Tag: Art

Thursday, September 4, 2014 Ringling Museum of Art “In the season kick-off on September 4, visitors will experience a provoking exhibition within the museum courtyard. Artists Charlotte Chieco, Tina Piracci,...

ARTdart: There are as many ways to think about art as there are to create it. Join Pamela Beck in her new column, ARTdart, as she explores and considers the...

ARTdart: There are as many ways to think about art as there are to create it. Join Pamela Beck in her new column, ARTdart, as she explores and considers the...

Sarasota Visual Art interviews Instructor, and Gallery Manager, Joe Loccisano. Biladeau installation Tell us about the gallery you curate. The SCF Fine Art Gallery functions like a museum – which...

November 19-29th, 2011 Palmetto Art Center, 907 5th Street West, Palmetto FL OPENING RECEPTION ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th FROM 6-9PM. On Saturday evening, November 19th, from 6-9PM Palmetto Art Center...

November 12, 2011 (8:00pm-12:00am) ARTpool Gallery, 919 1st Ave., St. Petersburg, FL ART, Fashion & Body Art show inspired by Pop Art & Graphic Art Works It’s our grand finale...

Jean Blackburn: New Works, Englewood Art Center, a division of Ringling College of Art + Design, October 18-November 16, 2011, Opening Receoption 2-4 p.m., Saturday October 22 About the Artist:...

October 15 – January 1, 2011 State of the Arts Gallery Includes new works by Sarasota’s legacy artists creating art in Sarasota for over 30 years. State of the Arts...

Sarasota Visual Arts summary report of exhibitions and events for the upcoming weekend. This features the weekend of Friday, September 30 through Sunday, October 2. Friday – September 30 Annual...

October 1-28 Art Uptown Gallery, 1367 Main St., Sarasota Art Uptown, Sarasota’s oldest cooperative fine art gallery, is featuring “Reflections on Ringling,” an exhibition of paintings and other works of...

November 1-7, 2011 South Pineapple Avenue, Sarasota, FL Celebrating the cultural art form of performance pavement art the Sarasota Chalk Festival is lined up to become the most important contemporary...