As I looked around my home today, I realized that my husband and I create so much of our environment. In the corner, there is a barrel bubbling with homemade… Read More
Creating Our Environment
Genre: Visual
Color Riot! – Face to Face with Glorious Navajo Textiles
January 25, 2021 | By Tony Wong Palms Through March 14 Museum of Fine Arts, St Pete Details here . . . The Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg… Read More
Reflection
Today is my last day on anti-seizure medication for epilepsy and tomorrow is my 38th birthday. It’s weird having to revisit an illness that hadn’t affected my life for 32… Read More
A Long-Distance Love Story Through Lenses
January 23, 2021 | By Laura Kepner While attending St. Pete College to improve his English, Mauricio Santos noticed the college also offered photography classes. Mauricio had always wanted… Read More
All In Engine Virtual Production Cinematography, Environmental Art and Rigging in Maya
Blog#9 This week has been amazing! I did a cinematography tutorial by Bernhard Rieder (a.k.a. The Fatty Bull), created some Unreal environmental art thanks to a speed level by Unreal… Read More
Finding Motivation Through Expression
During my journey as a full time artist I discovered rather quickly that I am not always going to be inspired to create something all the time. There aren’t always… Read More
Resonating
Generally, my creative process is a solo mission and I like it that way. I never played team sports as a kid and I’m very much your typical introvert… Read More
Art and Madness – a Conversation with Jordan Kriseman
January 21, 2020 | by Tom Winchester Jordan Kriseman recently graduated from the University of Florida, where she majored in Art History and minored in Sustainability Studies. This Friday,… Read More
16th Annual Journeys in Journalism Exhibition Goes Virtual
January 20, 2021 | By Amanda Sieradzki Through January 30 The Studio@620 Or online here For nearly two decades, St. Pete has been able to gaze through the eyes of… Read More
Celebrating 10 Years at the Dalí Museum
January 19, 2020 | By Steven Kenny . . . One possible reason Salvador Dalí painted melting watches was to comment on the elasticity of time. Or, perhaps the runniness… Read More
