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When the Walls Breathe: Dulk Brings a Dream of Florida to Life at The Factory

By Avery Anderson | The Arts Passport The first thing Spanish artist Antonio Segura — known internationally as Dulk — did in Florida wasn’t paint. It was paddle. On a break from the wall he’s transforming at The Factory St. Pete, Dulk joined the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation for a day

When Friendship Gets Abstract: Art Paints a New Picture at The Off-Central

By Avery Anderson | The Arts Passport There’s nothing simple about a white painting. Especially when it costs a fortune and ruins your friendships. In Art — Yasmina Reza’s Tony Award-winning comedy about ego, taste, and emotional combustion — one friend’s purchase of an all-white canvas sends three others into

Summoning Saraswati: Five Artists Search for Peace in a Restless World

By Avery Anderson | The Arts Passport If you’ve felt the world vibrating a little too loudly lately, The Werk Gallery has an answer — or at least, a sound. Their new exhibition, Summoning Saraswati, brings together five artists united not by style or medium, but by a shared longing for

“Why Not Do What I Love?” — Playwright Jenna Jane on Leaving “Safe” Work, Rewriting Bionic, and Building a Real Life in the Arts

After her newsroom position was cut, Jenna Jane chose the riskier path that finally made sense: “Once I found out that career wasn't safe… why not do what I love?” In this episode of the Tampa Bay Arts Passport Podcast, we talk about refusing stereotype roles, rebuilding her

Love v. Death: Opera Tampa’s new world premiere finds the funny, the Florida, and the fiercely human in the space between

Opera Tampa premieres Love v. Death, a darkly comic new opera by St. Pete composer Tom Sivak, exploring true stories of devotion, mortality, and myth.