Words and Photos by Denzel Johnson-Green If you missed it, there won’t be another like it. For about a month, TheStudio@620 hosted Green Book of Tampa Bay, featuring African… Read More
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Waiting, Pruning, Growing
By Kaitlin Murphy-Kundsen What are Your Roses and Bonsai Trees? After my brother died, my sister found his plans for a garden he was readying for the spring. She… Read More
Embracing Discomfort – A New Practice of Courage
By Tatiana Baccari Today I am writing my 25th and final blog post for Creative Pinellas. It is hard to believe that these seven months have come to an… Read More
Tell Me a Story, 66 Years Later. . .
By Emily Stehle Batman and Grandma I used to read a story to my little sister Tina every night at bedtime. She was four, I was 17. It was… Read More
A Book About Hunger, Lust, Loss
By Chelsea Catherine When We Talk of Stolen Sisters by Jessica Mehta Jessica Mehta is a poet and novelist who recently was Keep St. Pete Lit’s writer in residence…. Read More
Tree of Life
We Are All Connected It’s the largest sculpture I’ve ever undertaken, 36 ft tall by 16 ft wide, done in quarter inch thick aluminum. The design process progressed from a… Read More
The Art of Repetition
By Margo Hammond Ergo Sum: A Crow a Day, an exhibition at the James Museum which closed just yesterday, featured 365 original works of art by Canadian-born artist Karen… Read More
How Do You Like Your Art – Fast or Slow?
By Steven Kenny Find out more about the Slow Art Movement here Instagram. Think about that name. Insta-gram. Like telegram –a short message – only visual instead of textual… Read More
Art for Eating’s Sake
By Margo Hammond Dunedin Fine Art Center Details here At the Dunedin Fine Art Center, some masterpieces are not on the walls. They are on the table. The kitchen… Read More
Do It Anyway
Well that went quickly. Already it’s time for the last blog post. The last 5 months have been packed with events both personal and professional. I’ve appreciated the opportunity to… Read More
