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Miniboats Will Sail At Mirror Lake, Peter Castillo
Miniboats Will Sail At Mirror Lake, Peter Castillo
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Write up about a month-long project called "The Water Is Wide: The Art of Boat Building," with Studio@620 and the Bay Area Electric Boaters and the Tampa Bay Ship Models Society.
A Boatload Of Boat Art, Sharon Kennedy Wynne, Lara Cerri
A Boatload Of Boat Art, Sharon Kennedy Wynne, Lara Cerri
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Studio@620 has an exhibition titled "The Water is Wide: the Art of Boat Building."
Pigs And Problems At The Studio, Leilani Polk
Pigs And Problems At The Studio, Leilani Polk
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The St. Pete Film Movement takes place at Studio@620 on November 28, 2007. The event featured two foreign films: "Harold and the Amazing Contortionist Pig" and "Hawaii, Oslo."
Hull Of A Good Time, Megan Voeller, Studio At 620, Florida Craftsmen Gallery
Hull Of A Good Time, Megan Voeller, Studio At 620, Florida Craftsmen Gallery
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Article about "The Water is Wide: The Art of Boat Building" exhibit and events at Studio@620.
Art Notes: Bard Rocks, John Fleming
Art Notes: Bard Rocks, John Fleming
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"Hamlet: The Unforgettable Fire" brings together Shakespeare and rock music by U2 in a play that opens tonight at Studio@620, St. Petersburg.
Welcome To Midtown, St. Petersburg Times, Edmund D. Fountain
Welcome To Midtown, St. Petersburg Times, Edmund D. Fountain
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Melrose Elementary student Kelly Frehling, 10, holds the door for the John Hopkins Middle School step team as they enter Studio@620 in St. Petersburg on Wednesday. They came for a "Taste of Midtown" event held in conjunction with the exhibit "Midtown Through Our Eyes:' The exhibit, which opened Friday, showcases the students' work from a summer camp that sent them into Midtown's neighborhoods to bring back stories and photos. The stories were collected in a publication called Midtown Magazine.
Student Perspectives, Leilani Polk, Marion Wolfe
Student Perspectives, Leilani Polk, Marion Wolfe
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Studio@620 will show the "Midtown Through Our Eyes" exhibit, the product of the Photojournalism Summer Camp with chidren from Melrose Elementary and John Hopkins Middle Schools.
Hot Ticket: 'Shifting Landscapes,' Changing Views, Lennie Bennett, Timm Mettler
Hot Ticket: 'Shifting Landscapes,' Changing Views, Lennie Bennett, Timm Mettler
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Arts critic's review of the gallery exhibition "A Series of Shifting Landscapes" by emerging artist Timm Mettler.
Takethree, Leilani Polk
Takethree, Leilani Polk
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Article about three music related events, including Studio@620's performances of "Passages fo Martin Luther King," a play featuring gospel music based on King's letters and papers. Studio@620 showed the plays on August 18-19, 2007.
Peek Into Talents Behind 'Girlie Show', Sandee Davies, 20 At 620
Peek Into Talents Behind 'Girlie Show', Sandee Davies, 20 At 620
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"A new group of talented young folks will produce a burlesque show."
Mini Masterpieces, Leilani Polk
Mini Masterpieces, Leilani Polk
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Article advertising the exhibit "Put Some Art In Your Pocket! What Is An ATC [artist trading card]?" on display at Studio@620 fom July 13-21, 2007. The exhibit consisted of artist training cards (ATCs) and art cards, editions and originals (ACEOs) by Jennifer Burns, Lisa Buchanan, Pamela McVay, Sal Scheibe, Wands Edwards, Randi Marx, Sonia Reigle, Cassandra VanCuren, Tracie Rozario and Jeffrey Errick.
China Shares Its Stage, St. Petersburg Times, Christina Eiler
China Shares Its Stage, St. Petersburg Times, Christina Eiler
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With freedom songs, spirituals and hymns; a St. Petersburg resident and four other African-Americans brought the sounds of the civil rights movement to a play about the life and nonviolent social justice message of Martin Luther King Jr. to this capital city. The play, Passages of Martin Luther King, featured actors from the National Theatre Company of China in the roles of the King family; civil rights leaders Stokely Carmichael and Malcolm X, President John F. Kennedy and FBI director J. Edgar Hoover.
These Guys Make The Heat In This Kitchen, Nicole Bardo-Colon, Dirk Shadd
These Guys Make The Heat In This Kitchen, Nicole Bardo-Colon, Dirk Shadd
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"A quartet of talented young men come together to cook up a sweet soul stew of African-American music."
To Have And To Hold, Sharon Fink, Lara Cerri
To Have And To Hold, Sharon Fink, Lara Cerri
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Feature article about the YMCA of Tampa Bay's "Purses & Passion" fundraiser in June 2007. The fundraiser also included a photo exhibit of 100 women with their purses.
Hot Ticket: Play Features Sounds Of The Civil Rights Movement, John Fleming, Christina Eiler
Hot Ticket: Play Features Sounds Of The Civil Rights Movement, John Fleming, Christina Eiler
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Kenneth D. Alston, left, sings alongside September G. Penn during a performance of Passages of Martin Luther King in Beijing in June.
Performer Stands Up For Women, Nicole Bardo-Colon
Performer Stands Up For Women, Nicole Bardo-Colon
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"A play will shine a spotlight on abuse, rape, and more."
Say What? It's A Poetry Fest, Nick Johnson, Edmund D. Foutnain
Say What? It's A Poetry Fest, Nick Johnson, Edmund D. Foutnain
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The third annual presentation of Say What? A Spoken-Word Event kicked off Thursday with the "Cinco De Mayo" afterparty at the Studio@620, at 620 First Ave. S. It was the first of eight nights of spoken-word poetry, live music, art, performances and fashion that will run through Friday.
Permanent Collection, Tampa Bay Times
Permanent Collection, Tampa Bay Times
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Feature about the play "Permanent Collection" written by Thomas Gibbons and staged at the Studio@620 on May 3-5, 2007.
Hot Ticket: Play Offers An Artistic Interpretation Of Race, Lennie Bennett, Frank Baptie
Hot Ticket: Play Offers An Artistic Interpretation Of Race, Lennie Bennett, Frank Baptie
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Art critic's review of "Permanent Collection," a theatrical performance by Thomas Gibbons at the Studio@620.
Young Dancer Steps Into Serious Role, Nick Johnson, John Pendygraft
Young Dancer Steps Into Serious Role, Nick Johnson, John Pendygraft
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"'Grace,' a play by David Smith, will be presented for its second run Thursday at the Studio@620…'Grace' is the story of the 1963 church bombing in Birmingham, Ala., that killed four black girls. The play is based on the memoirs of Libby Cobbs, whose Klansman uncle was responsible for the bombings and whose testimony later led to his conviction."
Mystery Woman, Mark E. Leib, Petrus Antonius
Mystery Woman, Mark E. Leib, Petrus Antonius
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Critique of "A Conversation with Georgia O'Keeffe," written by Constance Congdon and coproduced by Stageworks.
Advanced History, Mark E. Leib, Shay Routh
Advanced History, Mark E. Leib, Shay Routh
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"Nevada Caldwell stars as Libby Cobbs, who brings her racist uncle to justice in 'Grace,' playing at The Studio@620."
Your Letters: A Complex Problem On Our Doorstep, Gary Harrington
Your Letters: A Complex Problem On Our Doorstep, Gary Harrington
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An editorial letter from community member reflecting on "Easy Street" documentary shown at Studio@620 about homelessness in Pinellas County.
Documentary Captures Reality Of Life On The Streets, John Wilson, Wideyed Films
Documentary Captures Reality Of Life On The Streets, John Wilson, Wideyed Films
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A film that shows one virtue of the city--it's a good place to be if you're homeless--debuts Saturday.
Dark Days, Darker Nights, Leilani Polk
Dark Days, Darker Nights, Leilani Polk
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Studio@620 spotlights film noir in the second annual "Film Noir Festival: Shadow Over the Sunshine City" February 9-16, 2007.
Face Time, Megan Voeller, Tim Welsh
Face Time, Megan Voeller, Tim Welsh
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Write up about Studio@620's "The Reluctant Sitter" exhibit.
Hot Ticket: It All Comes Out In The Wash, Lennie Bennett, Studio At 620
Hot Ticket: It All Comes Out In The Wash, Lennie Bennett, Studio At 620
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Art critic's review of Zachariah Thompson's photograph exhibit titled "Cold October's Dying Moonlight: I Give the Night Light Reason" at Studio@620.
Looking Good, Megan Voeller
Looking Good, Megan Voeller
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Article listing ten events happening in late December 2006 in the Tampa Bay area, featuring Studio@620's second birthday celebration as number six.
Double Vision, Megan Voeller, Emily Page, Blackout Cretions
Double Vision, Megan Voeller, Emily Page, Blackout Cretions
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Write up about Emily Page's exhibit titled "The Quickening: Pulses, Bodies, Rhythms," at the Studio@620. Plus "Vice Versus" by Brandon Dunlap and Chris Musina at Blackout Creations in St. Petersburg.
A Visual Tribute To Florida Artists And Writers, Jimm Roberts, St. Petersburg Times, Mercer Press
A Visual Tribute To Florida Artists And Writers, Jimm Roberts, St. Petersburg Times, Mercer Press
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Jimm Roberts spent 20 years on his book of portraits.