Ouch.” For some, the chosen profession of body piercing specialist Zarah Schieve may evoke just such a reaction. For others, her art form is simply one of creativity and self-expression. For many, what begins as an “ouch” later becomes a…
Isabella Al-Sharif is an exotic name Tallahassee is getting used to. In just under a year as the programming coordinator and curator of LeMoyne Arts in downtown Tallahassee, she has selected art for a half dozen exhibitions. In addition, Al-Sharif…
The art gallery’s ambience seemed turned on “low” as polite viewers wandered by paintings along the walls. They wore mostly grays and browns, were decorous and pleasant, and very possibly a little bored. Then the door opened … and Jane…
There’s always a certain anticipation when Dan Taylor is spied from behind at one of the art exhibitions, symphony performances, community volunteer galas … or simply walking in the park. And why is that? It is probably because you’re guessing:…
Carol Dover embraces style from the boardroom to the barn
Kabuya Pamela Bowens-Saffo believes our clothes have something to say
Not all those involved in the arts are “costumed.” For Ashley Williams, curator at the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum, a pretty sweater and a pair of slacks are often perfect for the occasion and the job.
Kim McFarland leads the way for students with compassion and cool kicks
Doug Ramos sells vintage duds that evoke memories
Originally from Ethipoa, Leon County Judge Nina Ashenafi-Richardson is a woman who displays a briefcase full of titles and responsibilities.
Bryan Mitchell is a caring teacher with flair as a part-time actor, budding director and full-time drama teacher at Apalachee Tapestry Magnet School of the Arts.
