Last night, I participated in Creative Pinellas’ Emerging Artist Panel, where I got to speak with my fellow Emerging Artist cohort about our processes, inspiration and work. Part of the… Read More
Inspiration for the Ages
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Last night, I participated in Creative Pinellas’ Emerging Artist Panel, where I got to speak with my fellow Emerging Artist cohort about our processes, inspiration and work. Part of the… Read More
February 26, 2021 | By Kurt Loft March 5 at 8 pm Online from The Palladium Theater More here Zoom meetings are the new normal in business, so it’s only… Read More
February 23, 2021 | By Jennifer Ring . . . German Language Instructor Bozena Gasior named her son Milosz after the accomplished Polish-American poet, Czeslaw Milosz. In addition to publishing… Read More
February 23, 2021 | By Kristina Kourkoulos February 26-March 7 Streaming Live on Zoom Details here Theatre has not been the same since Covid-19 knocked (not so kindly) on our… Read More
When I sat down to write this week’s blog I felt stumped. With each week of writing I feel like I’m peeling back layers of myself (see last week’s blog… Read More
I started watching Season 2 of Dead to Me this week (my guilty pleasure) and am completely taken with a new character on the show, Michelle Gutierrez, a latinx queer… Read More
February 9, 2021 | By Cindy Stovall You Say Goodbye, She Says Hello . . . Do you ever hear news that makes you feel sad and yet happy at… Read More
February 2, 2021 | By Margo Hammond Using Creativity to Spark Problem Solving and Empower Women . . . . . . Salvador Dalí, the wide-eyed artist of melting watches… Read More
A few days ago I attended a virtual forum held by the Physicians for a National Health Program. The forum discussed medical racism and gender discrimination, a theme that we… Read More
January 26, 2021 | By Kurt Loft January 29-31 Details here The 18th-century English writer Samuel Johnson once described opera as “exotic and irrational entertainment,’’ and he was right. Its… Read More