By Carlene Cobb WADA Opens a New Home for Arts Education . . . The Pruitt Arts Education Center with the Jim Aresty School for Young Artists opened its doors… Read More
WADA Opens a New Home for Arts Education
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Learning Curves
I recently flew back to Puerto Rico to finish the mural project I had started at the end of last year. What a difference my second time around was! I… Read More
From Caves to Canvas: Art’s Cultural Influence Through the Ages
Art has been a cultural and historical representation of the times since its inception dating back even farther than the 64,000-year-old Neanderthal Cave painting abstracts found in Spain in 2018…. Read More
Ah-ha
I am a pack rat and a nostalgia junkie; one could find a lost tribe working their way through my garage. I love scouring antique stores, junk shops, thrift stores,… Read More
The Journey in Journalism
By Bob Devin Jones The Journey . . . in Journalism . . . Through January 25 Free The Studio@620 Details here . . . Somewhere I read… Teach a… Read More
The Struggles of Being an Artist
By Margherita Tibaldo The Struggles of Being an Artist . . . “I am an artist” might be one of the scariest things I have ever said. It all started… Read More
Dalí’s Enduring Influence
By Steven Kenny Dalí’s Enduring Influence . . . In 1943 A. Reynolds and Eleanor Morse, a recently married young couple from Ohio, had the foresight and means to purchase… Read More
Messages from Spirit
Recently I have had a few surprising messages from spirit. One of my latest blogs, Yesterday Meets Today https://creativepinellas.org/magazine/yesterday-meets-today-ride-down-memory-lane/, highlighted important and special teachers in my life as an artist…. Read More
Libraries – What Heaven May Look Like
By Margo Hammond Public Libraries What Heaven May Look Like . . . “I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of a Library.” — Jorge Luis Borges… Read More
Unpopular Opinion: I love social media.
I was obsessed with coding my MySpace page to perfection. I remember when my alma mater SCAD was added to the list of accredited colleges so I could finally have… Read More
