By Margo Hammond A Sense of Beauty . . . The first piece of furniture I ever bought — I was 12 — was a Mission bench. I paid $5… Read More
A Tarpon Springs Businessman’s Paean to the Arts and Crafts Movement
Genre: Visual Arts
Warhol’s West Reimagines America
By J. J. Frauenfelder . . . Through January 9 The James Museum Details here . . . In collaboration with the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville GA, and… Read More
Musing + Writing After an Inspiring Moment
By Nikki Devereux . . . I’m writing well after the inspirational moment has passed. Surely, a bit of spark and enlightenment have perished in the week since it happened,… Read More
An Art Affair
By John Gascot . . . Sometimes I get to my studio ready to create only to find out that my brushes won’t work that day. There’s nothing worse than… Read More
Photograms, Fiber Art, Tech – Skyway ’21
By Tom Winchester . . . Skyway: A Contemporary Collaboration 20/21 was a great opportunity for locals to visit the museums in our area to see some of our own…. Read More
It’s Time
By Mason Gehring . . . In my pursuit to create more work that is accessible and easier to sell, I’ve been digitally recreating my paintings. It’s been a long… Read More
Creative Pinellas Lealman Mural Project
Creative Pinellas Lealman Mural Project . . . Lealman is an area in St Petersburg that is a hidden gem, full of potential. The neighborhood runs from 38th Avenue North… Read More
Gratitude During a Strange Era
By Nikki Devereux . . . I’ve been practicing gratitude for several years now, and it certainly helps me to put things in perspective when I get caught up in… Read More
Orishas
By John Gascot . . . Yesterday I said goodbye to three ladies I will miss a lot. A year or so ago I painted a mural in the backyard… Read More
Can This Be Covid-19? Maybe!
By Emily Stehle Originally published November 2020 . . . COVID-19 has been on the brain lately. We’re constantly watching the news for the latest information. We call the Florida… Read More
