The versatile actor can be seen in Jobsite Theater’s A Skull in Connemara through April 9. Brian Shea hasæbeenæa boozy, disgruntled department storeæelf, a flustered hypochondriac, a murderously ambitious writer… Read More
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Blood Sisters Arts Salon Host a Well-Versed Diversion at DFAC
The duo also known as Jenni Nance and Lacie Meier are hosting recurring events around the written word at the Dunedin Fine Art Center. In a mostly suburban community where… Read More
Don’t Stop St. Pete Revs On With Continuously Satisfying Sounds
The Pinellas fest entertained withæsocial and cultural consciousness as well as an impressively diverse sampling of indie music. Photos by Daniel Veintimilla. Competing springtime events didn’t stop a throng of… Read More
Arts In Podcast – Mickett-Stackhouse, Gateway Plaza Project
Internationally-known artists Robert Stackhouse and Carol Mickett share details of the evolving designs included in their Gateway Plaza commission in Richmond, Virginia. The building was constructed as their artwork was… Read More
Florida LitLife: March
It’s been a rollicking few weeks in the literary world, both around Pinellas and further afield. We have some local contests and awards, new revelations about Walt Whitman and Truman… Read More
5 Things to Do
March 24 – 30 Itäó»s a bit of a rare quiet week in Pinellas County äóñ by which I mean there are only two music festivals. Get outside and make… Read More
March Arts News Roundup
This month has been chock full of art-world controversy, tragedy, and triumph. Here are the highlights from around the world and around the Bay. National Notes The Whitney Biennial… Read More
Arts In Podcast– Yann Weymouth
Internationally-known architect Yann Weymouth shares the practical ideas behind the Dalí Museum’s striking design, and why the glass pyramid he helped build at the Louvre was a beautifully simple answer… Read More
Five Things to Do
March 17 – 23 Another week, another top-notch, diverse selection of mind- and soul-expanding opportunities in the land of sunshine. This week, our picks include a play about genetics, a… Read More
A Look at Cuba and a Look Inward
Iäó»ve always felt a double sense of blurriness in regards to U.S. foreign policy. My parents immigrated to the United States from a socialist Yugoslavia and, in a certain sense,… Read More
