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Fragile Prettiness Belying a Strong Concept The artwork of Jenn Miller is pretty. I donäó»t say this blithely or facetiously. English boasts a bounty of words in the various shades… Read More

Investor Frank Wells has ventured south of St. Peteäó»s craft brew hubs and trendy restaurants to start work on a cultural hub — and home away from home for visiting… Read More

December 9-16 Wow. Itäó»s another absolutely jam-packed week of big names, local and national, doing the big work here in Pinellas County. Weäó»ve got Garrison Keillor, the future of journalism,… Read More

Frida Kahlo at The Dali? Does this cause you to wonder? Does the Mexican artist who has become the best known female artist in the world, lodging in the home… Read More

Frida Kahlo and Her Legacy Continue to Inspire In the time since her death, the artwork of Frida Kahlo has been celebrated by and influenced artists across decades and nations…. Read More

The Shadow Behind the Light Pain, Healing and the Art of D YaeL Kelley by DAVID MORRIS The role of art in healing is as diverse and enduring as its… Read More

With the gift-giving season upon us, thereäó»s no better time to explore local writers äóñ and get your friends in on the act. Here are a few recent (and one… Read More

The Museum-wide Effort to Prepare the Dali for Kahlo Fueled by Frida Kahloäó»s wild spirit, the Dali Museum is blooming to life in a whole new way äóî pulling out… Read More

Dalí_ Museum prepares to toast the worldäó»s most famous Latina painter at a time when the Hispanic population in America looks ahead with uncertainty. A new exhibition at St. Petersburgäó»s… Read More

Hunter S. Thompsonäó»s Weed, Booker Prize Turmoil, and Other Literary News In an interview with Hunter S. Thompsonäó»s widow, Anita Thompson, The Aspen Times reveals that Thompson will launch a… Read More