Mitzi Gordon’s Carmada—which brings art on wheels to public spaces via vibrantly painted, almost-always fully functioning cars—celebrates a 10-year anniversary with two Tampa events including this art car show on Seventh Avenue, between 15th and 17th Streets.
That’s the same two blocks that host Kress Contemporary, The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Marcolina’s Fine Arts Gallery, and Drip Ybor. With DJ Donnie Luv spinning tunes, it’s an art block party in the making, with an organization that’s perennially embraced the Bay area’s most-up-and-coming and impactful visual creators.
There’s no cover to attend Carmada 2024 happening in Ybor City on Saturday Feb. 3. Subscribe to Creative Loafing newsletters.
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Carmada’s 10th anniversary brings painted cars back to Ybor City on Saturday
The takeover happens between 15th and 17th streets.
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Jennifer Ring
Jen began her storytelling journey in 2017, writing and taking photographs for Creative Loafing Tampa. Since then, she’s told the story of art in Tampa Bay through more than 200 art reviews, artist profiles, and art features. She believes that everyone can and should make art, whether they’re good at it or not...
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