By Nikki Devereux . . . I’m writing well after the inspirational moment has passed. Surely, a bit of spark and enlightenment have perished in the week since it happened,… Read More
Musing + Writing After an Inspiring Moment
Genre: ACM
An Art Affair
By John Gascot . . . Sometimes I get to my studio ready to create only to find out that my brushes won’t work that day. There’s nothing worse than… Read More
A Homecoming of Musical Ingenuity
By Laura Kepner Dunedin’s Concert Band Explores Mountains, Deserts and Don Quixote on Sunday . . . October 17 at 3 pm Pre-Concert Talk at 2 pm Dunedin Community Center… Read More
The Kiss
By Tatiana Mesa Paján The Writing of a Glimpse . . . ‘The Kiss’ is the first Chapter of an artist book, The Writing of the Glimpse. I am a… Read More
Tampa City Ballet Moves at the Heart of Ybor City
By Amanda Sieradzki A Break From 2021 Tampa City Ballet’s Adventurous Interstices Moves at the Heart of Ybor City I am panting in the heat of a false… Read More
A Poem for Victims of Domestic Violence
By Susan Giles Wantuck Butterfly . . . Susan Giles Wantuck, News & Classical Music Host for WUSF Public Media, was struck by how many tabs were torn off this… Read More
Photograms, Fiber Art, Tech – Skyway ’21
By Tom Winchester . . . Skyway: A Contemporary Collaboration 20/21 was a great opportunity for locals to visit the museums in our area to see some of our own…. Read More
Why the Theater is No Fun
By Tatiana Baccari . . . The past couple of weeks I’ve been delving deep into the business side of the arts. I’ve been seeking out information because I’ve found… Read More
Influences
By Yuly Restrepo . . . At tonight’s Emerging Artists conversation, an audience member asked about our artistic influences. My fellow artists gave very lovely and articulate answers, and I… Read More
It’s Time
By Mason Gehring . . . In my pursuit to create more work that is accessible and easier to sell, I’ve been digitally recreating my paintings. It’s been a long… Read More
