Karma chameleon Hmm if you say Camille and Leone together, it kind of sounds like chameleon. Coincidence? I think not. Camille Leone is Square Ones spring-themed art extravaganza, which has attracted more than 2,000 attendees in the past, and embraces the idea of a woman changing her appearance and character as a means of demonstrating and awakening artistic expression. This years artists offer work based on the chameleon-inspired theme the colors are red, gold and green (a nod to the lyrics of Culture Clubs Karma Chameleon.) The spectacular includes more than 100 visual artists, musicians, dancers, models and performers, including CL favorites like the Bella Danza dancers, Bluelucy, Kyle Lambert and Robert Wegmann. The audience can get in on the action by wearing the themes colors and by donning masks to transform themselves. Anyone else singing Phantom of the Operas Masquerade right now? (Pictured: Camille Leone-inspired art by Jason Moriarty) 7 p.m.-midnight Sat., April 17, The RITZ Ybor, 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa, $2-$10, squareoneflorida.com. Lily Reisman
This article appears in Apr 14-20, 2010.
