Creating Color Nothing is more frustrating for a ceramic artist than being limited by chemistry. For me, limitations in chemistry could be caused by the fact that I generally fire… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Getting closer to show time
When we started shooting video footage for my Sea Level installation, a major worry in my mind was the time it would take to edit. I knew we only needed… Read More
Building Audiences for Sustainability
Bahia Ramos, Director of Arts at New York City’s Wallace Foundation, shares her thoughts on a five-year project the Wallace Foundation funded with a range of arts organizations participating,… Read More
Some Assembly Required
Keeping it BRIEF in this blog post – an update on my grant pieces and official Brand Identity Announcement! There’s been SO MUCH going on – both personally and professionally – and I can’t wait till it all culminates on Thursday, September 12th [6 – 9PM] at Creative Pinellas…. Read More
Why Text?
Last summer while still performing with Sarasota Contemporary Dance, I was introduced to “Physical Theatre“, a genre of theatrical performance that encompasses storytelling primarily through physical movement, by Award wining… Read More
Bob Barancik – Red Tide Series
August 29, 2019 . . . St. Petersburg artist Bob Barancik shared images from his new series of mixed-media acrylic ink paintings on museum clay board, artwork that grew… Read More
New sketch for a new low relief sculpture painting
Hello and Welcome Back! Below is a new sketch for a low-relief sculpture painting:… Read More
How Do I Know When I’m Done?
How Do I Know When I’m Done? This is a common question I get when asked of my process so I thought it would be fun to share with… Read More
Pinellas Artists You Want More People to Know About
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I would like to suggest Neverne Covington. For an artist with a long-standing presence in St. Petersburg, Neverne has not gotten the attention that I think her work deserves. Deeply… Read More
From Dancer to Choreographer/Director
I started dancing at the age of seven when my uncle Edward Johnson came to me and said “Hey you wanna do ballet”. At that time I was really hype… Read More