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Poster, Samurai Terror, December 5, 2014

Greg R. Parker and Studio at 620

An event poster for Samurai Terror, a low-budget feature-length film by St. Petersburg director Greg R. Parker, screened at The Studio@620 on December 5, 2014. Parker wrote and directed the film, as well as handcrafting the elaborate samurai costumes and visual effects.
Posters, The Ha! Show, November 12, 2014

Studio at 620 and Let People Talk Productions

Event posters for The Ha! Show, presented by Let People Talk Productions, featuring alternative cellist and multi-artist performances by Ha!Man and Joke Debaere. The performance took place on November 12, 2014, at The Studio@620 in Saint Petersburg, with tickets priced at $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
Poster, St. Pete Comedy Film Festival, October 25, 2014

Ward Smith and Studio at 620

An event poster for the Second Annual St Pete Comedy Film Festival, held at The Studio@620 on October 25, 2014, at 7:00 PM. The festival features live stand-up performances and comedic film shorts from local performers, with comic host and MC Ward Smith.
Poster, Breaking Chains and Breaking Free, October 17-19, 2014

Project GrenYEs!, Studio at 620, Teijay Williams, Sir Brock Warren, and Brandon Crumbly

An event poster for a theatrical production presented as part of Studio@620’s Project GenYes! series from October 17–19, 2014. Created by TeiJay Williams in collaboration with Sir Brock Warren and Brandon Crumbly.
Poster, A Question of Words, February 21-23, 2014

Studio at 620

An event poster for the Studio@620 presentation, A Question of Words, by Richard Manley and directed by Bob Devin Jones. Speakers include Jennifer Marshall, Robin O'Dell, Mimi Rice, Jason Beck, Stephen Riordan, Tiffany Faykus, Richard Rice, Kenny Jensen, Saida Ben Judah, Matt Cowley, Jerid Fox, and Dean Wick.
Poster, The Year of Magical Thinking, January 8, 2013

Studio at 620, BWL Photography, Nick Hinckley, Russell Buchan, and Samuel French

A promotional poster for The Year of Magical Thinking, a play by Joan Didion, performed by Roxanne Fay and directed by Bob Devin Jones. The production was presented by The Dalí Museum and The Studio@620, with performances at The Dalí Museum on January 8 and 9, 2013, and at The Studio@620 from January 10 to 12 at 7:00 PM, with a matinee on January 13 at 3:00 PM. The production explored themes of grief, loss, and resilience through an intimate solo performance.
Poster, The Perfect Resolution: A Musical Revue, December 28, 2012

Studio at 620, Mass Productions, Mario E. Wolfe, and Yael Reich

An event poster for The Perfect Resolution: A Musical Revue, presented by MASS Productions and directed by Mario E. Wolfe at The Studio@620 on December 28, 2012. The musical revue features contemporary and classic theatre songs that follow a young couple's journey through time on New Year’s Eve. Performers include Yael Reich, a BFA Musical Theatre Major at the University of Florida, and Mario E. Wolfe, a BFA Theatre Arts Major at DePaul University.
Poster, Congratulations Joe Theater Production, August 16, 2012

Studio at 620, A Simple Theatre, Lee Irby, and Gavin Hawk

An event poster for Congratulations, Joe, a play by Tampa Bay playwright Lee Irby, presented by A Simple Theatre at The Studio@620. Starring Eddie McNally, Bonnie Agan, Sam Arnold, Ricky Wayne, Meg Heimstead, and Kendall McGuire.
Poster, Manuscript, August 9, 2012

Studio at 620, MASS Productions, Ryan James Monroe, and Paul Grellong

A promotional poster for Manuscript, a play by Paul Grellong, presented by MASS Productions and directed by Ryan James Monroe. The production took place at The Studio@620 on August 9, 11, and 12 at 7:00 PM. The psychological drama centers on themes of reunions, revelations, and revenge, following three characters entangled in a suspenseful plot.
Poster, Tight Artists: TRU_RL Exhibition at Studio@620, March 23, 2012

Studio at 620, Tight Artists Internet Gang, Adam Harms, Hunter Payne, and Kalan Sherrard

A promotional poster for Tight Artists: TRU_RL, an exhibition bringing together members of the Tight Artists Net Gang (T.A.N.G.), a global online art collective, for their first in-person gathering. The event featured digital and physical works by artists from around the world, like Dak4ndym4nFU, and took place at The Studio@620 on March 23 from 7:00 to 10:00 PM. Admission was free.
Poster, Holizaar Four: Gifts Galore, December 3, 2011

Studio at 620 and St. Pete Craft Heroes

A promotional poster for Holizaar IV: Gifts Galore, an annual holiday market hosted by The Studio@620 in collaboration with the St. Pete Craft Heroes. The event took place on Saturday, December 3, from 11 AM to 4 PM, showcasing handcrafted gifts from local artists and craftspeople. Attendees had the opportunity to support the local DIY creative movement while shopping for unique holiday gifts. The event also featured catered food by Winnie and live piano music by Dorothy Byrne. Featured artisans included Julie Dye Craft, Kelley Love Designs, Our Lady of Perpetual Pickles, Calan Ree, The Norsk Woodshop, Elisa Gomez, Madison Zalopany, The Quilting Violinist, Emlee Handmade, L. Cabanero Designs, Devine Designs Jewelry, LocLava Art & Design, Brenda R. Gregory, Alluring Lures, Sanfoka Designs, Matt Deterior, Small Things Clay, Bevilled Edge Photography, Funktional Art, GingerSnaps, AliciaPixieHead, LTC Pet Shop, My Boogie Baby, and The Crafty Hag.
Poster, Diametro's Electronic Cabaret, July 10, 2011

Joe Kissel and Studio at 620

A poster for Diametro's Electronic Cabaret, a live electronic music event held on Sunday, July 10, at The Studio@620 in Saint Petersburg, Florida. The event conceptually takes place within a dystopian setting, portraying a cabaret on the run inside a totalitarian regime. The performance features visuals and live electronic music by singer, songwriter, and journalist Diametro. The cabaret incorporates themes of industrial decline, resistance, and underground culture, creating an evening of introspective and emotional performance art.
Poster, Studio@620 Seventh Birthday Celebration, June 18, 2011

Studio at 620, The Urban Gypsies, and Whistling Tom

An event poster for Studio@620's Birthday Celebration on June 18, 2011, marking the organization's seventh anniversary. The event features live performances by poets, dancers, and the musical group The Urban Gypsies. Guests can enjoy a festive atmosphere with food vendors and birthday cake. The celebration begins at 6:20 PM and continues into the night.
Poster, Live Radio Theatre Project, May 24, 2010

Studio at 620

A promotional poster for Studio@620’s Live Radio Theatre series.
Poster, Perspectives on the Parks, April 29, 2017

Studio at 620

A poster for the second “Perspectives on the Parks” program focusing on St. Petersburg's waterfront parks, featuring a performance by singer Sharon Scott and a panel discussion moderated by former Mayor Rick Baker on the impact of segregation. Participants include Dr. Raymond Arsenault, James Oliver, and attorney Jacqueline Hubbard, underwritten by the Florida Humanities Council and National Endowment for the Humanities.
Poster, Image Maker Amateur Film Festival Call for Entries, 2010

Studio at 620

A poster for the Image Maker Amateur Film Festival, sponsored by The Studio@620, inviting submissions from emerging filmmakers. The festival highlights new and fresh visions from amateur filmmakers using platforms like YouTube and Facebook. The entry deadline was April 24, 2010, with an awards ceremony and film screening on May 14, 2010. Featuring filmmakers Jon Faiell, Thomas Hallock, Alice Ferrulo, Laszlo Horvaith, Carl Zimmerman, Larry Donahue, Abby Browner, Lynn Buttenbusch, Nick Rua, Tony Ahedo, Ryan Zarra, and Jeff Nitzberg.
Poster, Snap, Crackle and Pop Art Exhibition, April 3, 2010

Studio at 620

An event poster for Snap, Crackle & Pop, an exhibition held at The Studio@620 on April 3, 2010, from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM. The exhibition showcases 2D and 3D artwork by local artists in various media, including prints and videos by Bob Barancik, pottery by Wendy Durand, paintings by Andrea Pawlisz and Susan Supper, sculpture by Kevin Brady, glass by Catherine Woods, weavings by Laura Militzer Bryant, jewelry by Aila Erman, and photography by Coe Arthur Younger. The event also marks the kickoff of The Studio@620’s annual membership drive.
Poster, Le Salon de Danse, October 18-December 20, 2008

Studio at 620, Michael Foley, Andee Scott, and Heather Maloney

An event poster for Le Salon de Danse, a dance performance series at The Studio@620 on October 18, November 15, and December 20, 2008. Inspired by the 19th-century Parisian Salons, this series presents contemporary choreographers in an intimate setting, similar to how Isadora Duncan introduced interpretive dance. The program features short solo performances allowing the audience to experience dance up close.
Poster, The Print Show, September 5-13, 2008

Studio at 620

An event poster for The Print Show at The Studio@620, running from September 5–13, 2008, with an opening reception on September 5 from 6–9 PM. Additional events include Wild Party, a theatrical production from September 17–28, and an exhibition by emerging artist Daniel Nelson, featuring original paintings from October 24–November 15. The exhibition is part of the Emerging Artists Series featuring artists such as Dorian Angello, Rob Mullins, Coralette Damme, Demi Barth, Myron M. Hansen, John McCue, Timm Mettler, and Brandi Palmer.
Poster, The Print Show, September 5-13, 2008

Studio at 620

An event poster for The Print Show at The Studio@620, running from September 5–13, 2008, with an opening reception on September 5 from 6–9 PM. Additional events include Wild Party, a theatrical production from September 17–28, and an exhibition by emerging artist Daniel Nelson, featuring original paintings from October 24–November 15. The exhibition is part of the Emerging Artists Series featuring artists such as Dorian Angello, Rob Mullins, Coralette Damme, Demi Barth, Myron M. Hansen, John McCue, Timm Mettler, and Brandi Palmer.
Poster, Shadow Over the Sunshine City, February 9–16, 2007

Studio at 620

An event poster for Shadow Over the Sunshine City, the 2nd Annual Studio@620 Film Noir Festival, running from February 9–16. The festival features classic films, 1940s-era usherettes, vintage mugshots, and free popcorn. Featuring David Ellis, Susan Alexander, Timothy Welsh, Rich Agan, Neil Degroot, Steve Persall, Michael Kilgore, Michael Wotherspoon, James Smiley Wightman, Sterling Watson, Scott Deitche, and Bob Ross.
Poster, Labyrinth: Current Millennium, June 16, 2006

Babs Reingold, Studio at 620, and Moving Current Dance Company

An event poster for Labyrinth: Current Millenium, an installation on the circular journey of life and the uncertainty of humanity.
Poster, Say What?, 1600: A Play Poetica, April 14-28, 2006

Studio at 620 and PhotoCorps

An event poster for 1600: A Play Poetica, part of the Say What? spoken word series, running from April 14–28, 2006. Say What? is a unique spoken word experience in the Tampa Bay area, celebrating the diversity of local poets. Due to popular demand, many of the previous year's favorite programs were brought back for this year's event. The performance features elements of erotic poetry and theatrical expression. Poets include Pedro Jarquin, Gabriel Horn, Venus Jones, Beth Reynold, Pedro James, Jeffrey James, Manuel Ramos.
Poster, Renée Stout: From Four Until Midnight Exhibition, April 7-28, 2006

Renée Stout, Studio at 620, Evelyn Craft, Sànóyemi A. Ògúnsànyà, and Greg Staley

An event poster for From Four Until Midnight—The Music and the Necessary Noise, an exhibition by Renée Stout at The Studio@620 from April 7 to April 28, 2006. Stout's work incorporates found objects and explores social, historical, and spiritual themes through a layered artistic approach. The exhibition features pieces reflecting her personal and educational journey.
Posters, The Florida Highwaymen, July 14-September 11, 2005

Studio at 620, Florida Humanities Council, Bob Devin Jones, Alfred Hair, and James Gibson

Event posters for The Florida Highwaymen: Further Down the Road, an exhibition running from July 14 to September 11, 2005, in association with the Florida Humanities Council. The exhibition showcases paintings by the Highwaymen, a group of African American artists known for their depictions of Florida landscapes featuring Alfred Hair, James Gibson, and Gary Monroe. The event includes lectures by scholars, artist demonstrations, painting sales, a brunch, and a theatrical performance by Bob Devin Jones exploring the civil rights era in which the Highwaymen worked.