Leading the Witness. By Steven Kenny I love hiking. It’s thrilling to set out into an unfamiliar landscape. Ideally, trails are designed and built to intentionally lead us through… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
The Florida Shuffle: Excerpt
What I learned working at Deathray was that addicts tend to have massive black holes of knowledge and common sense we assume for most people by the age of say 30… Read More
“The whole issue of virtuality has dramatically changed”
A Conversation with Curator Christian Viveros-Fauné Life During Wartime: Art in the Age of Coronavirus, curated by Christian Viveros-Fauné, is the USF Contemporary Art Museum’s first online exhibition. Comprised of… Read More
“FREE” by Erol Oz Song Review
Review by Ama Cruz, RadioAirplay.com Overall Impression: Erol Oz delivers powerful and honest lyrics in Free, never sugar coating the struggles of being an artist, instead, giving encouragement and reason… Read More
August 16, 2020 Wet Season, Dry Season Continued
Wet season, dry season, continued By Joseph Weinzettle Flooding in a swamp, from May to early October (the wet season) transforms the cypress dome interior. An earth red is actually… Read More
St. Pete Woman Creates Music Video to Get Out the Vote
2020 has been a game-changer for everyone. Most people have had to adapt their careers, interests or goals to whatever the year has brought. St. Petersburg resident Michelle Passoff… Read More
Strumming for Kinesthetic Learning – Friday 8/14 at 1pm
Strumming for Kinesthetic Learning By Erol Oz I’m here to challenge some of the ideas surrounding traditional music education. Yes, we should teach how to read music. Yes, we should… Read More
Little Satchmo documentary starts production!
By Lea Umberger It’s official, Little Satchmo has started production! June/ July Marked the completion of the first pass at recording the narration for the film! Sharon worked from her… Read More
A Conversation with Jabari Reed
Filmmaker Victoria Jorgensen talks with visual artist Jabari Reed (iBOMS) about his boldly colorful work that digs deeply into darker issues like food deserts, gun violence, “destruction and discovery.”… Read More
Women’s Caucus for Art/Florida Chapter is currently exhibiting its Portrait Project: WOMEN WHO WORK at the Morean Art Center, St Petersburg, Florida.
Women Who Work: A Portrait Project presented by the St. Petersburg Chapter of the Women’s Caucus for Art. Our exhibition presents 36 portraits of working St. Petersburg women created by WCA’s artist members in celebration of the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. We are expanding networking and exhibition opportunities for women; supporting local, national and global art activism; and advocating for equity in the arts for all. Arts Activision, … Read More
