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
Tell Me a Story, 66 Years Later. . .
Genre: Visual Arts
Tree of Life
We Are All Connected It’s the largest sculpture I’ve ever undertaken, 36 ft tall by 16 ft wide, done in quarter inch thick aluminum. The design process progressed from a… Read More
The Art of Repetition
By Margo Hammond Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day, an exhibition at the James Museum which closed just yesterday, featured 365 original works of art by Canadian-born artist Karen… Read More
How Do You Like Your Art – Fast or Slow?
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
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
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
Beloved Safety Harbor Photographer and Mosaic Artist Showcased this Friday
By Laura Kepner August 27 from 7-9 pm Bassano Cheesecake Cafe Safety Harbor Safety Harbor visual artist and photographer Holly Apperson’s work will be showcased this Friday, August 27… Read More
Hateful Words Cannot Break John Gascot, Founder of Diversity Arts
August 23, 2021 | By Gloria Muñoz Shortly after the 2016 election, John Gascot and his husband woke up to find anonymous hate mail in the form of a… 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
RE-Birthing and Hope at DFAC
August 20, 2021 | By Beth Gelman Through August 27 Dunedin Fine Art Center Details here I had a sort of rebirth during the pandemic, where I recognized and… Read More
