Galleria
JULY/AUGUST 2017 | TAMPA BAY MAGAZINE 147
Florida and throughout the USA.
Discover Ira’s aesthetically curved and
textured functional stoneware pottery,
Barbara’s cast paper wall sculptures,
handmade tile mosaics, garden art and
photos, plus jewelry, glass and metal
pieces, furniture, paintings and more by
over 75 other artists.
Duncan McClellan
Glass Studio & Gallery,
2342 Emerson Ave., S., St. Petersburg,
(855) 436-4527. Exhibitions in this
gallery include works by internationally
recognized glass artist Duncan McClellan,
as well as by guest artists. The dramatic
events space hosts free hot glass
demonstrations and lectures, residencies
and classes. Open by appointment.
Dunedin Fine Art Center,
1143 Michigan Blvd., Dunedin,
(727) 298-3322. The works of many
talented local artists, changing gallery
exhibits, a hands-on children’s art
museum and a well-stocked gift shop can
be found at this ever-expanding art center.
Eric Lang Peterson,
St. Petersburg, (727) 415-2464.
Contact Eric for certified appraisals of
your antiques and fine art for estates,
hurricane and other insurance claims,
as well as charitable donations.
By appointment, please.
Galleria Misto,
100 Indian Rocks Road, Belleair Bluffs,
(727) 559-7767. Galleria Misto exhibits
an exquisite and extensive collection of
works by respected artists of regional and
international acclaim. The gallery features
works that are modern, passionate and
inspiring. Galleria Misto also provides a
full custom framing service.
Gallery 1356,
1356 S. Ft. Harrison Ave., Clearwater,
(727) 458-4206. Sculptor J. Harrison Smith’s
studio work space and gallery showrooms
house his own, as well as other artists’ pieces.
Morean Arts Center,
719 Central Ave., St. Petersburg,
(727) 822-7872. This is one of Florida’s
premier art experiences with all new
gallery exhibits that include a new art
lounge unlike any other. Located on the
eclectic and artsy Central Avenue and
operating three other facilities in the city,
the Morean is the creative and arts hub of
St. Petersburg.
Morean Arts Center for Clay,
at the Train Station, 420 22nd St. S.,
St. Petersburg, (727) 821-7162.
In combination with Highwater Clays
and St. Pete Clay, the Train Station is
the largest working pottery facility in
the Southeast United States. They offer
supplies, education, studio space and have
an incredible retail store with a massive
selection of locally produced art pottery.
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