By Margo Hammond Reading My Age 73 Books in 2022 . . . For some years now I have been challenging myself to read my age. That is, I’ve been… Read More
Reading My Age – 73 Books in 2022
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Museums for Immunity – Free Vaccines on Jan 16
Five St. Petersburg museums are partnering with The Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County, the Center for Health Equity and the City of St. Petersburg’s Healthy St. Pete initiative to… Read More
Fabulous Flamingos and The Florida Watercolor Society
My watercolor, Fabulous Flamingos, has always been a fan favorite. Given that the original is on display at Tampa International Airport as I write this, I thought it would be… Read More
Journey to The James Museum with Children
By Harriet Monzon-Aguirre Journey to The James Museum with Children . . . This week we decided to skip the zoo and visit a place where myself and three little… Read More
Prologue to “Forgotten statues…”
In May 2020, I was taking a ceramics class with the University of South Florida and the quarantine for the COVID pandemic had just begun. This ceramics class was supposed… Read More
Becoming A Rapper (Pt.3)
Where DID we leave off? Ah, yes… when I formally decided I was going to start a rap project. “project: SAVE c.a. hircus” was a really obscure referral back to… Read More
Creating Amidst Controversy
By Kayte and Adam Bush Creating Amidst Controversy . . . For ages, artists from Manet to Warhol have been creating works of art that were considered controversial – during… Read More
Yesterday Meets Today
The last day of 2021, gives pause for reflection as well as looking forward. I ordered six 30 x 40 canvases for the new work I am ready to create…. Read More
Nature is a Phoenix and so am I
Phoenixes are usually depicted being reborn from flame. I have always identified with this for a few reasons. Born in November, my zodiac sign is the Scorpion. The ascendant of… Read More
Experimenting and Growing in 2021
By Margherita Tibaldo Experimenting and Growing in 2021 . . . Every year, on December 31, I like to reflect on the past year. This morning I picked up my… Read More
