By Maddi Dolan “We’ve been waiting for you to get here,” Ashley Bauman, Mercury Public Affairs Director of the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts, told Jessie Goldstein the second she arrived at the Showcase. Why? Am I in trouble? Jessie thought to herself. “Ana Cruz, the First Lady of Tampa, wants to buy your piece …
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By Victoria Weaver In an effort to keep up with the rapid pace at which the city of Tampa is growing, the Tampa Museum of Art officially announced an expansion on Monday, Nov. 8. This expansion project will begin in 2022 and is estimated to be completed by the year 2024 with an official date …
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by Tatiana Torres There’s no denying that places such as Armature Works and Busch Gardens are amazing for cute dates. But, it is important to note that those are not the only two places in Tampa that are date-worthy. Picking a date spot can be pretty frustrating, especially when you feel like you have been …
by Demi Manglona UT’s Art and Design department has organized two travel immersion courses–New York City and Seoul, South Korea–for the upcoming spring semester, where students can attend workshops and explore a metropolitan city center. Credit will be offered for enrolling in the course and completing pre and post-departure assignments. There is a cap of …
by Alexandra D’Eramo The Tampa Museum of Art offers a variety of different pieces with exhibits ranging from ancient to modern, while also incorporating contemporary art. The museum itself collects, preserves, and studies exemplary and important works of art to educate, engage, and inspire the Tampa residents and others around the world. The new exhibitions …
