A few words on the way out of town.
Megan Voeller
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Fall Arts Preview: Have a creative autumn
Fill your calendar with Bay area arts and culture through the end of the year and beyond.
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Views from the Porch: Exquisite Porch
The serial art project Exquisite Porch showcases Florida fauna.
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Visual Art: Shock value
Dick pics and trippy video in a new Seminole Heights art space.
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Everybody’s Watching
Tracy Midulla Reller’s show at HCC is a picture of immaculate distress.
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Spring Arts Preview 2016: Visual arts
A bevy of beautiful shows, exhibits and more is headed our way.
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Re-see the world: Books on art
Four giftable volumes encourage a deeper look.
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Art Basel Miami Beach: Tampa Bay artists made a mark
Locals made a splash in South Beach, satellite fairs and alternative spaces.
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Visual arts: St. Pete’s Museum of Fine Arts celebrates female artists
An exhibition of prints by American women is a major achievement for the MFA.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s wonders of the world
At the Tampa Museum of Art, a celebration of the duo’s astonishing, landscape-altering public art.
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This Light of Ours — a photographic flashback to the fight for civil rights
Revisit everyday heroes in Florida Holocaust Museum’s troubling and inspiring new exhibitions.
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Wall-to-wall luminosity — the SHINE St. Petersburg Mural Festival
Local muralists are joined by peers from all over for a two-week celebration.
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Looking back on the 12th Bienal de la Habana
A USF professor’s mini-museum installation and more.
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The Inn crowd: Selina Roman at the Tahitian
Scenes from a delightfully disturbing, Florida-inspired photo shoot.
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Eye on the Florida Prize
Impressive Florida contemporary artists, including two from Tampa, can be seen in a juried show at the Orlando Museum of Art.
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Hope floats: Aithan Shapira’s prints, paintings and sculptures
Inspiration and survival at the Florida Holocaust Museum.
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Above, below and beyond — Janine Awai’s Supersubsurface
The Seminole Heights-based artist revels in the earthy and ephemeral in her first solo show.
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Michael Tomor and the TMA of tomorrow
The engaged, engaging new leader of the Tampa Museum of Art chats with CL.
