Mentorship through Music By Erol Ozsever I moved to Florida in 2013 knowing only a handful of people. One of the first people I connected with was Del Couch. He… Read More
Genre: Archive
What Al Bundy’s Glasses Teach Us About Recovery
Recovery and Al Bundy’s Glasses James McAdams | July 17, 2020 In part II of my exploration of using 90’s comedies as orientation materials for my fake-world rehab, I’m going… Read More
The Portrait Project-part 1 Women’s Caucus for Art
The portrait project consists of a series of 36, 10 x 12 of paintings of women who are crucial to making our community thrive and function. It includes women in a broad spectrum of economic status and of a variety of occupations. The purpose of this project is to honor and celebrate 2020 women’s suffrage and to honor the women of St. Petersburg who are crucial to its
operation. Leadership grounded by science and elevated by art…. Read More
My solo exhibition-Relative Motion: Focused Observations
What inspired this work is interaction with the natural world, which ignites my senses and my intellect. Rhythm, pattern, and repetition color dictate my process and the direction each work will take. I become inspired through direct observation and by immersing myself in nature. The inherent themes of permanence, impermanence, and transience become the basis of my work…. Read More
Hurricane Fun Centers Will Improve Evacuation Rates
what we need are hurricane fun centers… Read More
July 12, 2020 Composing En Plein Air
Composing En Plein Air By Joseph Weinzettle There are different methods of plein-air composition. First, there is the standard “window” method for composing your drawing or painting and there is… Read More
Fun Grunt Work. (blog post #11)
Fun Grunt Work. By Steven Kenny Not many people know about my ongoing series of abstract paintings that I began creating in 2016. They are most easily described as… Read More
Urban Plein-Air July 5, 2020
Urban Plein-Air By Joseph Weinzettle Pleinairism is typically associated with nature – wilderness or rural settings. Hudson River School painters completed plein-air works in the natural settings of upstate New… Read More
4th of July BOOM! (and Historical Yumminess)
Happy 4th! Some painted critters from the historical painting in progress, The History of this Plot of Earth, in the historical building formerly, Old City Hall and now The Cultural Center, in the… Read More
A Musicians Life Part XI
This week screamed by. I had all kinds of projects that needed to be done and accomplished very few of them. However, I performed with the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra this… Read More
