We have a lot of faculty members here at St Petersburg College, some of which who are new and others who have stuck around longer. A perfect example of the latter is one of our professors Mckenzie Smith. Professor Smith is well known for his renowned ceramic skills. Despite that, we decided that he deserves … Continue reading Life in clay world
Zali is one of our new workers here at SPC in our art and humanities department. At the moment, she works in photography.
Program orientation will be hosted at the Clearwater Campus for all new Arts AA and Digital Media AS students on Friday, August 2, 2024.
Digital media program tours are available at SPC’s Seminole and Clearwater campuses.
Starting with the Fall 2024 semester, Digital Media students can take classes at the Seminole and Clearwater campuses.
The degree, a Bachelor’s of Applied Science in Digital Media, was approved at the Florida State Board of Education’s April 17, 2024 meeting.
Now until February 17, 2024 is the SPC Student Gallery Show in Photography at the Clearwater St. Petersburg College Clearwater Campus, Crossroads Gallery. Open between 9 and 4pm Monday to Friday. Meet the artists at the Wednesday reception February 7th, between 6pm and 8pm.
Join our dean, Dr. Barbara Hubbard, to learn about all of the Humanities and Fine Arts program offerings at St. Petersburg College. You will get help finding the right degree, certificate, or class that complements your interests. Zoom Link It is an online event and here is the registration link: https://spcollege.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_elNXI-mERjOed6kMamUnoQ#/registration December 14 from 5pm … Continue reading Arts Info Fest
The Annual BroadwayWorld Tampa Awards nominations have been released and SPC Theater has 16 nominations in 9 different categories.
We had a successful fundraising event for Harbor Dish this past Saturday November 4th, 2023. The three St. Petersburgh College Fine Arts faculty that helped coordinate the event are: Jonathan Barnes, Kim Kirchman, and McKenzie Smith, with help from ART 1751C Ceramics II students. Students made bowls, donated bowls, and volunteered in person at the … Continue reading Empty Bowls for Harbor Dish