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.
The Miniature Art Society of Florida celebrates its 48th year with an exhibition of exquisite miniature works from around the globe.
A lot of exciting changes have happened within SPC’s Digital Media Department, starting with a revamp of the student Digital Media Lounge. Enjoy some quiet solitude, get some work done, or read a comic book (we have a spinner rack!) between classes. The Digital Media Lounge is a perfect place to collaborate with your design … Continue reading SPC Digital Media Lounge Revamp + WAVE Club Fall 2022 Kickoff Meeting!
The 2022 FAMA (Fine Arts and Media Awards) Show took place inside the Digitorium at Seminole Campus in the UP Building on Tuesday, April 12th. Kicking off this prestigious awards ceremony, which honored both Pinellas County High School art students and SPC Digital Media students, was a musical performance by members of the MIRA R&B … Continue reading SPC FAMA Awards 2022: That’s a Wrap!
A free exhibition of the recent works on paper by the 24 Hands Printmaking Collective will be on display for a month at SPC’s Clearwater Campus.
St. Petersburg College Ceramics faculty and students, along with local business partner Highwater Clays, are putting on an Empty Bowls luncheon November 3, 2018 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. to benefit RCS Pinellas. The luncheon will feature soup served in bowls made by SPC students, faculty, and local artists. Attendees will choose a bowl, and enjoy … Continue reading Ceramics Program Holds Third Annual Empty Bowls
ArtPrize will show Kevin Grass’ painting Not #MeToo: No More Casting Couch in the competition for a $200,000 prize juried by art experts. Grass is a professional painter whose work is exhibited both in the United States and Europe.
McKenzie Smith, a potter, adjunct professor, and Instructional Support Specialist in the Fine Arts Department at SPC’s Clearwater Campus, was recently Recently Professor Smith was invited to the prestigious and historic Byrdcliffe Barn studio in Woodstock, NY to be a guest artist and lecturer in August 2018.
St. Petersburg College Ceramics faculty and students, along with local business partner Highwater Clays, are putting on an Empty Bowls luncheon Oct. 28 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. to benefit RCS Pinellas.