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Art
Thespians Rejoice: Tampa Bay Theatre Fest is back for its fourth year
When the Tampa-based non-profit RL Stage Inc. launched the Tampa Bay Theatre Festival back in 2014, their goal for attendees wasn’t that much unlike the experiences we have when we go to the theatre: an...
The End Of An Era? On Life Elsewhere
The Village Voice, the independent weekly New York City newspaper, announced on Tuesday that it will end print publication. The exact date of the last print edition has not yet been finalized, according to a...
Gritty, Unflinching, Name-Dropping & Juicy! (on Life Elsewhere)
When Adeline, a wealthy art student, chances upon a young man from the Midwest known only as Baby in a shady East Village squat, the two begin a fiery friendship that propels them through a...
Natasha Tells All! on Life Elsewhere
She was the last person to be hired at Andy Warhol’s Factory and she wants to talk about it. Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni wants to talk about all of her experiences including an affair with Mick Jagger when she was a seventeen-year-old school...
Improbable, Yet Believable. A Conversation with Augustus Rose on Life Elsewhere
“This is a remarkable debut novel, on finishing, I flipped to the first page to start over…just in case I missed something!” This is Norman B on The Ready Made Thief by Augustus Rose. The...
Some of the street art we saw in Havana, Cuba
A quick trip to Havana showed us a powerful, vibrant and often really funny art scene, especially street art. Here are some of the pieces that caught our attention. Street art ...
Art & Activism on Life Elsewhere
“There is an art to every practice, activism included.” Says Stephen Duncombe, co-founder of The Center For Artistic Activism. “This is a place to explore, analyze, and strengthen connections between social activism and artistic practice. Our...
Protest signs from Saturday’s St. Petersburg March for Truth
More than 260 protesters came out in the drizzly rain to the Pinellas County Courthouse in downtown St. Pete. They were part of a national March for Truth day. Here are some of their creative...
Small scale monumental concepts: Eduardo Chillida at the Dali Museum
Honey we shrunk the monolith. That could be an alternative title to the new exhibit at the Dali Museum in Saint Petersburg. The Spanish sculptor, Eduardo Chillida, is showcased in the museum’s first sculpture display...
A Summer Read Or An Observation On Misogyny? on Life Elsewhere
Is Sonia Taitz’s new novel, Great With Child, a well-crafted summer read about an aspiring lawyer, who happens to be single and pregnant, involved in a love triangle while engaged in an intriguing sub-plot? Or,...
What passed and failed and the 2018 Florida Budget
The proposed Florida State 2018 budget has been sent to the Governor. Educators and citizens are calling on Governor Rick Scott to veto the budget because of the shift of $140 million to private education from...
Hilarious, Moving & Unpredictable: Life Elsewhere
Eleanor Oliphant struggles with appropriate social skills and tends to say exactly what she’s thinking. Nothing is missing in her carefully timetabled life of avoiding social interactions, where weekends are punctuated by frozen pizza, vodka,...
