May 20, 2020 | By Jake-ann Jones Tenea D. Johnson a Multidisciplinary Artist Crafts Blueprints for Better Worlds . . . The future is now. Whether you’re a fan of… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Google-Writing is Vapid and Superficial
Googling descriptions for fictional writing leads to superficial writing. … Read More
Writing Song Lyrics – Putting Pen to Paper
by Erol Ozsever Every songwriter seems to have a knack for writing the music or writing the lyrics, unless you are one of the gifted few who can do both… Read More
Florida light
Florida Light By Joseph Weinzettle Painting in Florida light poses some unique challenges and opportunities. Most art education is in the studio, not en plein air, so for the most… Read More
My Eyes are Hungry (blog post #5)
My Eyes are Hungry. By Steven Kenny As a docent for the Dali Museum I would visit there at least once a week. I never tired of returning again and… Read More
Art For Reals
May 15, 2020 | By Steph Hargrove Art For Reals Last night was the Creative Pinellas virtual gallery opening on Facebook live, and I had a fabulous time hanging out… Read More
Tonight! Emerging Artist Virtual Exhibit Opening
May 14, 2020 | By Gianna Pergamo Tonight! Emerging Artist Virtual Exhibit Opening Artist Gianna Pergamo joins the other Creative Pinellas Emerging Artist Grantees in their Virtual Opening Reception Guess… Read More
Where Art, Business and Good Deeds Meet
May 13, 2020 | By Cindy Stovall . . . Stephen Collins, a Connecticut native, bought Coast Bothers janitorial supply firm a decade ago. It was an established business of… Read More
New Studio
New Studio By Carol Mickett and Robert Stackhouse Robert and I moved to Tarpon Springs from St. Petersburg almost 3 years ago. We thought that if we could keep our… Read More
Gloria Muñoz On Crying in Two Languages
Q. “Canta y No Llores”: Where does that title of your essay come from? A. It’s part of the lyrics of a really popular song, a Mexican ranchera called “Cielito Lindo”… Read More
