What a week. Began to teach at the Tennessee Governors School for the Arts (GSFTA) last week as I have for the past three years. The GSFTA is a month… Read More
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A Musicians Life Part IX
The end of Week two of the Governors School for the Arts. (GSFTA). What a week. I continue to challenge myself in ways to teach over the Zoom platform! Reed… Read More
Sparks Interdisciplinary Project – Blog #5 June 30, 2020
SPARKS BLOG #5 We Go Forth Paula Kramer … Read More
The Florida Shuffle: Novel Excerpt
I imagined all whole world’s aggregated New Years and Birthdays and Anniversary Resolutions floating through the lubricated sky like Crayola balloons, rising and converging… Read More
Free
“Free” By Erol Oz Gig-workers are faced with a crisis in 2020. How are we supposed to make a living as performers when the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many local… Read More
MAKING ARTIST’S BOOKS
MAKING ARTISTS BOOKS By Neverne Covington Books have always been dominant part of my life. Over the past few years I’ve begun creating my own. Making them fills me… Read More
The Greatness of Seinfeld’s “The Opposite”
My favorite TV character of all time is George Constanza, and his greatest episode is “The Opposite.” In “The Opposite,” George a stocky, slow-witted, balding, unemployed 30-something man who lives… Read More
Virtual Reality – Art in the Age of Coronavirus
June 29, 2020 | By Kurt Loft An Evolving Online Exhibition by the USF Contemporary Art Museum Through December 12 lifeduringwartimeexhibition.org When a restaurant can no longer serve food, it… Read More
The Greatness of Seinfeld’s “The Opposite”
My favorite TV character of all time is George Constanza, and his greatest episode is “The Opposite.”… Read More
Walking to Plein-Air Site June 28, 2020
Walking to plein-air site By Joseph Weinzettle Day starts: 5:55 AM Tarpon Springs June 20, 2020 For an in-progress painting of the Anclote River Basin, I need to get up… Read More
