Akiko Kotani, born in Waipahu, Hawaii, received her BFA in painting from the University of Hawaii and her MFA in Textiles from the Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, PA…. Read More
Akiko Kotani
Genre: Visual
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
John Gascot
Queer artist John Gascot, hailing from the Caribbean, traces his childhood roots to Puerto Rico, an origin that fuels his passion for vibrant hues. While he delves into diverse artistic… Read More
All-4-1
March 2021 | By Emily Stehle 12 Hearts and Minds Working Together – a Collaboration and Installation . . . Did I tell you about a collaboration and installation I… Read More
Starting A Creative Practice
April 2021 | By Mason Gehring Do You Have A Creative Practice? I believe that everyone is creative but not everyone is an artist. As an arts in health… Read More
Healthy Obsession
April 2021 | By Nikki Devereux I’ve been pondering the question, “what is a healthy amount of obsession?” My mind tends to be overactive at night (and sometimes during… Read More
Emerging Artists Paint a Vivid Picture of the 2021 Emerging Artists Exhibition
July 21, 2021 . . . Through August 15 Creative Pinellas Gallery Details here We’re honored that two of this year’s Emerging Artist grant recipients shared their own unique perspectives… Read More
Films Tell a Story of American Art Through a Queer Lens
July 21, 2021 | By Jennifer Ring Stories We Tell film series July 23-25 Online and at the MFA Details here The Tampa Bay International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival… Read More
The MFA Harnesses Art’s Healing Power with Picture of Health
July 19, 2021 | By Cindy Stovall The New (and Literal) Healing Arts . . . Though most of us don’t necessarily have the data on the tip of our… Read More
Textile Art From Around the Globe and Close to Home at DFAC
July 19, 2021 | By Laura Kepner Through August 15 Dunedin Fine Art Center Details here Textiles have been part of the human experience for more than 30,000 years, so… Read More
