Bahia Ramos recently spoke at the Art of Marketing and Branding Summit hosted by Creative Pinellas. She serves as Director of Arts at New York City’s Wallace Foundation, and leads… Read More
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Tom Kramer – a Photographer with the Soul of a Mover
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By Helen Hansen French A Decade of Dance: a retrospective of Tom Kramer’s work September 14-October 12, 2019 at The Studio@620 More here . . . The ephemerality of dance is… Read More
Coming Up – William Pachner, Lynn Nottage, Robots and Drag Queen Story Hour
Loss and Affirmation: In Conversation with Charles E. Pachner Florida Holocaust Museum Monday, September 16 at 6:30 pm More here Charles E. Pachner, son of the late abstract expressionist painter… Read More
‘Arroz con Frijoles’ Highlights Latinx Artists
September 12, 2019 | Gloria Muñoz Latinx Artists Explore Culture Through the Senses in Arroz con Frijoles On view through September 19 University of South Florida Tampa campus More here… Read More
Coming Up – Jazz & Storytelling
Helios Jazz Orchestra with Singer Scotty Wright September 10, 7:30 pm Side Door at The Palladium Theater Details here The 18-member Helios Jazz Orchestra, directed by Dr. David Manson, backs… Read More
Living the Creative Life
September 7, 2019 | By Amanda Sieradzki September 12, 6:30-8 pm The Studio@620 Details here What is the life of an artist? How does the role of an arts critic… Read More
PCCA’s Newest Arts Faculty Member is a Proud Alum
September 5, 2019 | By Amanda Sieradzki “We love a challenge,” declares the largest poster hanging in Stephanie McKee’s classroom. As an artist, it’s also the code she lives by…. Read More
Arts In Podcast – Mark Feinman
Mark Feinman is the drummer for the eclectic jazz trio, La Lucha – and an inventive composer. Mark tells La Lucha’s origin story of how he and pianist John O’Leary… Read More
Retro-Soul by the Hip Hop Composers of ‘Luke Cage’
September 2, 2019 | By Eric Snider Something Borrowed, Something New Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge, raised on hip-hop, form the core of The Midnight Hour, a retro-soul ensemble… Read More
Building Audiences for Sustainability
Bahia Ramos, Director of Arts at New York City’s Wallace Foundation, shares her thoughts on a five-year project the Wallace Foundation funded with a range of arts organizations participating,… Read More