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Putting Aside Placelessness
Putting Aside Placelessness October 13, 2017 by GREGORY GLENN, AIA An Architect Speaks on Creating Place Through Physical Design and Our Geographical Blessings Guest writer, Gregory Glenn, AIA… Read More
Christopher Still — A Sunshine State of Mind
Christopher Still — A Sunshine State of Mind October 13, 2017 by JULIE GARISTO The master painter’s sense of place is as inexorable as a Florida swelter. You… Read More
In and out of the studio with dancer Helen Hansen French
In and out of the studio with dancer Helen Hansen French October 13, 2017 by SK WEST Helen Hansen French earned her BFA from The Juilliard School in 2001 and… Read More
Andrews Memorial Chapel
Andrews Memorial Chapel is an early Florida Victorian Church located at the entrance of Hammock Park in Dunedin. It was built in 1888 and is listed on the National… Read More
American Stage Theatre Company
Since 1978 American Stage has been dedicated to telling meaningful, compelling stories with integrity and professionalism. As the Tampa Bay area’s longest-running, most critically-acclaimed professional theatre company, we… Read More
Make Merry with Local Artists’ Cards, Stocking-Stuffers and More
Because many artists can’t earn a living alone through sales of paintings, sculpture and other larger-scale works, they depend on revenue from affordable gift-able items they create. Several, in fact,… Read More
GASP! 2018 Accepting Performer Applications
Creative Loafing and Tampa Museum of Art have partnered for yet another year to bring back GASP! for its fourth year on Friday, March 16th. GASP! will, once again, feature… Read More
5 Things to Do | Nov. 24-30 | Consumer Advisory Edition
Itäó»s that time of year when, having given thanks for what we have, we go about the hard, joyful work of sharing it. In this weekäó»s events roundup, weäó»ve included… Read More
16. Childhood Influences.
16. Childhood Influences. by GLORIA MUÑOZ Anyone who is familiar with my work knows that birds are, and have been, constant compositional protagonists. One reason, I’m certain, has to… Read More
