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Collecting Individual Stories of Abuse to Empower Womennew

Nag. Shrew. Hag. Witch. Cunt. Bitch. Language gets succinct when a woman puts her foot down.

Orlando Weekly | Ashley Belanger | 02-19-2015 | Art

Meet Your Makers: People Making Stuff We Lovenew

Anna Bond, Rifle Paper Company.

Orlando Weekly | Jessica Bryce Young | 04-11-2013 | Art

Tags: Art

DPAC's dramatic pausenew

Performing arts center's public rift with local theater producer calls its mission into question.

Orlando Weekly | Billy Manes | 01-24-2013 | Art

Artist on the Outsidenew

How the work of one of the famed Florida Highwaymen ended up behind bars in an Orlando jail.

Orlando Weekly | Christopher Balogh | 01-19-2012 | Art

There was New Yorknew

A trickle of snapshots from the day the towers fell, on display at the Southeast Museum of Photography, accumulates into a relentless flood of memory.

Orlando Weekly | Richard Reep | 09-08-2011 | Art

Summer Art Shows in Orlandonew

We look at three new art shows that'll be hanging around all ... you know.

Orlando Weekly | Jessica Bryce Young, Rex Thomas and Laura Stewart | 06-19-2009 | Art

Tags: Orlando, Andy Warhol, visual arts

Two Artists Render the Mundane Mysteriousnew

Critics have long argued the differences between poetry and painting. Both Jess and Jack R. Smith validate the Roman poet Horace’s claim: "Ut pictura poesis (As is painting, so is poetry)."

Orlando Weekly | Jessica Bryce Young | 02-05-2009 | Art

Tags: collage, portraiture, Jess, Jack R. Smith

Boxes of Memories: Sonny King's Circus of Oldnew

Memories are all that remain of the original Silver's Circus, and it's the vivid recollections of travels with his dad's circus in the late 1940s that Sonny King lovingly crafted into a colorful series of 13 detailed dioramas that debuted last year at the Los Angeles Craft and Folk Art Museum.

Orlando Weekly | Lindy T. Shepherd | 10-30-2008 | Art

Tags: circus, visual art, folk art, Sonny King, Silver's Circus

Temporary Worlds: Visits to Three New Art Showsnew

Last weekend, I visited three exhibitions: Private Spaces: The Kansas & Florida Project at the Crealde School of Art, Migration 2 at Julio Lima's Orange Studio and Mixed at the Pound Gallery. A process of narrowing the field ensued and essentially came down to which art left a significant impression in my memory and why.

Orlando Weekly | Megan Bardoe | 09-12-2008 | Art

Car Canvases Make Personal Statementsnew

Contrary to the popular belief that art car owners are a fanatical group out to gain attention, most of us simply have an overwhelming desire to express ourselves; some are looking to make a statement or deliver a moving message.

Orlando Weekly | Deanna Sheffield | 04-02-2007 | Art

Tags: visual arts