Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Thursday, July 1, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 1, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Friday, July 2, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 2, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 2, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 3, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Sunday, July 4, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Monday, July 5, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Monday, July 5, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Monday, July 5, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Thursday, July 8, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 8, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Redefining Landscape

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Friday, July 9, 2010

"Redefining Landscape" at the Centre Gallery
Art confronting Environmental Issues

The impact of coal mining and off-shore drilling on natural landscapes is difficult to ignore. For artist Katia Setti, such environmental issues inspired her upcoming art exhibition.

From June 28 through July 9, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction. Setti's exhibition will include two series of works depicting tactile, abstracted landscape paintings that emphasize destruction, intrusion, erasure, and reshaping of masses.

"Having grown up around natural settings for the majority of my life, I am deeply affected by the feed of information from news casts reporting contemporary environmental issues. In this exhibition I use painting to instinctually transfer my reactions to such information onto a surface, and question the environmental impact that practices like coal mining and oil drilling have on our definitions of landscape."

Setti is a USF student and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art in May 2010. She is currently working towards her second degree, a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, and plans to graduate in May 2011.

The Redefining Landscape: Processes of Intrusion and Destruction reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Friday, July 9, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 9, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 9, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Surreal Fridays

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 9, 2010

Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Surreal Fridays
Friday, July 9, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Series continues July 16, 23, 30, August 13, 20, and 27
The Dalí Museum continues its popular summer happy hour series, with an evening of great music, tours of the Museum, and Surreal-related silent films. Cash bar, cigar bar, and complimentary tapas. Surreal Friday's are sponsored by Allstate Roadside, with additional support by BB&T. Catering sponsor StoneChef. Tonight's music: Jim Morey Band - Neo-ragtime, New Orleans jazz. Cost: Half-price admission (only $8.50) after 5:00 p.m.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 10, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Sunday, July 11, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Monday, July 12, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Monday, July 12, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 15, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Friday, July 16, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Friday, July 16, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Friday, July 16, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 16, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Up-up Close Summer Concert Series

Where: The Palladium

Friday, July 16, 2010

The Up-Up Close Summer Concert Series beginning Friday, April 30.

$75 - Meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for the following:
June 26 - Chris MacDonald - Memories of Elvis Tribute Show
July 16 - The Fab Four - The Ultimate Tribute to the Beatles
July 24 - Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone
July 31 - Let's Hang On - A Tribute to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
August 14 - Davy Jones of The Monkees

$100 meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for:
August 28 - Air Supply
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Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 16, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Surreal Fridays

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 16, 2010

Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Surreal Fridays
Friday, July 9, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Series continues July 16, 23, 30, August 13, 20, and 27
The Dalí Museum continues its popular summer happy hour series, with an evening of great music, tours of the Museum, and Surreal-related silent films. Cash bar, cigar bar, and complimentary tapas. Surreal Friday's are sponsored by Allstate Roadside, with additional support by BB&T. Catering sponsor StoneChef. Tonight's music: Jim Morey Band - Neo-ragtime, New Orleans jazz. Cost: Half-price admission (only $8.50) after 5:00 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 17, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Sunday, July 18, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Monday, July 19, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Monday, July 19, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Monday, July 19, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Monday, July 19, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Nerve

Where: Shimberg Playhouse, Straz Center for the Performing Arts

Monday, July 19, 2010

Time: 7:30 PM EST

Final Job-side Projects of the 09-10 season!
Nerve
By Adam Szymkowicz
Directed by Lori Shannon
Jul. 19, 2010
Mon. 7:30 pm
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Put a scary control freak with a puppet fetish on an online date with a nymphomaniac that likes to cut herself, put them both in a dive bar during eighties night. I think you get the idea.
Chapel Perilous
Written and directed by Christen Petitt
Aug. 9, 2010
Mon. 7:30 pm
Tickets: $5 at the door; FREE for Jobsite season ticket <http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php> holders (email us < to secure your seats.)
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Fraternal twins Mae and Jake own a dodgy beach bar and massage parlor. When they learn a hurricane is on the way, they do what comes naturally - throw a party and sing some karaoke. However, the forces of chaos, destruction, unrequited love, and poisonous hotdogs threaten to destroy everything. Can our heroes overcome insanity and mortal peril, ride the storm, and emerge unscathed?
Cowboy v. Samurai
By Michael Golamco
Directed by Richard Kennedy
Aug. 13 - 16, 2010
Fri. - Sat. 10:30pm, Sun. - Mon. 7:30pm
Tickets: $5 at the door; FREE for Jobsite season ticket <http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php>" Target="_blank">http://www.jobsitetheater.org/info/tickets/seasontickets.php> holders (email us < to secure your seats.)
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Cowboy v. Samurai is a contemporary retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac set in the American West.
Jobsite is once again helping the Asian Pacific American Scene, Inc. (APASI) with a Job-side Production. APASI is a Florida not for profit corporation started in 2007 that is committed to connecting people of all communities to Asian Pacific American culture and experiences by producing thought provoking and entertaining art about Americans of Asian and Pacific Islander descent. The last show done with Jobsite's Job-side program was Bondage http://www.jobsitetheater. in 2008, written by David Henry Hwang and directed by Ami Sallee Corley.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 22, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Friday, July 23, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Friday, July 23, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Friday, July 23, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 23, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 23, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Surreal Fridays

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 23, 2010

Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Surreal Fridays
Friday, July 9, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Series continues July 16, 23, 30, August 13, 20, and 27
The Dalí Museum continues its popular summer happy hour series, with an evening of great music, tours of the Museum, and Surreal-related silent films. Cash bar, cigar bar, and complimentary tapas. Surreal Friday's are sponsored by Allstate Roadside, with additional support by BB&T. Catering sponsor StoneChef. Tonight's music: Jim Morey Band - Neo-ragtime, New Orleans jazz. Cost: Half-price admission (only $8.50) after 5:00 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Up-up Close Summer Concert Series

Where: The Palladium

Saturday, July 24, 2010

The Up-Up Close Summer Concert Series beginning Friday, April 30.

$75 - Meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for the following:
June 26 - Chris MacDonald - Memories of Elvis Tribute Show
July 16 - The Fab Four - The Ultimate Tribute to the Beatles
July 24 - Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone
July 31 - Let's Hang On - A Tribute to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
August 14 - Davy Jones of The Monkees

$100 meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for:
August 28 - Air Supply
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Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 24, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Sunday, July 25, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Elsewhere

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Monday, July 26, 2010

Centre Gallery's Glimpses of "Elsewhere"
Tampa's unnoticed history in a photograph

Tampa's abandoned buildings decay unnoticed, taking on human traits of loss, abandonment, and aging. Artist Nicole Abbett enters such environments to link their documentation to personal exploration, and to share in a one-time show the lives and secrets of buildings that would either wise go undocumented.

From July 26 through August 6, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Elsewhere; an exhibit of photographs, taken with a large format camera, that will transport viewers into the hallways of Tampa's inaccessible buildings. The photographs will be displayed as one extensive series of works.

As Abbett describes, "the photographs are reminders of the lives of the buildings, their history, and why they no longer have a purpose. The spaces experience processes in their lifetime that mirror my experiences of transformation," adding that "if someone cared for such buildings they would still be functioning and would not be in the state of decay they are currently in."

Abbett is a USF student who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in May 2011. She plans on continuing her education to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree.

The Elsewhere reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.
About the Centre GalleryCentre Gallery is an innovative, student-run art exhibition space at the University of South Florida. Located in the Marshall Student Center room 2700, Centre Gallery (www.centregallery.usf.edu) is free and open to the public. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Monday, July 26, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Monday, July 26, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Monday, July 26, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Monday, July 26, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Elsewhere

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Centre Gallery's Glimpses of "Elsewhere"
Tampa's unnoticed history in a photograph

Tampa's abandoned buildings decay unnoticed, taking on human traits of loss, abandonment, and aging. Artist Nicole Abbett enters such environments to link their documentation to personal exploration, and to share in a one-time show the lives and secrets of buildings that would either wise go undocumented.

From July 26 through August 6, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Elsewhere; an exhibit of photographs, taken with a large format camera, that will transport viewers into the hallways of Tampa's inaccessible buildings. The photographs will be displayed as one extensive series of works.

As Abbett describes, "the photographs are reminders of the lives of the buildings, their history, and why they no longer have a purpose. The spaces experience processes in their lifetime that mirror my experiences of transformation," adding that "if someone cared for such buildings they would still be functioning and would not be in the state of decay they are currently in."

Abbett is a USF student who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in May 2011. She plans on continuing her education to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree.

The Elsewhere reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.
About the Centre GalleryCentre Gallery is an innovative, student-run art exhibition space at the University of South Florida. Located in the Marshall Student Center room 2700, Centre Gallery (www.centregallery.usf.edu) is free and open to the public. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: On the Edge of the Abyss

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

On the Edge of the Abyss
Ella Liebermann-Shiber
Through Sun., Sept. 12, 2010
Ella Liebermann-Shiber was liberated from Nazi captivity in May 1945 near Hamburg, Germany.
On the Edge of the Abyss features her ninety-three drawings, which she drew in reaction to the
aftermath of trauma.

Event Title: Perpetrators

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Perpetrators
Sid Chafetz
Through Sun., Aug. 8, 2010
Sid Chafetz, an artist and master printmaker who dedicated his professional career to creating works of profound social significance, created
a series of portraits of what might be called "ordinary people" who executed Hitler's ghoulish plans. The artwork depicts the complicity of
industrialists, businessmen, professionals, soldiers, churchmen, physicians, lawyers and bureaucrats who implemented and executed the Nazi's
diabolical schemes. For this subject, he chose monotone lithographs as his predominate medium.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Elsewhere

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Centre Gallery's Glimpses of "Elsewhere"
Tampa's unnoticed history in a photograph

Tampa's abandoned buildings decay unnoticed, taking on human traits of loss, abandonment, and aging. Artist Nicole Abbett enters such environments to link their documentation to personal exploration, and to share in a one-time show the lives and secrets of buildings that would either wise go undocumented.

From July 26 through August 6, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Elsewhere; an exhibit of photographs, taken with a large format camera, that will transport viewers into the hallways of Tampa's inaccessible buildings. The photographs will be displayed as one extensive series of works.

As Abbett describes, "the photographs are reminders of the lives of the buildings, their history, and why they no longer have a purpose. The spaces experience processes in their lifetime that mirror my experiences of transformation," adding that "if someone cared for such buildings they would still be functioning and would not be in the state of decay they are currently in."

Abbett is a USF student who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in May 2011. She plans on continuing her education to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree.

The Elsewhere reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.
About the Centre GalleryCentre Gallery is an innovative, student-run art exhibition space at the University of South Florida. Located in the Marshall Student Center room 2700, Centre Gallery (www.centregallery.usf.edu) is free and open to the public. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: On the Edge of the Abyss

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

On the Edge of the Abyss
Ella Liebermann-Shiber
Through Sun., Sept. 12, 2010
Ella Liebermann-Shiber was liberated from Nazi captivity in May 1945 near Hamburg, Germany.
On the Edge of the Abyss features her ninety-three drawings, which she drew in reaction to the
aftermath of trauma.

Event Title: Perpetrators

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Perpetrators
Sid Chafetz
Through Sun., Aug. 8, 2010
Sid Chafetz, an artist and master printmaker who dedicated his professional career to creating works of profound social significance, created
a series of portraits of what might be called "ordinary people" who executed Hitler's ghoulish plans. The artwork depicts the complicity of
industrialists, businessmen, professionals, soldiers, churchmen, physicians, lawyers and bureaucrats who implemented and executed the Nazi's
diabolical schemes. For this subject, he chose monotone lithographs as his predominate medium.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Elsewhere

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Centre Gallery's Glimpses of "Elsewhere"
Tampa's unnoticed history in a photograph

Tampa's abandoned buildings decay unnoticed, taking on human traits of loss, abandonment, and aging. Artist Nicole Abbett enters such environments to link their documentation to personal exploration, and to share in a one-time show the lives and secrets of buildings that would either wise go undocumented.

From July 26 through August 6, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Elsewhere; an exhibit of photographs, taken with a large format camera, that will transport viewers into the hallways of Tampa's inaccessible buildings. The photographs will be displayed as one extensive series of works.

As Abbett describes, "the photographs are reminders of the lives of the buildings, their history, and why they no longer have a purpose. The spaces experience processes in their lifetime that mirror my experiences of transformation," adding that "if someone cared for such buildings they would still be functioning and would not be in the state of decay they are currently in."

Abbett is a USF student who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in May 2011. She plans on continuing her education to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree.

The Elsewhere reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.
About the Centre GalleryCentre Gallery is an innovative, student-run art exhibition space at the University of South Florida. Located in the Marshall Student Center room 2700, Centre Gallery (www.centregallery.usf.edu) is free and open to the public. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: On the Edge of the Abyss

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 29, 2010

On the Edge of the Abyss
Ella Liebermann-Shiber
Through Sun., Sept. 12, 2010
Ella Liebermann-Shiber was liberated from Nazi captivity in May 1945 near Hamburg, Germany.
On the Edge of the Abyss features her ninety-three drawings, which she drew in reaction to the
aftermath of trauma.

Event Title: Perpetrators

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Perpetrators
Sid Chafetz
Through Sun., Aug. 8, 2010
Sid Chafetz, an artist and master printmaker who dedicated his professional career to creating works of profound social significance, created
a series of portraits of what might be called "ordinary people" who executed Hitler's ghoulish plans. The artwork depicts the complicity of
industrialists, businessmen, professionals, soldiers, churchmen, physicians, lawyers and bureaucrats who implemented and executed the Nazi's
diabolical schemes. For this subject, he chose monotone lithographs as his predominate medium.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Thursday, July 29, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Elsewhere

Where: Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida

Friday, July 30, 2010

Centre Gallery's Glimpses of "Elsewhere"
Tampa's unnoticed history in a photograph

Tampa's abandoned buildings decay unnoticed, taking on human traits of loss, abandonment, and aging. Artist Nicole Abbett enters such environments to link their documentation to personal exploration, and to share in a one-time show the lives and secrets of buildings that would either wise go undocumented.

From July 26 through August 6, the Centre Gallery at the University of South Florida will host Elsewhere; an exhibit of photographs, taken with a large format camera, that will transport viewers into the hallways of Tampa's inaccessible buildings. The photographs will be displayed as one extensive series of works.

As Abbett describes, "the photographs are reminders of the lives of the buildings, their history, and why they no longer have a purpose. The spaces experience processes in their lifetime that mirror my experiences of transformation," adding that "if someone cared for such buildings they would still be functioning and would not be in the state of decay they are currently in."

Abbett is a USF student who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in May 2011. She plans on continuing her education to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree.

The Elsewhere reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, in the Centre Gallery at the Marshall Student Center in room 2700, 4202 E. Fowler Ave., Tampa, Fla. It is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, please contact the Centre Gallery at 813-974-5464.
About the Centre GalleryCentre Gallery is an innovative, student-run art exhibition space at the University of South Florida. Located in the Marshall Student Center room 2700, Centre Gallery (www.centregallery.usf.edu) is free and open to the public. The gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Friday, July 30, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: On the Edge of the Abyss

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 30, 2010

On the Edge of the Abyss
Ella Liebermann-Shiber
Through Sun., Sept. 12, 2010
Ella Liebermann-Shiber was liberated from Nazi captivity in May 1945 near Hamburg, Germany.
On the Edge of the Abyss features her ninety-three drawings, which she drew in reaction to the
aftermath of trauma.

Event Title: Perpetrators

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 30, 2010

Perpetrators
Sid Chafetz
Through Sun., Aug. 8, 2010
Sid Chafetz, an artist and master printmaker who dedicated his professional career to creating works of profound social significance, created
a series of portraits of what might be called "ordinary people" who executed Hitler's ghoulish plans. The artwork depicts the complicity of
industrialists, businessmen, professionals, soldiers, churchmen, physicians, lawyers and bureaucrats who implemented and executed the Nazi's
diabolical schemes. For this subject, he chose monotone lithographs as his predominate medium.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Friday, July 30, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Friday, July 30, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 30, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Friday, July 30, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
visit the Museum's website, www.flholocaustmuseum.org, for directions and further details including holiday closures.

Event Title: Surreal Fridays

Where: Dali Museum

Friday, July 30, 2010

Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Surreal Fridays
Friday, July 9, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Series continues July 16, 23, 30, August 13, 20, and 27
The Dalí Museum continues its popular summer happy hour series, with an evening of great music, tours of the Museum, and Surreal-related silent films. Cash bar, cigar bar, and complimentary tapas. Surreal Friday's are sponsored by Allstate Roadside, with additional support by BB&T. Catering sponsor StoneChef. Tonight's music: Jim Morey Band - Neo-ragtime, New Orleans jazz. Cost: Half-price admission (only $8.50) after 5:00 p.m.

Event Title: Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Where: Dunedin Fine Art Center

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Carolina Cleere Headlines a Trio of Wearable Art Related Exhibits

Over the years, Wearable Art has become a Bay Area phenomenon. This year, three exhibits linked thematically to the award-winning fashion show, offer a thoughtful prelude to the August 14^th event.

Carolina Cleere
Carolina Cleere's mixed media narrative portraits of lost innocence offer a provocative look at the emotions involved in what is ultimately a celebration of the resilience of the human spirit. Her complex imagery draws us into a world full of allusions, while allowing the mind room to explore its own meanings.

All Dolled Up
Is an Exhibit/Silent Auction of mail-art paper dolls to benefit education programs at DFAC. Artists either used a standard paper doll template (male or female) or created their own!

Designing Kiddos
DFAC Sizzlin' Summer young artists design duds for the next generation!

All three exhibitions open on Friday July 16, 2010. An Artist's Talk begins at 6:00 pm and a reception follows from 6:30 - 8:00 pm. Admission to the Talk and Reception are FREE to DFAC members and $5 for the general public. All three exhibits run through August 14, 2010.

Event Title: On the Edge of the Abyss

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 31, 2010

On the Edge of the Abyss
Ella Liebermann-Shiber
Through Sun., Sept. 12, 2010
Ella Liebermann-Shiber was liberated from Nazi captivity in May 1945 near Hamburg, Germany.
On the Edge of the Abyss features her ninety-three drawings, which she drew in reaction to the
aftermath of trauma.

Event Title: Perpetrators

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Perpetrators
Sid Chafetz
Through Sun., Aug. 8, 2010
Sid Chafetz, an artist and master printmaker who dedicated his professional career to creating works of profound social significance, created
a series of portraits of what might be called "ordinary people" who executed Hitler's ghoulish plans. The artwork depicts the complicity of
industrialists, businessmen, professionals, soldiers, churchmen, physicians, lawyers and bureaucrats who implemented and executed the Nazi's
diabolical schemes. For this subject, he chose monotone lithographs as his predominate medium.

Event Title: Spin d’Arte

Where: Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Spin d'Arte of Dunedin comes to Tampa Improv Comedy Theater

Looking to expand their reach, Tampa Improv Theater and Restaurant of Ybor City has added a visual art component to their offerings. This month Spin D'Arte, a group of artists under the tutelage of their Dunedin Fine Art Center instructor Robert Sutherland present an exhibition of their work using a technique they refer to as spinning (no, there isn't any yarn involved!).

The group will host a special private reception for members of the press on Thursday, July 15^th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm. There will be an open bar, appetizers and entertainment. All attendees receive complimentary comedy passes for show afterwards. you may meet and interview and photograph all artists at this time. rsvp only to Penfield Hondros: e-mail skattique@yahoo.com or telephone direct to (727) 234-5305

The exhibit runs from July 6th through August 1. The actual reception to meet the artist(s) is being held on Thursday July 29th, starting at 9:30pm. The headliner at the improve is Thomas "Nephew Tommy" Miles, and there should be a really big crowd as he is an accomplished comedian with a huge following. Last time he was there they had to open two more shows because of the sell-outs.

Tampa Improv is located in historic Centro Ybor:

1600 East 8th Ave C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
phone: 813-864-4000

Event Title: Undressing the Feminine

Where: Mindy Solomon Gallery

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Undressing the Feminine
There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender... identity is performatively constituted by the very 'expressions' that are said to be its results.
Judith Butler

This group exhibition includes the artists Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Becky Flanders, J. Aiden Simon and Bonnie Seeman; they create work that explores the nuances and varying roles that define and re-examine female sexuality. Through a variety of media, such as clay and photography, each artist portrays different facets of what it means to be feminine in the 21^st century. At times self referential, while at other times addressing more universal concerns, their artistic approaches range from the humorous to the profound.
July 3 - August 14, 2010
Undressing the Feminine:
Misty Gamble, Anne Drew Potter, Connie Imboden, Sean Fader, Bonnie Seeman, J. Aiden Simon and Becky Flanders
ARTIST'S PANEL
6:00pm
July 03.2010
Opening Reception
7:00 - 8:30 pm
July03, 2010
Mindy Solomon Gallery
124 2nd Ave. NE
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
ph 727.502.0852

Gallery Hours
Wed-Sat: 11am - 5pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
Tuesday: By Appointment

Event Title: Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection

Where: Dali Museum

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Sharing Salvador: The history of the Dalí Museum and the Morse Collection
May 28, 2010 - December 2010
As the museum prepares to move in January 2011 into its new building next to the Mahaffey Theater, this exhibition, drawn from the museum collection, its archives, and personal stories by museum friends and family, examines the rich history of its 28 years in St. Petersburg: how we got here, and where we are going.

Event Title: Up-up Close Summer Concert Series

Where: The Palladium

Saturday, July 31, 2010

The Up-Up Close Summer Concert Series beginning Friday, April 30.

$75 - Meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for the following:
June 26 - Chris MacDonald - Memories of Elvis Tribute Show
July 16 - The Fab Four - The Ultimate Tribute to the Beatles
July 24 - Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone
July 31 - Let's Hang On - A Tribute to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
August 14 - Davy Jones of The Monkees

$100 meet and greet dinner at 6 p.m. for:
August 28 - Air Supply
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Event Title: Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures

Where: Florida Holocaust Museum

Saturday, July 31, 2010

The Florida Holocaust Museum Presents
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures
Sat., May 22 - Sun., August 15, 2010
The Florida Holocaust Museum is pleased to present its summer exhibition,
Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures. The exhibition opens on Sat., May 22 and runs through Sat., Aug. 15, 2010.
The exhibition includes the artist's (dis)Placement installation.
The Opening Reception for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures, featuring an Artist Talk and light refreshments, is
Sat., May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to: 727.820.0100, ext. 236 by May 17.
In this work and her other installations, Connell deals with the burden of her Holocaust survivor grandparents' memories and how
their trauma manifested itself in subsequent generations. The burden is so heavy that Connell's figures appear to sink into the walls
and floors of the gallery. They have an unfinished appearance - almost as though they are still wet clay. I want the sense that it
could all go splat, but also that they're malleable, Keys explains. They can change.
Connell received her Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from The Maryland Institute College of Art in 2002 and her Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
from Ohio University in 2009. She was named a top Emerging Artist of the by Ceramics Monthly Magazine in May, 2009.
Connell's work has been on view in numerous solo and group exhibitions at galleries including the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Minnesota;
The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the Herron Gallery in Indianapolis, Indiana; the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in
Louisville, Kentucky and The Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her work was recently part of Portraiture
Beyond Likeness which was exhibited at the Wayne Art Center in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Andréa Keys Connell is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia. In addition to teaching and
exhibiting her work, she presents lectures that correlate with her interests in the study of intergenerational trauma and third generation
Holocaust survivors. Her sculptures and writings are driven by a desire to investigate how an individual's personal history affects their
identity, behaviors and actions.
Community Partners for Andréa Keys Connell: Ceramic Sculptures are Mindy Solomon and the Jewish Federation of Pinellas and
Pasco Counties.
Images of sculptures from the exhibition are available. Please send you request to jsherman@flholocaustmuseum.org <
Also on view at the Florida Holocaust Museum is Perpetrators; the artist is Sid Chafetz. The exhibition runs through Sun., Aug. 29.
Admission to the Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is $14 for adults; discounted admission is offered to seniors, students, adult and
student groups, and AAA members. Admission is free to active duty Military personnel, FHM members and children 6 and under.
Museum hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Sunday; the last admission is 3:30 p.m. Please call, (727) 820-0100, or
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