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3 Tampa Bay artists find new ways to make art in Tarpon Springs
Meet the three artists whose unique art is currently on display at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art in Tarpon Springs.
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. Art heals.
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The complete guide to Gasparilla Arts Month in Tampa
See new movies, discover new artists, and listen to live music this March.
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Artist John David Hawver brings the Florida Keys to Tampa
‘Sea the Light’ at HCC Ybor’s Gallery 114.
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Hidden history at MIZE Gallery in St. Petersburg during Black Heritage Month
The most salient takeaway from MIZE’s ‘Dreams Deferred’: we aren’t teaching enough black history in our schools.
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Racism isn’t funny, but this Tampa play is
David Jacobi’s ‘Ready Steady Yeti Go’ will make you laugh — and make you think.
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Tampa Bay Fresh Fest brings “artfiti” to Tampa
A sexy slice of hip-hop culture is coming to Tampa Bay.
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Guess what Tampa park will host the 50th Annual Gasparilla Festival of the Arts in 2020?
Hint: Not Curtis Hixon Park.
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Tampa artist Joe Testa-Secca’s life in art on exhibit at UT gallery
The University of Tampa honors former UT professor with a career-spanning solo art exhibition.
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Top 7 things to see this second Saturday in St. Petersburg
Second Saturday’s February ArtWalk is jam-packed.
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In Tampa, graphic pictures of racist attacks, white-on-black violence and hate crimes on exhibit
Gallery 221’s latest art exhibition shocks audiences with graphic displays of violence against African Americans.
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The digital revolution is coming to Tampa Bay with fab labs
The University of Tampa and the Morean Arts Center have added new digital labs for their art, photography and design students.
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St. Petersburg gets a new eco-boutique
Jeff Schorr of Craftsman House and Leslie Curran of ARTicles Gallery have teamed up to bring Truffula to the Grand Central District.
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Beth Reynolds’ community photo project — One Day Tampa Bay — documents life in Tampa Bay
Trust me, you want to know more about this awesome community photo project.
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Your guide to the best Tampa Bay visual art events this spring
Start 2019 right with these visual arts events on both sides of Tampa Bay.
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Tampa Bay artist Diane Radel is bringing her nature-inspired artwork to Tampa, Dunedin, Largo and St. Petersburg
Radel’s latest series, ‘Turtle Track Art,’ was inspired by a midnight stroll on Melbourne Beach.
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Abstract expressionism beyond Tampa Bay (part 3 in a series)
How abstract expressionism became symbolic of American freedom of expression.
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This Tampa area is the best-kept secret in the art scene
Check out what Clay Hollenkamp and Shelby Baerwalde are doing with art at Plant City’s historic Bing House Museum.
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Help the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg choose one of these three photos for its permanent collection
Pick-a-Pic is the “I like big photos and I cannot lie” photo lover’s dream.
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Abstract Expressionism and a Tampa Bay point of view (part 2 in a series)
How Nazis and others played a part in America’s contemporary art scene.
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Where to see (and paint) abstract expressionism in Tampa Bay in 2019
The modern style is all over the region, and we’re all over it.