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Wandering Eye Launch Party and Opening -
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A reception and reading for the release of Cole Bellamy's new chapbook, American Museum.
Wine and Beer on the house.
Goodies and give aways. Books for sale/author signing (cash or charge).
www.beautyisbeautypress.co
Friday, June 7th, @ 8:00 PM.
2002 E 5th Ave #102, Tampa, Florida 33605
The
Duncan McClellan Gallery is pleased to continue the exhibit of five
amazing glass artists from the renowned Washington Glass Studio and
School.
Sean Hennessey, resident artist at the Washington Glass School, uses a combination of glass, concrete, found objects, and steel to create works based mythologies, philosophy, personal experiences, and whimsy
Tim Tate blends traditional craft with new media technology creating a framework for his artistic narrative.
Erwin Timmers’, co-founder of the Washington Glass Studio and Washington Glass School, approach to art is multi-faceted, incorporating metalwork, innovative lighting, and glass design.
Michael Janis, co-director and instructor at the Washington Glass School, integrates elements of light, color, and also sequence within his scenes, suspending them within layers of fused glass.
Allegra Marquart, has integrated her background as a printmaker with that of a glass artist.
June 8th will feature glass blowing demonstrations all evening.
Beer, wine and refreshments are available for a donation benefiting the DMG School Project.
Exhibition runs May 11 - July 31, 2013
Saturday, June 8th, from 5:30-9:30PMSean Hennessey, resident artist at the Washington Glass School, uses a combination of glass, concrete, found objects, and steel to create works based mythologies, philosophy, personal experiences, and whimsy
Tim Tate blends traditional craft with new media technology creating a framework for his artistic narrative.
Erwin Timmers’, co-founder of the Washington Glass Studio and Washington Glass School, approach to art is multi-faceted, incorporating metalwork, innovative lighting, and glass design.
Michael Janis, co-director and instructor at the Washington Glass School, integrates elements of light, color, and also sequence within his scenes, suspending them within layers of fused glass.
Allegra Marquart, has integrated her background as a printmaker with that of a glass artist.
June 8th will feature glass blowing demonstrations all evening.
Beer, wine and refreshments are available for a donation benefiting the DMG School Project.
Exhibition runs May 11 - July 31, 2013
550 24th St. South, Saint Petersburg, Florida 33712
Venture
Compound Casts a Spell With Stone Circles Ritual Art Show
June 8th,
8pm
The line
between art and magic is malleable, tentative, and temporary. We draw signs to call down spirits and to create
them. We inscribe letters that form
myths and dogma and canon and fiction. We
chant invocations and sing hymns that turn into folk songs and then pop.
The Venture
Compound has always been a place of magic and new creation. Of otherness.
Of gateways to unknown worlds, mindstates, prayers. Now we
invoke the gods of creation and hex and invite our friends who travel the
realms of spirit to join us. We fill our
gallery with altars and maybe they will work and fill us with something
else. We paint third eyes in foreheads
and punch holes through the sky.
For the June 8th
opening of Stone Circles, the latest in The Venture Compound’s parade of
showcases for emerging and outsider artists, we will feature live witchcraft rituals,
art subversion initiatives, and music from Venture Compound favorites (TBA). Specifically, we are calling on members of
local alternative religious communities to join us in a ritual to call for the
positive resolution of our fire code inspection process, which risks shutting
down Venture for good!
The Venture
Compound: 2621 Fairfield Avenue South
The event will
be preceded at 6pm by a reception for Venture Compound members. Memberships are $100 and currently available
online at our fundraiser page:
Media Contact: Davidzmorris@gmail.com
Follow Venture on Twitter:
@ventureistruth
Facebook and Schedule:
Facebook.com/theventurecompound
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Brush Songs Opening @ Saint Paint -
Participating artists:
Cameron Cottrill
Jenipher Chandley
Reid Jenkins
Scott Hillis
Derek Donnelly
Tara Radosevich
Vanessa Circe
Saori Murphy
Aurailieus Artist
Zulu Painter
Sebastian Coolidge
Stoic
Zosa Pistola
6 6th St N, Saint Petersburg, Florida 33701
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Creative Clay Cultural Arts Center
 
Creative Clay is happy to announce its fifth annual inclusionary summer arts camp, Art Around the World, serving
children ages six through 12 with mixed abilities. Camper artwork will
be displayed at The St. Petersburg Museum of History each week. All
campers will receive a
free t-shirt featuring the children's self-portraits. CAMP LOCATION: Imagine School 1950 1st Ave N, St. Petersburg, 33713 CONTACT: Kim Dohrman 727-421-3125 kim@creativeclay.org INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Gordon Bonnett
DATES:
Wk 1: June 10-14 Brazil
COST: $150 per/week. Sibling discount=$25
off tuition per child. Scholarships available for those who qualify.
Week 4 is $120 because of holiday.Wk 2: June 17-21 Russia Wk 3: June 24-June 28 Philippines Wk 4: July 1-July 5 Morocco (4 day week) Wk 5: July 8-12 Brazil Wk 6: July 15-19 Russia Wk 7: July 22-26 Philippines Wk 8: July 29-Aug. 2 Morocco TO REGISTER: Click here to download camp forms. Fill out application and medical release form for each child attending the camp. Registration and payment may be dropped off at Creative Clay (1124 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg 33705), mailed to Creative Clay or faxed to 727-825-0515. Payment may be made via phone to reserve your child's spot. We accept check, cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and AMEX. DAILY CAMP SCHEDULE: 9-9:30 Arrival 9:45 Lesson 10:15 Snack 10:30 Studio Time Noon Lunch/Playground/Games/Educational Movies 1:00 Studio Time 2:15 Clean Up 2:30 Music & Movement (optional) 3:00 Dismissal *Note: Fridays from 2-3 join us for our camp art reception with light refreshments. All family and friends of campers are welcome to attend! WHAT TO WEAR: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes you don't mind getting messy! WHAT TO BRING: Bring your lunch, a snack, water Sunscreen CAMP RULES: Respect yourself and others. Respect the classroom. Respect the supplies and learning materials. WHAT TO EXPECT: Expect to learn a lot about each country's culture! Expect to make art, listen to music and dance! Expect to have fun! |
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