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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.
For more information about the Studio@620, please visit their website.
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Postcard, The Girlie Show Bigtop Burlesque, 2008
Ann Cornelius, Studio at 620, Michelle Dowdy, Lisa Finegold, Arianna Hoeppner, Melissa Oropesa, Rosie Stovall, Colleen Cherry, Brandon Warren, Glenn Grieves, Jamieson Lindenburg, Dylan Glatthorn, Alana Clapp, John Wilder, Ben Verhulst, and Jordan Stovall
Step right up for the second annual twenty@620 "Girlie Show." The girls are back under their "Big Top" with a review that's sure to keep your blood boiling all summer long. With 8 performances this year there is no excuse to miss this three-ring spectacle. Reserve your seat today! Special Cabaret Seating! Experience The Girlie Show "Cabaret Style" at our up-close table seating that includes complimentary refreshments.
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Postcard, The Juried Art Show, 2008
Central Art Supply Company, Studio at 620, Erika Greenberg Schneider, William Jeffett, The Dalí Museum, and Bleu Acier Gallery
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Postcard, The Pen is Mightier, 2008
Rosalie Peck, Studio at 620, and Jon Wilson
A beautifully symbolic gesture of rememberance, St. Petersburg's Historic 22nd Street South by Rosalie Peck and Jon Wilson, explores the vibrancy of one of Florida's most relevant and cherished African American landmarks. From its origins, through the draconian Jim Crow, and until present day, 22nd Street South has been a haven and a center for a neighborhood, a movement and a culture. The Pen Is Mightier and The Studio@620, invite all members of the writing and non-writing community to come experience, explore and learn. There is a workshop in the afternoon to be followed by a reading/discussion of the text with the authors in the evening.
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Postcard, The Print Show: Selections from Printmakers, 2008
Dorian Angello, Studio at 620, Demi Barth, Coralette Damme, Myron Hansen, Jon McCue, Timm Mettler, Rob Mullins, and Brandi Palmer
Explore printmaking as an artistic medium and the various techniques employed by eight local artists. Printmaking has a utilitarian history, from first being used to print playing cards for entertainment and as a way to disseminate information to a large audience. But in the hands of a creative artist, printmaking takes on a new life and meaning. A variety of printmaking methods will be on exhibit including silkscreen, monotype, relief, and lithograph techniques as well as the tool and materials used in the process.
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Postcard, The Shape of Space to Come, 2008
Daniel Nelson, Studio at 620, David Bewley, Bob Devin Jones, Paul Burton, Jeffrey James, Joe McCue, Timm Mettler, and Jon Milton
An exhibition of Visual Art and Artifacts by Daniel Nelson. Artist Daniel Nelson will be presenting an exhibition of visual art at Studio@620: "The Shape of Space to Come." The body of works on display are intended to examine issues of space, in the conventions of painting, as well as to critique the experience of space in contemporary cultural and social experience. Mr. Nelson would like to challenge the viewer to consider his or her own perception of space and to provide her or him with an arena of visual play.
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ACT Art Trading Card Exhibition: Put Some Art in Your Pocket!
Studio at 620, Jennifer Burns, Lisa Buchanan, Pamela McVay, Sal Scheibe, Wanda Edwards, Randi Marx, Sonia Reigle, Cassandra VanCuren, Tracie Rozario, and Jeffrey Errick
Artist's Trading Cards (ATC) have a history going back to the 17th Century. An exhibition of ATC's (Artist's Trading Cards). These original artworks will also be for sale.
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A Series of Shifting Landscapes
Studio at 620 and Timm Mettler
Painting exhibition by Timm Mettler. Exploring space in painting, in particular the dynamic spaces caught in the openness of place.
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Postcard, Passages of Martin Luther King, 2007
Clayborne Carson, Studio at 620, Kenneth D. Alston, September G. Penn, Fredrick Eugene Alexander, Chelsi A. Butler, Re Phillips, and Ray Arsenault
"Passages of Martin Luther King has an important message for China and for people everywhere, because it shows that a great leader is also a human being like the rest of us. The play tells us that even ordinary people can do extroardinary things." The life affirming pulse of the gospel msic performed in the show amplifies that same message of hope and humanity.
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Soul Kitchen: The Evolution of African American Music
Studio at 620; Charles Smith; Jonathan Sullivan; Leonard Williams; Marcus Allen; and The Royal Theater, St. Petersburg, FL
A toe tapping musical journey, highlighting the evolution of African American Music, from Gospel to Motown.
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The Girlie Show: A Burlesque Review
Studio at 620, 20 at 620, Glenn Grieves, Jamieson Lindenburg, Ben Verhulst, Ann Cornelius, Michelle Dowdy, Lisa Finegold, Arianna Hoeppner, Karley Willcocks, Melissa Oropesa, Alix Paige, Taylor Precourt, Janita Ward, and Amanda Witt
A naughty review of Broadway's brassiest songs, preformed by a cast of ten "girls", with special guest, Michelle Dowdy, directly from Broadway's "Hairspray".
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The Water is Wide: The Art of Boat Building
Studio at 620; Florida Maritime Museum of Cortez; Sea Quest Kids; The Main Hatch Motley Crew of Cortez, FL; Bob Pitt; roger Allen; Joe Richards; Lea Pearson; Robert Stackhouse; and Carol Mickett
This exhibition is a presentation of a small part of the history and the art of boat building on the West Coast of Florida. Using full scale boats, models, hands-on building experiences and lectures as well as the written word we can begin to understand something of the influence that boats have had on the lives of people who have called this area home. This is an unusual gathering of boats as well as men and women of the sea. We hope you will enjoy it.
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William Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Unforgettable Fire
Studio at 620, Bob Devin Jones, Matt Huffman, Jeffrey James, Harry Chittenden, Lynn Locher, Aleshea Harris, Leonard Williams, John Conlon, Joe Mc Cue, Timm Mettler, Gregory Paul Milton, Justin Maina, Alan Bomar Morin, Keisha Murray, Leticia Clark, Ron Bingham, Christian McGee, Ben Hockett, Nick Vitrano, Joshua D'Amora, Ben Verhulst, Patricia Kelly, Ronald Fox, and Zach Thompson
Hamlet is the most produced and translated play in the history of the English language. The character of Hamlet contains all the passion, wit and contradictions of the bard’s most intriguing tragic figures. The Studio @ 620 will bring to the stage a new interpretation of this drama, inspired by the messianic music of the Irish band U2.
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Postcard, 3 for the Soul, 2008
Renée Stout, Studio at 620, Paulette Walker Johnson, Robert Johnson, Tom Feelings, Bob Devin Jones, The Arts Center, and The Florida Holocaust Museum
A collaborative evening provided by 3 downtown arts Institutions. Enjoy a free evening of: art, dance, theatre, music and poetry plus a trolley provided between the three locations.
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Postcard, Carol Dameron: Wake Up Different In The Terrible Mirror of The Sky, 2006
Carol Dameron and Studio at 620
"Carol Dameron best combines a mythological and erotic vision with the classical techniques normally associated with the best European artists. She is somebody you want to collect."-Writer and Art Collector Burton Hersh. Wake Up Different in the Terrible Mirror of the Sky tells the story of a muse and a woman/girl. The muse symbolized by a bird: the legendary Asian crane. The female and the bird are constantly changing in relationship to each other, silently co-existing, talking intimately, vilifying each other, all while moving together through a strange land.
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Postcard, Fanatic Voyage, 2006
Philly/Kondor 8, Studio at 620, Carlucci, Dave Vulcan, Jack Robinson, Daniel Pittman, Infinity SS, and Steve Ellis
The Fanatic Voyage Show embraces diversity and brings it on with attitude. Dali and surrealism fans should appreciate the New York Collective and the performance art of the avant-garde noise collective "Infinity S>S>…" Performances will occur on opening night in which the group encourages the audience to participate in the action."
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Postcard, Labyrinth: Current Millennium, 2006
Babs Reingold, Studio at 620, and Moving Current Dance Company
An installation by Babs Reingold, accompanied by a live dance performance by Moving Current Dance Company
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Postcard, Roby MacDougall: So Far…The Evolution of My Own Deconstruction, 2006
Roby MacDougall and Studio at 620
Roby MacDougall fits the definition of 'an original.' His technique is his own. He has invented, explored, evolved-and devolved-his process of expression. This path is one taken only by the bold. While rendering his subjects cleanly, with the confident hand of a skilled draftman, he presents them to us in an often complex, deeply layered environment. Simple elements punctuate the greater story being told. In contrasting classic and contemporary expression, his work can invoke an arresting response to unfolding visual tension.
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Postcard, St. Petersburg Chamber Music Festival, 2006
Martin Hebert, Studio at 620, J. Brian Moorhead, Mark Sforzini, Catherine Wendtland-Landmeyer, James F. Wilson, John Shaw, Elsa Valbuena, and Quantum Winds
Quantum Winds shares a rehearsal and insights about the music with the public for their upcoming concert on February 1. Works to be rehearsed include Morton Gould's jazzy "Benny's Gig", "El Problema de viajar" by Dee Moses for ensemble and dancer, Gunther Schuller's "Blues" for Quintet, and Mark Sforzini's lateset opus: "Sextet for Winds and Bass."
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The Spirit in the Glass
Studio at 620 and Garvin Sealy
An exhibition of stained glass works by Garvin Sealy
Garvin Sealy, a local young artist, has found his calling in stained glass. His work ranges from contemporary abstract to more traditional religious themes. While studying at Eckerd College, his talent and ambition was recognized by the College when they awarded him the spirit of Creative Arts award. In addition to creating his own work, he has shared his love of glass through serving as an instructor for the senior College and an undergraduate class at Eckerd College. An opportunity has arisen for Garvin to continue his education by pursuing his MFA this Fall in glass and Architectural glass at Edinburgh College of Art in Scotland. Proceeds from this exhibit will help Garvin realize his educational goals in Scotland.