First Fridays Seminole Heights will begin on Friday, March 7.
This is the First FFSH!
On the first Friday of every month, all of the art galleries in and around Seminole Heights will be open from 6 PM-10 PM. For March, the participating galleries are Epoxy, QUAID, Tempus Projects, Workspace, and The Hatchway Gallery.
Gallery addresses and information about FFSH events
for March can be found on the FFSH Facebook page.
If your art space, studio, shop, or business would like to participate
in FFSH, please send an email to anthonyrecord@gmail.com.
This is the First FFSH!
On the first Friday of every month, all of the art galleries in and around Seminole Heights will be open from 6 PM-10 PM. For March, the participating galleries are Epoxy, QUAID, Tempus Projects, Workspace, and The Hatchway Gallery.
Gallery addresses and information about FFSH events
for March can be found on the FFSH Facebook page.
If your art space, studio, shop, or business would like to participate
in FFSH, please send an email to anthonyrecord@gmail.com.
TEMPUS PROJECTS is pleased to announce our second exhibition of 2014, THE ROOM IS EMPTY: New Moving Images.
A group exhibition of innovative works dealing with conceptual and experimental moving images in the media of video, film and projection. Artists include Gigi Lage, Robbie Land, Justin Myers, Daniela Mora & Diran Lyons.
The exhibition runs from February 22, 2014 through March 22, 2014, with gallery hours by appointment and special screenings from participating artists (dates TBA).
The opening reception will take place Saturday, February 22nd, from 7pm - 10pm.
The event is free and open to the public but donations are greatly appreciated. Refreshments and light hors d'oeuvres will be offered.
Classes and groups are encouraged and welcomed.
A group exhibition of innovative works dealing with conceptual and experimental moving images in the media of video, film and projection. Artists include Gigi Lage, Robbie Land, Justin Myers, Daniela Mora & Diran Lyons.
The exhibition runs from February 22, 2014 through March 22, 2014, with gallery hours by appointment and special screenings from participating artists (dates TBA).
The opening reception will take place Saturday, February 22nd, from 7pm - 10pm.
The event is free and open to the public but donations are greatly appreciated. Refreshments and light hors d'oeuvres will be offered.
Classes and groups are encouraged and welcomed.
This event is sponsored in part by The Mermaid Tavern.
TEMPUS Projects invites you to join us at the Mermaid
for an after-party at 10:00 PM, following the reception.
The Mermaid Tavern is located at 6719 N Nebraska Ave,
Tampa, FL, 33604.
PRESS COVERAGE
Image still from artist Gigi Lage, part of The Room is Empty: New Moving Images at TEMPUS Projects
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The Room is Empty: New Moving Images, Similar Scars at Tempus Projects
Two recommended art shows at Tempus Projects tonight.
Posted by ALEXA ASENDORF on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 7:51 AM
The Room is Empty: New Moving Images, Similar Scars at Tempus Projects
Two recommended art shows at Tempus Projects tonight.
Posted by ALEXA ASENDORF on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 7:51 AM
Curator Tracy Midulla Reller and her band of aesthetic provocateurs elicit another artgasm, this time with experimental moving images lighting up Tempus Projects’ white walls.
The Room is Empty: New Moving Images showcases art in motion through film, video and projection.
The Seminole Heights art staple Tempus Projects will host an opening reception for its second exhibition of the year on tonight, Sat., Feb. 22. The show is a group endeavor with works by Gigi Lage, Robbie Land, Justin Myers, Daniela Mora and Diran Lyons.
Also tonight: The artists in QUAID will present their first exhibition in their new space, Similar Scars: paintings, reliefs, drawings, and zines by Anthony Record. According to the gallery, Record’s new “ultra-pastel” works are paintings of browsing and interruption that exist in the liminal space between figuration and non-representation.
Both opening reception take place from 7 to 10 p.m. Light hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. If you miss tonight's show, gallery hours are 7-9 p.m. on Thurs. and noon-5 p.m. Fri.-Sun. Free.
Celebrate with Tracy, QUAID and the rest of the artists at a Mermaid Tavern after party. Tempus Projects is at 4636 N. Florida Ave., Tampa; Mermaid Tavern is at 6719 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa. tempus-projects.com.
The Room is Empty: New Moving Images showcases art in motion through film, video and projection.
The Seminole Heights art staple Tempus Projects will host an opening reception for its second exhibition of the year on tonight, Sat., Feb. 22. The show is a group endeavor with works by Gigi Lage, Robbie Land, Justin Myers, Daniela Mora and Diran Lyons.
Also tonight: The artists in QUAID will present their first exhibition in their new space, Similar Scars: paintings, reliefs, drawings, and zines by Anthony Record. According to the gallery, Record’s new “ultra-pastel” works are paintings of browsing and interruption that exist in the liminal space between figuration and non-representation.
Both opening reception take place from 7 to 10 p.m. Light hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be served. If you miss tonight's show, gallery hours are 7-9 p.m. on Thurs. and noon-5 p.m. Fri.-Sun. Free.
Celebrate with Tracy, QUAID and the rest of the artists at a Mermaid Tavern after party. Tempus Projects is at 4636 N. Florida Ave., Tampa; Mermaid Tavern is at 6719 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa. tempus-projects.com.
For information about upcoming exhibitions, events, programs, artists opportunities and collaborations,
follow TEMPUS PROJECTS on Facebook or Twitter.
Tempus Projects is a non-profit arts organization run by volunteers and operates thanks to the generosity of community grants, local sponsors and donations from the general public. We welcome your support.
follow TEMPUS PROJECTS on Facebook or Twitter.
Tempus Projects is a non-profit arts organization run by volunteers and operates thanks to the generosity of community grants, local sponsors and donations from the general public. We welcome your support.
