A retrospective with the children of the late photojournalist Bud Lee
Dance exploring racism and eroticism (not in the same dance!) at the Florida Dance Festival.
Spoke about Shateel Gandhi’s work responding to Eric Gardner’s death & Kate Weare Company’s work about sexual roles.
Sarasota artist will hold mock funerals for confederate flags on Memorial Day
Sarasota Artist will symbolically bury confederate flags on Memorial Day
freeFall Theatre’s Harvey & Kirk Ke Wang on Why Art?
Discussion with the cast & director of Harvey, and discussion of art’s purpose with Kirk Ke Wang.
Interactive art exhibit gives voice to Polish children of WWII, and Indiana governor defends Religious Freedom Law
Interactive Art exhibit gives voice to Polish Children of WWII, and Indiana Governor defends Religious Freedom Law
Poet Richard Blanco joins Art in Your Ear
Inaugural poet Richard Blanco discusses his work and process
Poet Richard Blanco joins Art in Your Ear
Inaugural poet Richard Blanco discusses his work and process
August Wilson and William Shakespeare in the House
Two Approaches to Two Masters: August Wilson’s Radio Golf at American Stage, and Much Ado’s Full on Cabaret Shakespeare.
Artist Nick Cave Brings Heard to Lights on Tampa; William Downs & George Long Create Chaos at Tempus Projects.
Artists Nick Cave, William Downs and George Long Have an impact on Tampa with their art work.
Next Dalí Museum exhibit will feature work by Leonardo Da Vinci
Next Dali Museum exhibit will feature work by Leonardo Da Vinci
Tampa Tour De Clay
Interviewed Kim Kirchman, teacher and artist
See. Hear. Feel. An artistic response to Alzheimer’s Disease.
Discussion of the ways artists created the exhibition See. Hear. Feel.
Disston Heights Civic Association hosts a DIY festival
Alex Duensing and Richard McDaniel of The Disston Heights Civic Association joined Radioactivity to discuss about their upcoming DIY festival.
Tampa Bay event welcomes Florida photographers to the historic Kress Building
Rob speaks to John Moran, photographer and Co-Director of Springs Eternal Project. For more than 30 years, he has been photographing the springs of Florida his photos show the Beauty of Florida’s springs and have also witnessed their decline.
Carmada!
Public Art’s Impact on Community
Performance at USF reflects on Arab-American experience after 9/11
Performance at USF reflects on Arab-American experience after 9/11
Wearable Art
discussion with Brazilian designer and artist Rogerio Martins about the intersection of art and fashion
St. Petersburg Arts Walk
the business of the arts
Art and science converge at MOSI 3-D printer exhibit
Tampa’s Museum of Science and Industry showcases the emerging frontiers of 3D printing
Art and Africa create social change
While many may enjoy artistic expression simply for its own sake, others use art for the greater good. This spring Eckerd College is hosting a series of forums as part of its initiative called “The Plight and Promise of Africa.” The college has set up a photography exhibit at the Poynter institute in St. Petersburg… Read more »
Blog & Station Updates
Deadline to Sign Up For the Affordable Health Care Act is December 15; Premiums Expected to Remain Flat or Decline Slightly
Are probiotics a key to slow spread of Florida’s devastating coral disease?
Legal Advice for Veterans on Appeals, Spousal Benefits, Burn Pits, Blue Water, Upgrading “Bad Papers”, Veterans Courts and the New Form System
Sea Shepherd founder: “no whales will be killed in international waters” this year
