Both in the red and both in the ring, both an Other versus another, the new bot that is always there, there in the black and white where the broth… Read More
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Entries for the Arts Coast Magazine
The Business of Art: Some “Take-Aways”
I decided several years ago to move from the realm of just painting art into the business of selling my art. It’s two completely different activities and each one has… Read More
Experimental Erasure
We are wrapping up our Emerging Artist Grant, we’ve delivered all the work to the gallery, shared event information with interested parties, and are awaiting opening night. I am excited… Read More
Obtained, Exchanged, Stolen, Valued, and Collected
Material possessions often act as both symbols of wealth and markers of individual achievement. Pictures adorned with opulent goods serve as commemorative monuments to prosperity, while taste and consumption are… Read More
Analog Print in a Post-Digital World
Choosing to work in analog print mediums in 2024 doesn’t mean I’m a Luddite who opposes technology. In fact, much of my work is facilitated by the internet. Through online… Read More
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Print in Practice
Working as a print and book artist and operator of a community print shop, I’m conscious of the resulting waste and carbon and water footprint. According to Temporary Services in… Read More
Beauty in the Community – The Tampa Bay Chalk Festival
By Jake-ann Jones. Pinellas Diaspora Arts Project (PDAP) is hosting the second annual free Tampa Bay Chalk Festival on Saturday, May 4… Read More
Showcasing the Artwork of Arts Teachers
By Tom Winchester. #SMF Faculty at the Dunedin Fine Art Center showcases the work of the artists who teach there, sharing paintings, ceramics, fiber art, drawings and photography… Read More
Early Joel Meyerowitz Photography Now in FMoPA’s Permanent Collection
By Robin O’Dell. You might re-conceive how you take photographs after you see this Joel Meyerowitz exhibition…. Read More
Old Box #10: Chatty Camera Chatty Camera Bang Bang!
My camera talks too much. It goes on and on and on, all up in my face, until I have offered it something it deems worthy of photography. Opinionated and… Read More