If you’ve been paying attention, it’s increasingly clear that performing in drag is, in every way, an artform – art in the make-up, art in the outrageous couture and art… Read More
A Drag Queen Docent Tour of the Chihuly
Genre: Visual
TIGLFF Goes Virtual
Celebrating its 31st year, the ground-breaking Tampa Bay International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival is making a dramatic shift in its presentation this year due to ongoing Covid-19 considerations. For… Read More
Creatives and Suicide
I lost a longtime friend to suicide a few weeks ago. She was strong, vivacious, successful, well-traveled and smart. If you ever met her, you would remember her –… Read More
Bob Devin Jones on The Art and Jazz of Derrick Adams
September 24, 2020 | By Bob Devin Jones “BLM” Black Leisure Matters The Art and Jazz of Derrick Adams Through November 29 Museum of Fine Arts Details here “Regardless of… Read More
Sun Xun – In Your World, You Are the Spy of Yourself
September 23, 2020 | By Tom Winchester A Surreal Exploration of Time and Power Ringling Museum of Art Through October 4 Details here . . . Sun Xun: Time Spy,… Read More
Creative Pinellas Emerging Artist Exhibition
Pinellas County is blessed with its share of extraordinarily talented artists. It is also blessed with organizations that do everything in their power to promote and encourage local artists… Read More
Celebrating 25 Years of Visionary Arts Education and Inclusion
September 22, 2020 | By Cindy Stovall Creative Clay Celebrating 25 years of Visionary Arts Education and Inclusion Online Celebration September 25 at 7 pm Details here In 1995,… Read More
A Look Into the Sunscreen Film Festival and Other Covid-Era Film Fests
September 21, 2020 | By Victoria Jorgensen Should She Stay or Should She Go? . . . What’s happening around the world! Audiences attend film festivals for many reasons, most… Read More
Celebrating Herb Snitzer – A Photographic Legacy
September 11, 2020 | By Robin O’Dell Celebrating Herb Snitzer A Photographic Legacy Through November at The Studio@620 Through October 18 at the Dunedin Fine Art Center Online through December… Read More
Political Art 2
I’ve been thinking about Picasso’s Guernica. During the last Art Laureate Conversation (8/31/2020) which was Robert Stackhouse’s and my first conversation on Political Art, I commented about the eye-shaped light… Read More
