Artists & Writers Apply Here… The article in the Tampa Bay Times about the Artists and Writers Balls in Ybor City in the 1980s might not have resonated with everyone… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Infinite Possibilities
Infinite Possibilities While in Iceland, I didn’t see night. There were warm, colorful sunsets but it didn’t ever actually get dark. Somewhat surprisingly I enjoyed this. It’s not yet full… Read More
The first layer of my “Not #MeToo: No More Casting Couch” painting
The first layer of my “Not #MeToo: No More Casting Couch” painting If you have been following my Creative Pinellas blog posts, you will be familiar with the large painting… Read More
Writing Is Not Typing
Writing Is Not Typing In a 2016 LitHub article entitled “How to Be a Writer” the author Rebecca Solnit gave aspiring writers a list of 10 tips in order to be a… Read More
Arts In Podcast – Greg Byrd
Greg Byrd is an award-winning poet with a PhD in Literature, living in Clearwater and teaching at St. Pete College. He’s a Fulbright Fellow in poetry and literature, winner of… Read More
Box-making for shipping a show!
Box-making for shipping a show! Today I am busy making boxes from scratch to ship a 16-painting solo show to Findlay, Ohio. My New York gallerist Paul Calendrillo curated the… Read More
recording
A recent composition of mine was recently featured on a CD. The title of the piece is Sinfonietta. It was performed by the Brno Philharmonic (in the Czech republic) in 2016… Read More
Weekend Plans with Jim Sorensen
Weekend Plans with Jim Sorensen The local theater Renaissance Man talks about what drives his mojo, his directorial debut at American Stage and what he’s got planned for his downtime…. Read More
Is Art Marketable?
Is Art Marketable? Before I wrote my first play, I wrote, or rather I started writing a novel, which I’ve since finished several drafts. The book is a literary mystery… Read More
Hat Trick’s Godot — The Waiting isn’t the Hardest Part
Hat Trick’s Godot — The Waiting isn’t the Hardest Part Theater Review by Julie Garisto May 31, 2018 After seven-odd decades, theatergoers still trickle into see Samuel Beckett’s absurdist masterpiece Waiting… Read More
