Blogs: Posts Tagged ‘ art ’

“Is it all just melodrama, or is it how I really felt/feel? Am I making fun of myself, or am I revealing myself? I guess the real answer is, you have to come and see,” says Earley.
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Thursday, March 28 – The Live Creation of Doug Rhodehamel’s 50,000th Paper Bag Mushroom 7 p.m. The Venue 511 Virginia Drive 407-412-6895 dougrhodehamel.com $2 Referring to one of our favorite local artists, Doug Rhodehamel, as “The Paper Mushroom Guy” is probably pigeonholing him a little bit, but looking at how influential his paper mushroom...
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Tonight sees the closing party for an installation by Brian R. Jobe and Jason Sheridan Brown – a cerebral group of works constructed of plywood, string and other common materials that investigates ideas of exchange and dialogue, growth and decay, using sequentially ordered elements to create or destroy visual rhythms.
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Orlando's first-ever Cardboard Art Festival inspired corrugated craziness in Orange Avenue's Say It Loud studio over the weekend. As detailed in this week's issue of OW, producer Mark Baratelli of The Daily City collaborated with curators Doug Rhodehamel and Brendan O'Connor to assemble artists including Jessica Earley, Nathan Selikoff, Adriaan Mol, and Evan &...
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The Way Home comes out Jan. 4 and, in the collaborative spirit that she loves so much, Inguanta will celebrate by performing her collection at the Timucua White House on Jan. 6, with musicians Mandy Burgan and Benoit Glazer, as well as dancer Christin Carlow.
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We’re talking about live bronze sculpture pours by instructor David Cumbie, ceramic kiln firings, interactive photography and drawing workshops, and handmade clay lantern displays.
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This “happy hour in the round,” hosted by Central Florida Modern and Nils M. Schweizer Fellows, may be the last chance to tour a rare Florida landmark that isn’t shaped like a gator or housing a mouse, and as well as the guided tour, there will be food, drink and a first viewing of...
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On Saturday, Sept. 8, Orlando had a unique opportunity to contribute to the creation of an cultural object rarely seen outside its home community. “Tap Tap” buses are essential forms of transportation on the island of Haiti, and are usually adorned by their owners with colorful designs. To celebrate next week’s opening of the...
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Roberts asked himself what he could do to honor those living and working in his own state, and a series – or an obsession – was born.
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It’s free to look, and if you buy, your purchase supports one of the area’s most important community art centers, a nonprofit offering more than 100 classes per year but with only three full-time employees.
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