
This mural is by Tampa Bay artists Vanessa Parra and Juan Pablo Parra and their company CAPCo. Also check out their Instagram to see more of their work around the area.

Kim Anderson, “Alone Together”, 2021

Stereoscope for viewing the above painting
Skyway 20/21: A Contemporary Collaboration, is the second iteration of a joint exhibition across four institutions that highlights contemporary art created in the Central Florida region. Artists selected by a jury are from five counties- Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, and Sarasota. The exhibitions are an excellent sampling of the work being made in the Tampa Bay area.
The works shown in this post are from the exhibition at the Tampa Museum of Art. The museum has a video playlist on YouTube that includes all of the artists in the exhibition discussing their work. The links below are to the artists’ websites or those videos.
Jaime Aelavanthara and Amanda Sieradzki – Hillsborough
Kim Anderson – Sarasota
Wendy Babcox – Hillsborough
Janet Folsom – Pinellas
Samson Huang – Hillsborough
Jason Lazarus – Hillsborough
Kirk Ke Wang – Hillsborough
Cassia Kite – Sarasota
Jenn Miller – Hillsborough
Sarah O’Donoghue – Sarasota
Herion Park – Sarasota
Anat Pollack – Hillsborough
Libbi Ponce – Hillsborough
Selina Román – Hillsborough
John Sims – Sarasota
Mike Solomon – Sarasota
Jill Taffett – Sarasota

Selina Román “XS” 2019


For Selina Román’s XS series, she created abstract self portraits that examine standards of beauty in relation to expectations of weight and body. The title XS references an extra small size and alludes to the word excess.
This exhibition closes 10/10/21.

Jake Troyli, “Shhh…this is the best part!”, 2018

Jake Troyli, “Shhh…this is the best part!”, 2018 (detail)

Jake Troyli, “Shhh…this is the best part!”, 2018 (detail)

Jake Troyli, “Shhh…this is the best part!”, 2018 (detail)
Skyway 20/21: A Contemporary Collaboration, is the second iteration of a joint exhibition across four institutions that highlights contemporary art created in the Central Florida region. Artists selected by a jury are from five counties- Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, and Sarasota. The exhibitions are an excellent sampling of the work being made in the Tampa Bay area.
The works shown in this post are from the exhibition at the The Ringling in Sarasota. I’ve included links for these artists as well as those not pictured.
Carrie Boucher – Pinellas
Ya La’Ford – Hillsborough
Kalup Linzy – Hillsborough
Noelle Mason – Hillsborough
OK! Transmit – Pinellas
Eric Ondina – Hillsborough
Heather Rosenbach – Hillsborough
Jake Troyli – Pinellas

Heather Rosenbach, “American Dream Byproduct”, 2018

Heather Rosenbach, “Class Warfare Shooting Star”, 2019
Eric Ondina, “Miss 911”, 2018
Eric Ondina, “Miss 911”, 2018 (detail)
Eric Ondina, “Palms”, 2020
Eric Ondina, “Keep the Change”, 2020

Ya Levy La’ford “American/Rōōts”, 2021
This exhibition closes 9/26/21.

Casey McDonough “the immeasurability of this cosmological collider”, 2021

Casey McDonough “the immeasurability of this cosmological collider”, 2021 (detail)

Casey McDonough “the immeasurability of this cosmological collider”, 2021 (another view)
Skyway 20/21: A Contemporary Collaboration, is the second iteration of a joint exhibition across four institutions that highlights contemporary art created in the Central Florida region. Artists selected by a jury are from five counties- Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, and Sarasota. The exhibitions are an excellent sampling of the work being made in the Tampa Bay area.
The works shown in this post are from the exhibition at USF Contemporary Art Museum. I’ve included links for these artists as well as those not pictured.
Rosemarie Chiarlone – Hillsborough
Danny Dobrow – Pinellas
Babette Herschberger – Pinellas
Akiko Kotani – Pinellas
Cynthia Mason – Pinellas
Ry McCullough – Hillsborough
Casey McDonough – Pinellas
Kodi Thompson – Pinellas

Cynthia Mason, “Limp Grid with Arm”, 2021

Cynthia Mason, “Limp Pricks and Plants in Rising Water” 2021

Akiko Kotani, “Red Falls”, 2021

Akiko Kotani, “Red Falls”, 2021 (detail)
This exhibition closes 9/1/21.

Dolores Coe “Perimeter”, 2019

Dolores Coe, “Borderland”, 2020

Dolores Coe, “Borderland”, 2020 (detail)
Skyway 20/21: A Contemporary Collaboration, is the second iteration of a joint exhibition across four institutions that highlights contemporary art created in the Central Florida region. Artists selected by a jury are from five counties- Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, and Sarasota. The exhibitions are an excellent sampling of the work being made in the Tampa Bay area.
The works shown in this post are from the exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg. I’ve included links for these artists as well as those not pictured.
Robert Aiosa – Hillsborough
Dolores Coe – Hillsborough
Keith Crowley – Sarasota
Becky Flanders – Hillsborough
Dakota Gearhart – Pinellas
Bassmi Ibrahim – Pinellas
Morgan Janssen – Sarasota
Ezra Johnson – Hillsborough
Karl Kelly – Hillsborough
Savannah Magnolia – Hillsborough
Jon Notwick – Hillsborough
Gabriel Ramos – Pinellas
Lynne Railsback – Sarasota
Matthew Wicks – Hillsborough
Janelle Young – Hillsborough

Gabriel Ramos, “Mi Isla”, 2021

Gabriel Ramos, “Mi Isla”, 2021 (detail)

Savannah Magnolia, “Chemical Inhalation”, 2019

Savannah Magnolia “In Big Pharma We Trust”, 2019

Savannah Magnolia “In Big Pharma We Trust”, 2019 (detail)

Savannah Magnolia “In Big Pharma We Trust”, 2019 (detail)

Keith Crowley, “Rain Season”, 2019

Keith Crowley, “Nocturne”, 2020

Bassmi Ibrahim, “Awareness 41”

Bassmi Ibrahim, “Isness 158”

Bassmi Ibrahim, “Isness 158” (detail)
The exhibition at this location closes 8/22/21.