Genre: Archive

Is Art Marketable? Before I wrote my first play, I wrote, or rather I started writing a novel, which I’ve since finished several drafts. The book is a literary mystery… Read More

Hat Trick’s Godot — The Waiting isn’t the Hardest Part Theater Review by Julie Garisto May 31, 2018 After seven-odd decades, theatergoers still trickle into see Samuel Beckett’s absurdist masterpiece Waiting… Read More

Daniel “R5” Barojas new painting “CHOLITA” This is the first of a series exploring the merging of optical/visual illusions and patterns alongside with my own interpretation of various indigenous cultures… Read More

Inspiration Installment #2: Location Transportation My writing is deeply influenced by my environment. The novel I’ve been working on is set in the imagined version of a real place in… Read More

Just Another Self Portrait   What I love about photography is that it freezes a split-second of constantly moving life onto a two-dimensional surface that otherwise would never be seen… Read More

Early years. During my college years, besides making art I also began a ten-year career in electronic dance music. I started out as DJ by the name of C4 and… Read More

May 4. . . Trio in Austin, Duck and Burlesque Trio closed in Austin this week, with a good amount of press coverage and a wealth of lovely photos by… Read More

Alice Still Lives Here. Two weeks ago, I attended a conference for nonprofit organizations, sponsored by The Foundation for A Healthy St Petersburg. What I learned that day surprised me. The… Read More

‘Beyond the Proof Sheet’ At Pasco Hernando State College 2013 This is a brief slideshow of the installation at Pasco-Hernando State College from beginning to end.  It begins with re-constructing… Read More