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Michael Covello, local artist

Local artist featured at HCC Dale Mabry

Emma Richardson, Staff Writer October 6, 2015

  Bay area artist, Michael Covello, brought his latest visual installation, Carry the Fire, to HCC. The vibrant 26’ X 7’ installation was unveiled on August 20, and plenty of opportunities still...

Tampa Bay Theatre Festival

Tampa Bay Theatre Festival

Emma Richardson, Staff Writer October 6, 2015

  The Tampa Bay Theater Festival returned for its second year in a row, Labor Day weekend. The three day festival ran from September 4-6. The festival was three days of workshops, play viewing, and...

Carl Knickerbocker’s Artistic Journey

Carl Knickerbocker’s Artistic Journey

Matthew Flanagan, Staff Writer October 5, 2015

  Carl Knickerbocker’s “Incomplete Guide to the Suburban Primitive” debuted at HCC Ybor’s Performing Arts Building, and will end September 24. Knickerbocker lives in Oviedo, Florida and many...

Gasparilla International Film Festival

Gasparilla International Film Festival

Beating the odds for 9 years
Aaron Abell, Contributor May 4, 2015

For the ninth consecutive year, the Gasparilla International Film Festival kicked off its opening ceremony at the grand Tampa Theatre. Yet, just a few months prior, the fate of the festival was in serious...

Gorman brought his unique creations of nature to HCC Ybor.

Curiosity stokes the fire of creativity

Alexander Rose, Managing Editor April 16, 2015

  For the month of March, the Ybor campus art gallery will be hosting Geoffrey Gorman’s “Creatures of Curiosity.” The Santa Fe native brings 10 years of his work to HCC for students to see how...

GMF brought people of all ages to the waterfront park.

Gasparilla Music Festival showcases Tampa’s love for the arts

Record crowd turns out for Saturday headliner Modest Mouse
Chuck Muller, Staff Writer March 24, 2015

  Single day tickets sold out early the day before, making the first day of the Gasparilla Music Festival a hard ticket to find. By the time headliners Modest Mouse took the stage at Curtis Hixon...

Sundance review: The Russian Woodpecker

Sundance review: The Russian Woodpecker

Jacob McCaskey, Staff Writer March 4, 2015

  The Sundance Film Festival featured a particularly interesting and unique documentary by the name, The Russian Woodpecker, premiered captivating audiences and snagging the World Cinema Jury Prize:...

Walker, Nichols and Cobb during the post-viewing Q & A session.

Sundance review: Welcome to Leith

Rob Bridenstine, Editor-in-Chief March 4, 2015

Welcome to Leith, is a gritty piece of cinematic journalism that is meant to hurl the viewers into the center of an environment that is teetering on the edge of sanity, and about to topple into a pit of...

The Witch star, Anna Taylor-Joy

Sundance review: The Witch

Alexander Rose, Managing Editor February 19, 2015

  Americans will never agree on what the scariest period of our history is. Both World Wars were violent and bloody, but they helped us become a world power. The Cold War had the nation’s children...

The President, the Peanut and the Pulpit

Hawk Media Club November 4, 2014

The Hawk Media Club launches Kickstarter project.

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