Comedy and Tragedy – Is There a Difference? My plays, I believe, straddle comedy and pathos. I genuinely feel that life is sad and mostly disappointing. My worldview is, and… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Quadropus and Inner Observatory.
PLAY A look back at two pieces I made for a group show at the Taubman Museum in Roanoke VA last year. QUADROPUS Quadropus will be a large dome-like structure… Read More
Review | Lauren Groff’s Florida
Review | Lauren Groff’s Florida By SARAH TELESCA | August 10, 2018 Lauren Groff’s fifth novel Florida cleverly meanders through compelling vignettes of characters’ lives; it braids together narratives of lonely… Read More
Gaze Up Close at Art and the Animal
The Society of Animal Artists’ on-sale exhibition offers impressive mastery and a wide variety of creatures great and small.
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Magnetic Fields
Magnetic Fields Expanding American Abstraction 1960s to Today The other week my mentor and I went to the Museum of Fine Arts in downtown St. Pete to see the Magnetic… Read More
Part of the Process
Part of the Process My collages grow from plain pieces of flat paper to textured, colorful materials that have depth and a different dimension to them than a traditional two… Read More
Where Do Ideas Come From, ‘Lavinia Forgotten’
Click on Thumbnail to View Enlargement Where Do Ideas Come From, ‘Lavinia Forgotten’ The creative process is an amazing thing. How an idea emerges and the process is worth remembering;… Read More
Give it all you got – GO!!!
Give it all you got – GO!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DV_3qx-oBms… Read More
Art Salon at AIA Tampa
You’re Invited to the Salon! I am proud to be the host and organizer of the first Art Salon to be held at the AIA (American Institute of Architects) on… Read More
Looking Back at SKYWAY
PASSION This post is a look back at the piece I made for the Tampa Museum of Art as my participation in the Skyway exhibition a while back. Here is… Read More
