By Amanda Sieradzki. Enter the elevator. Go up to the third floor. Walk down the long hallway. To the right, take another hallway that passes through a kitchenette into a large meeting area with a wall showcasing local artists’ work. Keep going…. Read More
By Amanda Sieradzki. March 10 from 6-8 pm at the Creative Pinellas Gallery. Helen Hansen French liquifies at the foot of Nebulous’ soft, luxurious clouds. Three women — French, Sharon McCaman and Kaylee Davis — rise meditatively, arms outstretched… Read More
First Mondays, a series of free theatrical readings, kicks off on Monday, March 7 at 7 pm at the Gallery at Creative Pinellas in Largo…. Read More
By Alexander Rivera. A moment that grounded me in a reality that comprises multiple realities, was when I walked through the Bosco Sodi exhibit currently on display at the University of South Florida’s Contemporary Art Museum. … Read More
By Jake-ann Jones. Let’s Glow Riding started as a way for people to ride together in a fun, safe biking event. When Juli Worthington started lighting up her bike and those of friends and family with a variety of otherworldly LED strips, the brilliant (literally) night-riding concept was born…. Read More
By Carol A. Mickett – Bernini and the Roman Baroque: Masterpieces from Palazzo Chigi in Ariccia at the MFA. I certainly recommend seeing this exhibition, Bernini and the Roman Baroque: Masterpieces from Palazzo Chigi in Ariccia now at the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg through May 8…. Read More
By Laura Kepner – The Dunedin Fine Art Center is showcasing Sarasota’s Petticoat Painters, one of the country’s oldest groups of continually showing women artists. It’s beautifully curated and diverse…. Read More
By Jake-ann Jones Sometimes Farmgirls Become Revolutionaries: Notes on Black Power, Politics, Depression, and the FBI a new book by Florence L. Tate and Jake-ann Jones . . . Author… Read More
By Harriet Monzon-Aguirre The Imagine Museum After School . . . Did you know that The United Nations dedicated 2022 as “The International Year of Glass?” Neither did I until… Read More
By Jake-ann Jones Living Legends and Lives of African Americans in Entertainment (1850-1970) . . . Through March 1 Pinellas County African American History Museum Details here . . …. Read More
