Your Guide to The 2017 Writers in Paradise Reading Series Every year, Eckerd College attracts high-profile writers from around the country to its Writers in Paradise retreat, co-founded by megahit… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
Good Morning, Art!
A Conversation with Artist Sebastian Coolidge, the First Speaker for the New St. Pete Chapter of CreativeMornings There’s a brand new chapter of the international breakfast lecture series for the… Read More
From the Guest Editor, Duncan McClellan
Our guest editor for the month of January is Duncan McClellan. This experienced glass artist studied in Italy and the U.S. before opening his studio and gallery in what has… Read More
Culture-Fueled Growth
Transforming “a Pretty Sleepy Place” to “America’s New Hipster Metropolis” Through the Arts Over the past half-decade, Pinellas County has experienced a stunning renaissance äóñ as a place to live,… Read More
In the Hot Shop
At Duncan McClellenäó»s hot shop in the Warehouse Arts District, the glass-bloweräó»s process is a fast ever-flowing water ninja – quick movements, no distractions, no broken attention. Mariel Bass and… Read More
Pinellas Glass Art Map
Pinellas is home to a variety glass art studios, galleries and hot shops. Find one to enjoy on the map below. Are we missing your favorite glass art location? Let… Read More
The Success of St. Peteäó»s ArtWalk and its Identity Moving Forward
Local artists and a curator talk about the monthly event, how itäó»s evolved and what theyäó»d like to see in the future. Once a month, thousands flock to St. Petersburg… Read More
Creative Pinellas Announces Second Cycle of Youth Arts Education Program Grants for Arts & Cultural Organizations
Application Period Launches January 4, 2017 Creative Pinellas, the Countyäó»s Local Arts Agency is pleased to announce the opening of the application period for its 2017 äóìImpact Returnsäó grant program… Read More
5 Things To Do
January 6-January 13 And now, from famine to feast. As the holiday season closes and the New Year kicks off, the Pinellas arts and culture scene goes back into overdrive,… Read More
Junk Mail Sculpture Grid Awareness: An Interview with Cynthia Mason
St. Petersburg-based artist Cynthia Mason loves plaster, junk mail and gold – any material going up against a complementary material – anything that will scramble physical codes in garbled unison…. Read More