Doug Wright’s “Flight” featured at the 2018 TBBCA Chalk Walk. A Woman Champion in the Business of Supporting the Arts by STEPHANIE POWERS In times like these, when art doesn’t… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Meeting Curatorial Challenges
Meeting Curatorial Challenges Curator as Mediator by DANNY OLDA Though making no art, a curator has a special, even creative hand in art developing exhibitions. Works of art bear their… Read More
Rage against ‘The Machine’ at freeFall
The Machine Stops brings us a historic Tomorrowland with superb performances and a few surprise appearances.
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Three Ideas Surface to Create Swimming
Three Ideas Surface to Create Swimming Three ideas surfaced and came together to create ‘Swimming on the Surface of the Sun’. I had an already primed piece of board and… Read More
Famous Florida Storyteller’s 1st Story Is Published
Zora Neale Hurston’s BARRACOON. A good stew needs a lot of stirring to keep the bottom from sticking. That about sums up my efforts – started in 1989 until 2008 –… Read More
Interview with Courtney Alexander, Creator of Dust II Onyx
The artist muses on the freedoms of being a Florida-based artist, what she loves about USF’s fine arts program and her tarot paintings.
Levitant
Hackenwerth Blog post 4 In addition to the sculpture installations I did this spring, I was also very busy doing some long needed improvements to my yard. Thanks to hurricane… Read More
Amanda Thompson | The Artist Behind the Developer
A civic leader inspires her colleague — and the downtown district that she’s working to rejuvenate.
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Binging the Fringe
Binging the Fringe by STEPHANIE POWERS, May 8, 2018 We are a few days into Tampa International Fringe Festival, the second year of the outside-the-box performance art fest which hosts… Read More
The Lean on Pete Effect
The Lean on Pete Effect Last weekend I saw the movie LEAN ON PETE. Andrew Haigh’s moving tale of a fifteen-year-old boy and his horse, adapted from the Willy Vlautin novel… Read More
