Postcard Collection
This digital collection highlights postcards from a number of events held at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida. Bob Devin Jones and David Ellis started the Studio@620 in 2004. This collection contains the postcards of a variety of events, from poetry readings and plays to photography and printmaking exhibits. The collection illustrates the rich history of the playhouse and the art movement in St. Petersburg, Florida over the last few decades.
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Postcard, Serie 23: A Caribbean Jazz Concert at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Serie 23: A Caribbean Jazz Concert" at Studio@620. The event featured an interactive evening of Caribbean jazz music, with performances by Martin Dalmasi, Eddie Mercado, Manny Lopez, and Aleshea Harris, along with Caribbean-inspired culinary delights.
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Postcard, Shelter: The Art of Sooky Kim and Andrea Pejack at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Shelter," an art exhibition featuring works by emerging artists Sooky Kim and Andrea Pejack at Studio@620. The exhibit presented pieces inspired by thoughts of childhood and the concept of returning home to nature.
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Postcard, Stan Hunter in Concert at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for a concert featuring Stan Hunter at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida. The jazz performance took place on January 22, 2009.
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Postcard, Steps to Hope: A Visual Arts Project at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Steps to Hope," a collaborative visual arts project by artists Isabel Czerwenka-Wenkstetten and Leslie Fry at Studio@620. The event included art installations, Austrian and American food, interactive games, and guest speakers, fostering cultural exchange and community engagement.
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Postcard, Take or Remake: An Exploration of Image Redesign at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Take or Remake: An Exploration of Image Redesign," an exhibition by MFAIA Goddard College students and Florida residents Chelsea Rousso, Kathy Iwanowski, and Grace-Anne Alfiero at Studio@620. Part of the WOWman Women Arts Series, the event included an opening reception and a community film screening of the documentary "Who Does She Think She Is?" followed by a panel discussion.
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Postcard, The Pagan Prosperity: The Art of Johnnie Thomas, III at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "The Pagan Prosperity," an art exhibition by Johnnie Thomas III at Studio@620. The exhibit featured traditional and digital artworks, accompanied by writings to guide viewers through each piece.
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Postcard, The Timm & Jeff Show at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "The Timm & Jeff Show," featuring selected works of paintings and poems by Timothy Ira Mettler and Jeffrey James Skatzka at Studio@620.
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Postcard, Through The Eyes of My City, Its James at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Through The Eyes of My City, Its James," a photography exhibition by James Whittinghill at Studio@620. The exhibit featured a collection of photographs capturing the essence of St. Petersburg.
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Postcard, Tommy J & Sally at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Tommy J & Sally," a play by Mark Medoff, presented at Studio@620.
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Postcard, Verso: The Other Side of the Urban Vista at Studio@620, St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "Verso: The Other Side of the Urban Vista," a photography exhibition by local photographer Thomas U. Gessler at Studio@620. The exhibit showcased black and white photographic prints capturing the subtleties of the urban landscape.
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Postcard, William Shakespeare's Richard III: A Rock-n-Roll Hybrid Theatre Show at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for William Shakespeare's Richard III: A Rock-n-Roll Hybrid Theatre Show, presented by Secret Theatre Company and Studio@620. This modern adaptation of Richard III blends Shakespearean drama with rock music, dynamic fight choreography, and stylized period-inspired dance.
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Postcard, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, presented by Studio@620 and directed by Bob Devin Jones. This adaptation of the Shakespearean classic features T. Scott Wooten as Romeo Montague and Brandii as Juliet Capulet. The production offers a unique interpretation of the timeless love story.
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Postcard, Spinning Brass into Gold, at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for Spinning Brass into Gold, an intimate evening with renowned author Michael Connelly, held at Studio@620 on November 19, 2008. The event served as a benefit for the studio's educational initiatives, offering attendees access to one of the greatest mystery writers of the time and including a copy of his newly released thriller, "The Brass Verdict."
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Postcard, Terrible Jim Fitch, at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for Terrible Jim Fitch, a play by James Leo Herlihy, presented at Studio@620 on November 6, 2008. The narrative explores the complex relationship between a girl hustler and a small-time crook, delving into themes of dependence, violence, and human connection.
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Postcard, The Pen is Mightier at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "The Pen is Mightier," a workshop and reading event featuring Rosalie Peck and Jon Wilson. This event explores the history of St. Petersburg's Historic 22nd Street South, a landmark of African American culture and community. It reflects on the area’s significance from its origins to the present day, followed by a reading and discussion of the text with the authors.
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Postcard, The Shape of Space to Come at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for the exhibition "The Shape of Space to Come" by artist Daniel Nelson at Studio@620. The exhibition explores issues of space in the conventions of painting and critiques the experience of space in contemporary cultural and social contexts. Nelson encourages viewers to consider their own perception of space through his work.
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Postcard, The Wild Party, at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg
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A promotional postcard for The Wild Party, a cutting-edge musical presented by Freefall Theatre Company at Studio@620 on September 17, 2008. Directed by Eric Davis, the production immerses the audience in the boisterous and decadent world of 1920s Manhattan, erasing the line between audience and action, with the entire venue transformed into the playing space.
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Postcard, The Print Show: Selections from Printmakers at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "The Print Show: Selections from Printmakers," an exhibition at Studio@620. The exhibition features eight local artists exploring a range of printmaking techniques, including silkscreen, monotype, relief, and lithography. The show highlights the evolution of printmaking from its historical use for entertainment and information dissemination to its role as a creative artistic medium.
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Postcard, The Girlie Show Bigtop Burlesque at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for the second annual "Girlie Show" under the "Big Top" at Studio@620. This burlesque-style performance showcases a three-ring spectacle with eight performances, featuring cabaret-style seating and complimentary refreshments for an intimate, immersive experience.
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Postcard, In a Mellow Tone: Nate Najar and John Lamb at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for "In a Mellow Tone," a jazz performance by Nate Najar and John Lamb at Studio@620. Nate Najar, a classical guitarist known for his contrapuntal lines and lush harmony, shares the stage with John Lamb, a jazz icon who performed with the Duke Ellington Orchestra for over ten years.
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Postcard, Summer Camp '08, at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for Summer Camp '08, an event held at Studio@620 on July 24, 2008. The event featured classic films, live musical performances, abstract-expressionist shadow puppetry, culinary delights, theatrical performances, video art, fashion displays, and art objects, offering attendees a diverse artistic experience.
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Postcard, Manifesto: Musical Stage Reading at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for the musical stage reading of "Manifesto," presented at Studio@620. The story is set in turn-of-the-century Ireland and follows Jack Gerreghty, an Irish Patriot, who questions the need for fighting until he meets Rachel, the love of his life. This new musical theatre work was presented with a string quartet and included a brief talk-back with the Composer/Playwright and Company.
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Postcard, Art 2008 at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for the play Art, presented at Studio@620. Written by Yasmina Reza and translated by Christopher Hampton, the play explores art, friendship, and the age-old question: "What is art?" The cast includes Sam French, Austin Ruffer, and Joe Stribling, with guidance from Artistic Advisor Rod Hansen.
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Postcard, Alterations at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for Alterations, a textile art exhibit at Studio@620. The exhibition featured works by 13 artists, all members of the Art Cloth Network, showcasing unique textile artworks.
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Postcard, Killer's Head at Studio@620 in St. Petersburg, Florida
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A promotional postcard for the theatrical performance "Killer's Head," written by Sam Shepherd and directed by Alice Ferrulo, presented by Black Horse Theater at Studio@620. The performance explores themes of identity, trauma, and the psychological underpinnings of violent behavior, blending theater, dance, and film to tell its intense story.
