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Street smarts
Tes One, BASK and a posse of prominent urbanites get legit recognition — finally.
Megan Voeller
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Codex marks the spot
Meander through the quilted portals, puffy clouds and painted tableaus of Sanford Biggers’ imagination.
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Planet Theo
Renowned, accomplished Tampa artist Theo Wujcik targets climate change issues in our Ybor world.
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Hot seats: A Hundred Chairs at TMA
The history of modern art, as revealed in dozens of ingenious ways to rest one’s butt.
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Cathy Clayton’s got staying power
The Tampa gallery owner has survived — and thrived — through three recessions.
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It’s hip to be square at Blue Lucy
It’s amazing what an artist can do with a 15-inch square panel of wood.
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St. Pete’s Museum of Fine Arts goes Communist
A new exhibit of Soviet photos evokes the gap between the dreams and realities of Russian Communism.
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Artpool: Four years of making a splash in St. Pete
Marina Williams’ ARTpool is a multi-faceted art-and-party place not quite like anything else.
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The subject is sex
Explicit Content at Mindy Solomon lives up to its title and then some.
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Wax poetic at Morean Arts Center
New twists on a time-honored, highly malleable medium.
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Taking it to the streets: New public art muses
St. Pete and Tampa artists take their ideas outside.
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The wild kingdoms of Ke Wang and Kenny
Nature — inside and out — at St. Pete’s Salt Creek
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Varieties of abstraction at Tempus Projects
An intriguing three-artist show.
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Time to shine for the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts
FMoPA stages a coming out party with a big Warhol show in its splashy new home.
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Tampa Museum of Art: Forward and back with Romare Bearden
At the TMA, two artists who translated past struggles into indelible art.
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Where there’s smoke: Changes at WTCA’s factory space
The latest chapter in the saga of a cigar factory turned artists’ mecca.
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Die like an Egyptian
The wondrous funerary objects of ancient Egypt at the MFA.
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Payne’s world
Hunter Payne’s greatest artwork may be… Hunter Payne.
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Cage match: Celebrating the John Cage centennial
The composer’s legacy inspires two shows rich in the pleasures of experimentation and chance.
