Art for the Bookish

By Margo Hammond. On our anniversary my husband and I always try to include a museum visit for our celebrations to remind ourselves that marriage is an art. This year we went to an exhibit at the Morean Art Center called Bookish, where artists had been asked to submit works based on a book they loved. It was an inspiring concept…. Read More

Searching for Studio Space

Story and Photos by Emily Lee Stehle . . . Zero Empty Spaces Can Empty Mall Space Become the Newest Open Studio Trend? . . . There’s always a need… Read More

Remembering Tom Kramer

By David Warner . . . The noted St. Petersburg photographer Tom Kramer, 88, died peacefully on Thursday, August 11, at Suncoast Hospice Pinellas after a short illness. Born in… Read More

Art You Can Wear

By Laura Kepner . . .   Wearable Art (Sweet) 16 Celebrating Fashion this Weekend . . . August 27 from 7-11 pm Dunedin Fine Art Center Details here  … Read More

CARMADA ‘22 Street Carnival

By Mitzi Gordon. This year, the CARMADA ‘22 Street Carnival officially kicks off the SHINE Mural Festival on October 15 with a daylong celebration of art on the road in Childs Park, St. Petersburg. The event plan calls for car-painting demos, street mural painting, NOMAD Art Bus activities and more…. Read More

Florida Faces

By Don Gialanella. I have long been intrigued with Andy Warhol’s film experiments and wanted to produce a film inspired by his unique style. So, I applied for a St. Pete Art Alliance grant with the idea of creating a video that would document the people of St. Pete based on the series of short, silent, black-and-white film portraits by Andy Warhol called Screen Tests… Read More

Duncan McClellan and The DMG School Project

By Tom Winchester. Duncan McClellan established The DMG School Project to provide the art of glass to schoolchildren who otherwise wouldn’t have access to it. He says, “When we’re talking with the school kids, what we want to do is get that ‘Aha’ moment.”… Read More

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