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4 artists who had one helluva year
The achievements of Bask, Katherine Pill, Calan Ree and Carlton Ward Jr. reach beyond Tampa Bay.
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On the road at Art Basel
Reunions, decadent parties and massive-scale works at Miami’s premiere art festival.
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Hit the road for reGeneration 2 & Studio Malick
These great exhibits are a short car ride from Tampa Bay — but you better hurry.
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High times at Bleu Acier
Gregg Perkins revisits historic alpine images in First There is a Mountain.
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Tampa Museum of Art’s new shows cast a spell
From an art film about a cruise ship to works by Ansel Adams, Calder and Miró, TMA’s lineup is magic.
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Jono Vaughan lets her hair down
The final weekend approaches for the artist’s show at St. Petersburg’s Morean Arts Center.
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Darkness awaits at Lore and Dark Arts
Bluelucy and “Creep” St. Pete Local unveil seasonal new shows in the ’Burg.
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St. Pete’s Museum of Fine Arts latest is Mixing Metaphors
MFA’s new show has compelling works, but sponsor Bank of America could have splurged a little more.
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Through Our Eyes: Midtown and Beyond takes a fresh look at St. Petersburg
Studio@620 spotlights young talent and a school program that teaches life skills — and much more.
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MFA’s makeover highlights Arts Alive Free Museum Day
A sneak peek at the museum’s newly renovated permanent collection galleries.
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The mapping of Florida through the centuries
A landmark exhibit at Tampa Bay History Center shows the many shapes of the Sunshine State over the last 500 years.
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Dominique Labauvie: Living in a material whirl
The renowned artist’s minimalistic show at HCC’s Gallery 21 achieves strength through fragility.
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Sugar Bomb is one sweet show
Kirk Ke Wang ponders the persuasiveness of a little sugar.
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What To Watch For: Visual Art
Great gallery shows arrive on both sides of the Bay this fall.
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Tampa Bay’s gallery scene is on the move
Mindy Solomon’s gone, Chris Kelly’s back, and other shifts in the visual arts community.
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The Lens = Public Art?
Public art will be a big part of the Lens project — if it ever gets built.
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A Fine time for Dunedin art
Dunedin Fine Art Center’s programming and expansion signal its continued evolution as a major arts player.
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Thoroughly Modern Ringling?
American Moderns may not be comprehensive but is well worth exploring.
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Capital Glass
Washington, D.C., artists travel to Duncan McClellan Glass for a hot new show.
