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Author: Jenn Allen

Victor Quino

Posted onAugust 29, 2016February 13, 2017AuthorJenn Allen7 Comments

When hearing the term “surrealism”, most people think of melting clocks, flying fish, or animals with unnaturally long toothpick legs. The artistic style has a reputation of being weird for the sake of being weird, but there is much more to surrealism. Victor Quino is Read More …

CategoriesFeature, Most Popular, Visual ArtsTagsJenn Allen, Osceola Arts, Surrealism, Victor Quino

Adventures in Wynwood.

Posted onAugust 13, 2016September 28, 2016AuthorJenn Allen

If you are unfamiliar with Wynwood, it is a neighborhood in Miami, FL that is home to over 70 art galleries and even more works of public art. As the melting pot of street art, Wynwood attracts famous artists, like Shepard Fairey, and annonymous artists Read More …

CategoriesPhoto Essay, Visual ArtsTagsJenn Allen, Oh No They got Matt!, Photo Essay, Wynwod, Zika

Forrest Lawson

Posted onAugust 7, 2016November 2, 2016AuthorJenn Allen

Forrest Lawson’s series Closeted is an ongoing sculptural body of work exploring what it is like to come out as gay. Now more than ever, the struggles of the LGBT community need to be heard. Lawson uses his art as a way to inform outsiders of the Read More …

CategoriesFeature, Interview, Visual ArtsTagsForrest Lawson, Homophobia, Jenn Allen, LGBTQ

Richard Munster

Posted onJune 30, 2016February 9, 2017AuthorJenn Allen

Richard Munster’s ceramic sculptures walk the line between man-made and natural rock formations. His work contains natural minerals and utilitarian objects fused together. With a background in functional pottery, he creates fine art works using his technical understanding of clay. These sculptures combine the natural, Read More …

CategoriesFeature, Visual ArtsTagsCeramics, Jenn Allen, Richard Munster, Sculpture

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Timucua Presents Launches New Podcast

CategoriesPerspective, SponsoredTagsBoris Douglas Garbe, David MacDonald, Live Art, Marla E, Paula Buck, Timucua Arts Foundation, Timucua PresentsPosted onApril 5, 2017April 5, 2017AuthorPaula Buck

Sponsored. What would David MacDonald, host of the podcast Live Art by Timucua Presents, have in common with William Morris—a nineteenth-century writer, textile designer, and social activist? Morris Read More ...

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CategoriesFirst ContactTagsBethany Yucuis Borden, Blue Bamboo Center For The Arts, Central Florida Composers Forum, Charlie Griffin, First Contact, Sharon OmensPosted onApril 4, 2017AuthorCharlie Griffin

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