May 2021 | By Sara Ries Dziekonski I want to say how incredibly grateful I am to encounter such amazing talent from young writers. I am constantly inspired by… Read More
Genre: Grantee Story
Tree of Life
July 2021 | By Don Gialanella We Are All Connected . . . This is the story of my latest public sculpture commission for Publix Greenwise Market in Fort Lauderdale,… Read More
2021 Lambda Literary Awards
July 2021 | By Sarah Gerard . . I felt shy about this when it happened so didn’t post about it, but since the ceremony replay lives forever online —… Read More
Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon or My Misadventures in Social Connecting And the Installation Blog #26
We were done with Blog #25, so I thought. But some things have happened since then that will complete Part 1 of my Emerging Artist journey. My story, my work… Read More
Rain Puddles and Cannonballs – Moments of Abandon
Rain Puddles and Cannonballs – Moments of Abandon July 9, 2021 I turned on my meditation app last week to the soothing, singsong voice that if I’m honest, I… Read More
Artists as Gardeners
Gardens… Read More
Peace In Purpose
March 2021 | By Nick Davis These past few days the thought of what an artist is, continues to cross my mind. As a digital artist we are often… Read More
The Pros and Cons of a Zoom Book Release
May 2021 | By Gloria Muñoz . . . Never would I ever have imagined that my debut book would be released during a pandemic. When I was drafting the… Read More
Looking Back, Sitting Still, Being Gentle
June 20, 2021 | Helen French . . . On June 17 Creative Pinellas held a group conversation with the current Professional Artist grant recipients. This was the first time… Read More
The Pandemic and Personal Values
May 2021 | By Chelsea Catherine The other day, I finished work, sat down and just thought, “Holy cow. I am wiped out.” I have been tired for months… Read More
