Can Sarasota Save Florida’s Film Industry? Narrated by Ethan Hawke
As state incentives for filmmakers expire, experts worry about the future of filmmaking in Florida, but Sarasota seems to be bucking the statewide trend.
As state incentives for filmmakers expire, experts worry about the future of filmmaking in Florida, but Sarasota seems to be bucking the statewide trend.
Why is Ethan Hawke in Sarasota, and what does this mean for the local arts community?
Come see the 2018 Annual Photography and Imaging Exhibition in the Roskamp Exhibition Hall on Friday March 23rd from 6-8pm.
PH_ashion 121 is an exhibition of photographs created last fall by students studying fashion photography and portraiture with Tom Winchester.
During this class, students collaborated with the local creative community in order to develop a portfolio representative of an individual style.
This involved working alongside models, stylists, make-up artists, and hair stylists.
New-York-City-based photographer, Sloan Laurits, also visited the class, which provided insight in to today’s industry.
The closing reception offers an opportunity to celebrate these students and the local creative community.
PH_ashion 121 Closing Reception
Friday August 4th, 2017
6 – 8 PM
Richard and Barbara Basch Gallery
Larry R. Thompson Academic Center
Ringling College of Art and Design
Opening Reception, Thursday, November 3, 5:00 pm
Artist Presentation at 6:00 pm in the Academic Center Auditorium
In collaboration with Ringling’s Letterpress and Book Arts Center, Basch Gallery will feature an original wall installation and printed materials by Kathryn Hunter, a printmaker and fine artist who runs Blackbird Letterpress in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Image: Kathryn Hunter, Reflection, 2015, Laser cut steel, wool, sewing, 29″ x 35″ Courtesy of the Artist
In conjunction with her opening exhibition, join us for this FREE presentation by internationally known mixed media and printmaking artist, Kathryn Hunter. Hunter will talk about her practice and open up questions about contemporary printmaking.
The event is aimed at those who are new to contemporary art as well as those who already engage with it, so if your interested but don’t have much experience with art don’t worry and do come along!
Admission is free