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An Artful Evening With Caleb At Interior Motives Gallery

1110 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, FL 33705
Friday, November 14, 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Phone: 727-898-6061
A few of the works available at the show are presented below– click on the thumbnail for a larger view.
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Title:St Petersburg Warehouse
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:Rock Crusher-St.Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title: The Rick Emerson Show
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title: Play House-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title: Behind Ferg’s-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:18th Ave NE-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:Snell Bridge Evening-St Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:Suburbia-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:Chattaway 2-St Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30
$375

Title:Kid with [...]

2 New St Petersburg Paintings

Two 18×24 acrylic on canvas paintings of local scenery:

Rutlands and Kress - Central Ave St. Petersburg, Florida 1954

Rutlands and Kress - Central Ave St. Petersburg, Florida 1954, originally uploaded by vieilles_annonces.
Yes! This is the real thing! Genuine St Pete!
Okay, This and the few posts below are from the Flickr collection of Vieilles Annonces, whose collection I have tapped before. Her collection of beautiful vernacular photograpy from mid-century America and beyond is beautiful [...]

Papaya grove in St Pete 1954

Papaya grove in St Pete 1954, originally uploaded by vieilles_annonces.
Vieilles Annonces comes through again!

Carrie Jadus Warms Up For The Portrait Exchange

She’s still searching around for the perfect domain name, but Carrie is determined to establish an artist’s portrait network in her hometown.

Suburban Cartoons For Everyone!

I did these little 18×24 paintings last week. I am trying to remember what I saw when I was a kid in the ‘burbs, with a lot of time and nothing to do. I am noticing that what I remember at this point is women my parents age who could potentially give me food. Maybe [...]

More Cartoons Of Sunbelt Suburbia In The Seventies

Well, one more, anyway. More to follow. I have more fun drawing these little pieces of fragmented memory from my distant youth than I do painting them, but painting them is pretty great, too. When I get enough of the images together, they will come together as a story or series of stories, and I [...]

I Like Cartoons

And as long as the hot wet blanket of August makes it hard for me to slap paint, I’m going to do the most funnest thing I can– paint cartoons. Cartoons about suburbia when I was a sunbelt teenager.

St Petersburg Florida Keeps Us Safe From Degenerate Art. Praise Jesus.

My first action as regards this story yesterday was to blast it out to my Upper Left Coast media buddies so that they could heap further well-deserved abuse on the rubes of Florida and add to the merriment of the rest of the nation, who scorn us with unwavering scorn. As is appropriate. More grist [...]

Room Temp Glass Doesn’t Flow, Even At Florida Temperatures

I was going to make some sort of observation about how I captured the flowing nature of glass, which technically a super-cooled liquid, but it turns out that the notion that “solid” glass continues to flow very slowly at normal temperatures is crap and in the category of such gee-whiz urban legends such as “we [...]

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