Over the course of the first half of 2022, a big part of my process was channeling my frustration and rage into my paintings. In doing this I found the… Read More
Archives: Articles
Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
STANDING performance
I am finally able to share the recording of my performance of STANDING, a work mentioned in my previous blog. Unfortunately, the video projections are not coming through very clearly… Read More
Florida’s First Center for the Arts
By Laura Kepner The Morean Arts Center Florida’s First Center for the Arts . . . NEA/Pinellas Recovers Grant Update . . . The origins of integral parts of our… Read More
Duncan McClellan and The DMG School Project
By Tom Winchester. Duncan McClellan established The DMG School Project to provide the art of glass to schoolchildren who otherwise wouldn’t have access to it. He says, “When we’re talking with the school kids, what we want to do is get that ‘Aha’ moment.”… Read More
Secret to Self-Tape Success
After a very active summer full of self-tape auditions and successful bookings (I booked a SAG film, but I’ll get to that in a future post), I figured I should… Read More
Featured Clips of Nightmare PTA Moms
I’m VERY excited to share some clips from my recent Lifetime movie, Nightmare PTA Moms! It was filmed right here in Pinellas County and recently premiered July 10th, 2022…. Read More
Strings & Arts Fest
By Elaine Chambliss Strings & Arts On the Deuces August 20 from 4-6 pm Free 535 22nd St South, St. Pete Details here In celebration of Stringed Music on… Read More
PAVA SHOW
Art Supplies and Stuff Part II
There is a colorful free-standing paper mâché sculpture of a rhinoceros about 4’ high and maybe about 8’ long standing on the curbside in front of 2036 Central Ave. St…. Read More
SHINE Unity Project Reaches New Neighborhoods
By Gabrielle Reeder. Tracey Rtist Jones, Brain Storm, Reda3sb and iBOMS were selected for the St. Pete Arts Alliance’s SHINE Unity project, and got the opportunity to explain what unity means to them through murals – in neighborhoods outside the downtown art districts. … Read More
