Pictured Above: A voice emanating from a large Woody statue reminded guests in line for Slinky Dog Dash to maintain social distancing. Sophie Ojdanic | The Crow’s Nest By Sophie
Category: Arts and Life
Pictured Above: The Museum of Fine Art’s ‘Color Riot!’ displays over 80 striking Navajo textiles that span over a century of indigenous history. Velma Kee Craig’s “Bar/QR Code,” (above) was made
Pictured Above: Criminology senior Nino Bartolone works as the student supervisor at the fitness center on campus. Courtesy of Nino Bartolone By Lily Theisen Three USF St. Petersburg students want
Pictured Above: Visitors are engulfed in vivid color as Van Gogh’s post-impressionist paintings come to life. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson Immersive art experience “Van Gogh
Pictured Above: Nneka Jones poses with her assistant, Bianca Burrows, in front of Jones’s overfishing mural at 1957 First Ave. S. Based in Tampa, Jones is an accomplished painter, photographer
Pictured Above: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead spoke virtually at the Tampa Bay Times Festival of Reading, held Nov. 12-14. Above, Whitehead speaks at an event at Texas State University.
Pictured Above: Leo Gomez is known for his immaculate hand-lettered murals. Courtesy of Leo Gomez By Annalise Anderson St. Petersburg is home to a rapidly growing arts community with a
Pictured Above: Boardwalks at Weedon Island Preserve lead visitors through mangrove canopies to large outlooks for optimal views. Annalise Anderson | The Crow’s Nest By Annalise Anderson It’s officially fall
Pictured Above: From left to right, Charlie Clark, 6, dressed as a skeleton. His younger brother, Blake, 4, dressed as Marshall from Paw Patrol while his older brother, Dexter, 8,
Pictured Above: Conner Diefendorf (left), Spencer Bazen and Layali Haifa arranged a rally Friday to urge the university to reconsider its decision. Aya Diab | The Crow’s Nest By Aya