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Using still life setups, made from objects brought in by students, the workshop will focus on painting’s basic elements: Drawing, Values, Colors and Edges. Special emphasis will be placed on Brush Handling, Understanding What You See and the Five Types of Light as defined by John Singer Sergeant.

Dates & Times are June 18th-19th, 9am-4pm. Fees are $60 for members, $80 for non-members. To register please contact the Beach Art Center by email or phone.
arts1515@aol.com, 727-596-4331

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3. Take a walk through Boca Ciega Millennium Park in Seminole and marvel at Leslie Fry’s sculptural installations, which are scattered along the park’s trails and boardwalk.

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Vendor space for the Craft Emergency Show in St Petersburg, Florida is long since gone, so this show should be a crowded one.

Show hours are 9 AM – 2 PM. Artists and Fine Handcrafted Items will be for sale in Red Cross Park, located on the corner of 4th Street North and 9th Avenue North in St. Petersburg, as well as in Hamilton Hall inside the Red Cross Building located at 818 4th St. N., St. Petersburg FL 33701

Read all about it at the Craft Heroes blog.

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Leslie writes:

Hi Caleb,
Thank you always for your wonderful design of the map/announcement card for my park sculpture project last year. I also thanked you in the Acknowledgments of my recently completed book documenting the project:
Wild Life: A Public Art Project, is a 44 page, full color book available at *Lulu.com*
A six-minute video about the project, Wild Life Sculpture Search, can be seen *here*
The book, Wild Life: A Public Art Project, includes an essay by Dr. Nick Capasso, Curator, DeCordova Museum & Sculpture Park, who wrote:
“Wild Life thus acts as a vehicle for a multi-sensory awareness of place and nature. Through artifice, nature is found. The placement [of the sculptures] also intensifies their liminality. They live at the edge – of the wilderness, and of our perception, as if seen in the corner of the eye. Such slippage in and out of awareness is a profound metaphor for the dream world – the mental land where myths are born.”

Leslie Fry rocks the bike-wear with elan at St Petersburg Saturday Art Market.

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Thanks to Megan Voeller of Artsqueeze, for providing the highest-profile notification for the event, which was otherwise underpromoted. This was not the fault of local media, but of those responsible for promoting this show.

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To benefit the Tampa Bay Chapter of the American Red Cross

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