Martial Artist Walter Evans’ Shihan School of Survival Teaches Youth Self-Control and Physical Fitness
Shihan School of Survival teaches martial arts and discipline to more Pinellas youths thanks to the PCF Social Justice Fund.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – Finding Support
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ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – Waiting for Inspiration
It seems for most people “being Inspired” is criteria for being able to make art. Without it, nothing can happen. Don't let your lack of inspiration stop you from working. Learn how to just do it.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – How to Use Oil and Cold Wax Medium
Searching for a medium that is a good fit is like looking at a buffet table. Do you go for the favorites or try something new? Deciding is easier if you really think about the things that interest and stimulate you, as well as what is involved in using a particular medium. This is what led me to oil and cold wax medium for most of my projects.
DAB Community Services and Public Works Academy Bring Much-Needed Surveying Training Program to St. Pete
DAB Community Services and the Public Works Academy collaborate to provide land surveying training at Pinellas Technical College with funding through a PCF Venture Philanthropy Fund grant.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – Process and Progression
Now that I have my inspiration (chairs), I can decide [...]
Social Justice Fund Helps Justice Studio Bring Art to Youth at the Pinellas Regional JDC
With funds from private donors and the PCF Social Justice Fund, Justice Studio offers a visual arts education to students who are detained at the Pinellas Regional Juvenile Detention Center. Besides meeting educational needs, the program often has a therapeutic effect on the students by offering an artistic outlet for them.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – Gotta Love Chairs
Do you have something you’re drawn to time after time? Early in 2016, Lynn Foskett Pierson began exploring the chair as an ongoing theme in her work. A signature, if you will. Her insight on the subject is intriguing.
ACT II: Behind the Studio Door – Where to Begin?
Every day when I enter my studio, I ask the question, where do I begin? If you are an artist who wants to get your work out there, more than likely, you have several projects going on at the same time. Here's some insight on how to manage it all.
Volunteer Docents Fulfilled by Giving Their Time
There are many ways to volunteer your time in Pinellas County. Have you considered working as a docent at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art at St. Petersburg College? It’s a wonderful way to give back this holiday season or year-round.
