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¡Viva La Lucha! Pale Horse combines art, Cinco de Mayo and wrestling
Their worlds of interest seemed impossible to mix — until now.
Megan Voeller
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Space invader — Ya La’ford’s Quantum tour de force
The St. Petersburg installation artist knows how to work a room.
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The surprising Norman Rockwell at Tampa Museum of Art
Though disdained by critics as sentimental, he created indelible images of equality and courage.
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Out of the trash, into the tank — Re:Purposed and Holoscenes at Ringling
Two exhibitions at Ringling yield intriguing ecological perspectives.
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Defying labels — Pyramid Inc., PARC and Creative Clay
Bay area arts organizations are changing the perception of “outsider art.”
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Big lights, bright city — Lights on Tampa 2015
The public art event has turned up the voltage with interactive displays and exhibitions.
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Both sides now: Picasso/Dalí, Dalí/Picasso
The pairing of two artistic giants sheds new light on both.
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Reclaimed and reimagined: Kenny Jensen’s Intimate Immensities
The solo show at Studio@620 is part swamp séance and part family lore.
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A Day in the (past) life — African American Life and Family
MFA’s timelessly compelling portraits and snapshots.
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The year in visual art: Milestones, goodbyes and new beginnings
A look back at the arts heroes who left us, landmark exhibitions and some breakthrough moments.
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The art of letters: Four recommended artbooks
CL’s visual art critic rounds up a quartet of tomes on the subject.
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Conquering Art Basel 2014
Outstanding locals stand out amid the hubbub of Miami’s big annual event.
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Freshly crafted — St. Pete’s CraftArt
A pioneering St. Petersburg crafts gallery takes a new name and a new look as its signature street fest returns.
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Dunedin Fine Art Center’s Lost Worlds and Living Matter(s)
Two DFAC exhibitions explore a vast topography of imaginary landscapes and vivid minutiae.
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Not your parents’ slideshow: Carousel No. 4
Tampa Bay photographers celebrate a bygone tradition with a contemporary cultural perspective.
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Poseidon adventures at Tampa Museum of Art
A look at the Tampa Museum of Art’s first exhibition devoted to the ancient Greek sea God.
