So many grants …So little time. While there are many grants that could be a potential match for your film project, you should always start small – or local. You… Read More
Archives: Articles
Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
1994 / archival footage from “Somebody’s Doing Something About People With AIDS.”
Do you remember Art For Life? It was a fundraiser auction for the Tampa AIDS Network. Artists would donate their artwork for the auction. The auction is featured in this… Read More
Every Carrie Smith Portrait Tells a Story
Every Carrie Smith Portrait Tells a Story The St. Petersburg-based artist recently painted the iconic Yayoi Kusama, the high-profile installation artist soon to be featured at the Tampa Museum of… Read More
Drawing 2
Drawing 2 As I have been drawing these patterns, I realized I was using colors that were harmonious. I was choosing colors that would give me a subtle difference in… Read More
overthink
overthink Don’t overthink it! Sounds simple right? But at times it’s probably the hardest thing to do. At times life can be so overwhelming that you drown in trying to… Read More
Drawing
Drawing Creating patterns on used coffee filters with stains as a starting point. I have been drawing patterns on used coffee filters, keeping the stains that already adorn them in… Read More
Leonard Bernstein etc.
Here’s what I’m listening to now:https://spotify:user:1219478968:playlist:2l0iJV9SwCWs1YAvwHNaHj Includes music by Bernstein, who is celebrating is hundredth birthday, Barber, Dvorak and some Russian choral music…. Read More
Leap of Faith
Leap of Faith About a year and half ago I was having coffee with Daniel Kelly, the director of my new play that was set to world-premiere at Urbanite in… Read More
Finding Faces
La Mujer con el Papagayo Serious sustained photography can become a sober examination of one’s mind. Quickly frame what you are innately drawn to – before thinking fogs everything –… Read More
The Two-Sided Mirror
The Invisible Photographer In July, my wife Merla and I went spent a week at a bed and breakfast: a 19th-century two-story home overlooking a harbor in Maine. Wonderful… Read More