Posted inArts & Entertainment
Feminist, horny pervert — or both?
William Villalongo’s depictions of women make for a heady mix at UT’s STUDIO-f.
visual art
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Post Coital: beyond the boudoir
Mindy Solomon Gallery’s latest show is sexy and it knows it.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Pearlstein’s true nudes
St. Pete’s Museum of Fine Arts showcases the revealing work of Philip Pearlstein.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Feast your eyes on To See As Artists See
TMA’s latest is the museum’s most impressive show since its 2010 reopening.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Mickett/Stackhouse: satellites of love
The married artistic duo are caught between the moon and a sense of identity.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Through the eyes of Ruby
HCC’s Gallery 221 celebrates the work of Florida folk art legend Ruby C. Williams.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Spring Arts Preview: Visual Arts
The best exhibits, art shows and more.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Patrick Dougherty branches out
A public installation makes a good sticking point for Sarasota’s new contemporary art museum.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Paul Dorrell: Career as art form
Guru and gallery owner Paul Dorrell shakes artists out of their discomfort zones.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Much Ado About Shakespeare
A historic arts collaboration celebrates the Bard all month long — including a sketchy Dalí.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
The art of healing
A singer with a mission and “Potatoheads” with a message.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Stay glassy, Tampa Bay
A new show at Mindy Solomon Gallery highlights the work of emerging artists the de la Torre brothers.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Greetings from Art Basel
Checking in with Bay area artists and galleries who exhibited at Miami’s massive art fair.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Henri Cartier-Bresson: Looking, with a twist
Tampa Museum of Art hosts a retrospective on the famed street photographer.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Roger Chamieh’s art will leave you breathless
The artist draws the viewer in with a multi-sensory trek through his psyche.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
High Five
TMA’s Five By Five fuses an art exhibition, a benefit sale and a slate of 10-minute performances, all in support of local artists.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Jacques Bautista: Almost famous
An artist who doesn’t exist is the star of a show by artists who do.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Better together
Steve Holm and Jerry Meatyard celebrate 30 years at HCC with a new show and a roast.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Gaze upon the Invisible Elephant
Kirk Ke Wang and Theo Wujcik team for the Asian-inspired new show.