Freddie Webb was a Dunedin icon, locally famous for her friendliness, humor, and comical headgear. She cruised the streets in a bright yellow golf cart adorned with teddy bears, inviting complete strangers to ride with… “Riding With Freddie” remembers Dunedin’s friendliest resident
Margaret “Meps” Schulte was selected by the City of Dunedin to paint a colorful park bench, entitled “Dunedin Rocks,” for the Pinellas Trail, an urban greenway used by 1.5 million cyclists, walkers, and runners a… Pinellas Trail bench celebrates the art of painted rocks
In 2005, we traveled thousands of miles, aboard sailboats, ferries, buses, trains, canoes, and bicycles to reach the site of the claim that kicked of the 1897 Gold Rush. That Christmas, we compiled the breathtaking… More than a calendar: A tradition
There are critical foods that I lack, So I pedal with trailer and pack, To buy berries and greens, And some snappy fresh beans, And it’s only 12 miles, out and back. I admit, I… Still Life With Fruit
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, And one woman’s work is another one’s pleasure. On a warm, sunny day like last Saturday, the boatyards are full of all kinds of painters. You can tell… Beauty and goodness are in the air
This is my third blog entry about Choose ART. You might also enjoy the gallery itself, and the entry about the construction of the piece entitled, “Grabbing a Tiger by the Tail.” In 2012, for… Choose ART, or how I got my fluffy
Click on one of the images below to view a full-size version of that piece. Before you do, try clicking on the words “Artist’s Statement” in the caption. That will launch a new window, so… CHOOSE ART 2012 gallery
Eleven months ago, I grabbed a tiger by the tail, and when it took off, I didn’t let go. As is often the case with tigers that one is holding by their rear-most appurtenance, I… Grabbing a tiger by the tail