By Carol Mickett Robert and I have stayed more or less isolated during the last months. Sure, we have Zoomed and FaceTimed often, but have stayed to ourselves as… Read More
Genre: Pinellas Artists at Work
How Long Does it Take to Write a Play
By Tatiana Baccari How long does it take to write a play? For some, they write a play in 24 hours. For others, it can take weeks, months, even… Read More
Waiting, Pruning, Growing
By Kaitlin Murphy-Kundsen What are Your Roses and Bonsai Trees? After my brother died, my sister found his plans for a garden he was readying for the spring. She… Read More
Embracing Discomfort – A New Practice of Courage
By Tatiana Baccari Today I am writing my 25th and final blog post for Creative Pinellas. It is hard to believe that these seven months have come to an… Read More
Tell Me a Story, 66 Years Later. . .
By Emily Stehle Batman and Grandma I used to read a story to my little sister Tina every night at bedtime. She was four, I was 17. It was… Read More
100 New Words About Me!
The Arts Coast magazine asked all kinds of artists to find a new and different way to talk about their work – in just 100 words. We received these wonderful… Read More
Patron(Age)?
August 2021 | By Tenea D. Johnson An artistic career demands many decisions that enable one to create before you can even get to the decisions in the creative… Read More
Seeing Creativity in the People Around You
August 2021 | By Kaitlin Murphy-Knudsen Looking Outward – Seeing Creativity in the People Around You One of the best things about teaching and coaching writers is witnessing that… Read More
The Right Place and Time
August 2021 | By Don Gialanella A New York Tale In 1979 I graduated with a BFA from The Cooper Union in New York City and was thrust into… Read More
The Pros and Cons of a Zoom Book Release
Never would I ever have imagined that my debut book would be released during a pandemic. When I was drafting the poems of Danzirly, I could not fathom having a… Read More