Ree Shapiro has published the short story, “Changing Directions.” and the poem “Hear Me” in the magazine “The Scribe.” She has a master’s in writing from Tiffin University and teaches… Read More
Ree Shapiro
Role: Artist
Rachel Shapiro
Rachel Shapiro is a freelance writer and editor. She has a master’s degree in Creative Writing from the University of Edinburgh. Her short stories have appeared in Story Shack, Hickory… Read More
Ani Crane
I’m an author of three books, photographer, lover of nature, avid book reader, psychic, tarot card reader, and excited to be in this show as I continue to find many… Read More
Tracy Kennard
Tracy Kennard is an emerging photographer using only an iPhone. She doesn’t purposely seek out any particular compositions. Her process is to observe the environment around her typically while walking,… Read More
Susan Wiley
Susan is a self-taught artist and has been teaching watercolors and developing art programs to a variety of audiences for over thirty years. She is a signature member of the… Read More
Susan Hess
Considered a “creative colorist” Susan Hess’ work reveals immediately her passion for color. A resident of Madeira Beach, Florida she creates interpretive impressions of people, places, and nature in encaustic… Read More
Steph Blondet
Steph Blondet is a Puerto Rican visual artist based in Tampa Bay, FL, known for her vibrant wall ice cream sculptures and sculptural paintings. Blondet creates art as a form… Read More
Rhys Meatyard
Rhys Meatyard is an artist, illustrator, and graphic designer living and working from their home studio in Historic Roser Park in St. Petersburg, Florida. While committed to creating and showing… Read More
Brigitte Coovert
Brigitte Coovert has lived in Florida most of her life and currently resides in Pinellas county. When not in her studio space, she can be wandering around local museums, spending… Read More
Michelle Gordon
My artistic practice is rooted in an intuitive and spiritual process. Working exclusively with oil paints, I layer each piece spontaneously, forgoing preliminary sketches. This approach allows each mark to… Read More
