By Steven Kenny Find out more about the Slow Art Movement here Instagram. Think about that name. Insta-gram. Like telegram –a short message – only visual instead of textual… Read More
How Do You Like Your Art – Fast or Slow?
Genre: St Pete
Too Modest?
By Don Gialanella Too Modest? An anti–artist‘s statement for my last blog entry! Self deprecating and satirical, from the point of an artist with impostor syndrome. Donald was born on a dark… 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
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
Writing About the Things With Feathers
The most attentive people I know are birdwatchers. They are less sleepy as a whole than the general population. — Anne Lamont in Dusk Night Dawn This article is… Read More
Dancing Together, Again
August 5, 2021 | By Amanda Sieradzki projectALCHEMY Community Dance Classes Through August 30 The Studio@620 Details here The COVID-19 pandemic stripped the Tampa Bay dance community of in-person classes… Read More
Mythical Notions and Alligators
July 2021 | By Helen French Mythical Notions and Alligators . . . I recently returned from a vacation in the mountains of western North Carolina. My in-laws have a… Read More
The Book
Magnum Opus During 2020, the year of pandemic isolation, I decided to focus the formidable abundance of “at home” time on a labor intensive computer project that I was… Read More
O Som Do Jazz
July 2021 | By David Manson O Som Do Jazz . . . About 12 years ago my wife Andrea and I formed O Som Do Jazz (“the sound… Read More
The Isolated Visual Artist
July 2021 | By Don Gialanella Starving for Attention . . . . . . This type of isolation has nothing to do with the pandemic. Artists are isolated from… Read More
