HeadSpace... get it? Credit: Courtesy of ArtHouse3

HeadSpace… get it? Credit: Courtesy of ArtHouse3
Wanna see some art but don't wanna stop and look around — you'd rather think about what it means without the meandering crowds there?

Good news: Roundhouse Creative (1980 Central Ave., St. Pete) has fashioned a drive-by. 

Yeah, that sounded oddly violent to us, too. But it's not — it's art you can see from the sidewalk or, for the hardcore of those of us, your car. Andrew Lee, who owns Roundhouse Creative, loaned Arthouse 3 three walls to flaunt their mad art skills. Chastity Williams has created HeadSpace, the three-walled window art exhibit. (The wooden sculpture, created by Anthony Zollo, is a permanent, site-specific piece.)

And OK, so seeing art without interacting with people really isn't the point of HeadSpace; but it is great to see local businesses incorporating local art into their businesses. 

We think it's worth a drive by. And before you ask, no, this image isn't all of it. You're actually gonna have to, you know, drive by. 

Cathy Salustri is the arts + entertainment editor for Creative Loafing Tampa. Contact her here. 

This article appears in Feb 22 – Mar 1, 2018.

Cathy's portfolio includes pieces for Visit Florida, USA Today and regional and local press. In 2016, UPF published Backroads of Paradise, her travel narrative about retracing the WPA-era Florida driving...