“A Public Apology” – from the 2022 collaborative album, The Table (Vol. 1), by Anthill Cinema & Jon Ditty. This song was written in response to a complicated situation, in which… Read More
Behind the Lyrics – A Public Apology
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
“A Public Apology” – from the 2022 collaborative album, The Table (Vol. 1), by Anthill Cinema & Jon Ditty. This song was written in response to a complicated situation, in which… Read More
By Harriet Monzon-Aguirre Trip to Tampa Fresh Foods Lucy Sparrow’s Immersive Art Installation . . . Through February 20 Free Water Street, Tampa Details here . . . Grocery shopping… Read More
When you paint and you have children, inevitably your two worlds mix. Your children leave their mark on your art and your art leaves its mark on your children, both… Read More
Local arts organizations are honoring Black History Month with a powerful series of performances, conversations and visual art. . . .. . . February 2-27 American Stage American Stage presents… Read More
During Summer of 2020, I decided to deeply analyze the concept of femininity, not just from my point of view and from my own experiences, but also from other women’s…. Read More
By Laura Kepner Art Boxes Illuminate the Northern Climes of Pinellas . . . Along Tarpon Springs’ Dodecanese Boulevard, known for the Sponge Docks, a unique outdoor art gallery has… Read More
Back in 2020, I know it seems like a life time ago, there was a lot of controversy over the Granville Court banyan tree that was causing damage to a… Read More
You know the old adage about how your kids are supposed to rebel against their parents? I was really hoping that that was going to be my kid and they… Read More
My January was nothing short of busy and jam packed. The last of my holiday orders had been sent out, the mural projects in Puerto Rico were completed, I applied… Read More
Today’s thoughts surround me addressing what has been coined as “unquenchable perfectionism” in my creative endeavors (and probably life, in general). I’m pretty OCD, as is, but particularly in the… Read More