity in Florida in the early 1900s\, with a peak in popularity from the 1920s-50s. \nOver the years the industry had its ups and downs\, freezes\, pests\, hurricanes and eventually citrus greening threatened the citrus industry. But some endure in Florida\, including the Lykes Bros. Art consultant Liz Dimmitt is part of the Lykes Bros. family. She grew up checking on the groves and eating orange ice cream at grove stores. The CEO and co-founder of FloridaRAMA says Lykes Bros. continues to not only grow the citrus that becomes Florida’s Natural not-from-concentrate juice\, but also develops innovative ways to improve growing conditions. \nHagan is a glass artist\, foodie\, and proponent of pure beauty. His works combine a love of function with modern form and design\, often creating citrus-inspired jewelry\, tableware\, and sculpture. In 2018\, Hagan received an emerging artist residency at the Duncan McClellan Gallery where he developed his fruit series even further. His experience working in restaurants as a chef gave him inspiration as a glass artist. In his 2011 thesis show at Southern Illinois University Carbondale\, The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far from the Tree\, he created a bar of meringue that looked like the interior of a sliced\, bisected lemon — and now fruit remains a major inspiration. All of Hagan’s pieces in the exhibition are for sale. Link to shop the gallery coming soon! \nSightline is a dynamic art gallery located within St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport (PIE)\, designed to connect travelers with the vibrant arts community of Pinellas County. Created in 2025 through a partnership with PIE\, the gallery transforms a high-traffic public space into a cultural destination — offering rotating exhibitions that showcase the talent and creativity of Florida-based artists to tourists and travelers alike.
URL:https://creativepinellas.org/event/juicy-a-slice-of-florida-life/
LOCATION:The Gallery at Creative Pinellas\, 12211 Walsingham Rd\, Largo\, FL\, 33778\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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