Genre: Archive

Catherine Bergmann does things her own way. Having studied art and religion before becoming, first, the education director and then the curator she is today at the Dunedin Fine Art… Read More

Thanks to the efforts of sound maven Elizabeth A. Baker, whoäó»s culmination of influences national and international has bestowed Florida with some quality avant-garde music programming, we have The New… Read More

February 3-9 Decisions, decisions. This Friday is jam-packed with stuff, though thereäó»s plenty to fill out the rest of the week, too. And while the rest of the country savors… Read More

  It has been an eventful few weeks, and not only because the arts are entwined with the complex, challenging landscape they comment on. Hereäó»s our semi-monthly roundup of some… Read More

Local Artists and Writers Who Participated in the Marches Discuss the Role of Creative Expression and Collaboration in Shaping the Historic Event and Our Social Consciousness in the Months to… Read More

The Comedian Has Worked Overtime to Make Sure you Attend Comedy Shows Headlined by Bay Area Comedians. äóìComedy isnäó»t pretty,äó Steve Martin once said, but it is an art form… Read More

On first blush, composer Infinite Third may evoke the likes of Mogwai or Caspian, but heäó»s incorporated his own grab bag of unique elements to his minimalist sound and other… Read More

January 27äóñ February 2 Sometimes you get a perfect week äóñ a perfect balance of art, music, and words, all of excellent quality, perfectly strung along the days like a… Read More

In national literary news, we, of course, have the announcement of nominees for the National Book Critics Circle Awards, which tapped the likes of Michael Chabon, Louise Erdrich, and Jane… Read More

January 20-26 With the holidays over, and the North still frozen, right now is prime time for touring acts coming through Florida. This week weäó»ve got a slate of giants,… Read More