The Morean Arts Center and My Favorite Art Place have teamed up to showcase a display of local artists at the St Pete Clearwater International Airport at Gates 7-11. The airport is constantly adding enhancements for their travelers – updated parking, new shops, restaurants and other amenities to improve the travel experience. Adding this local art display is yet one more commitment to supporting local.

This beautiful art is made possible by the Morean Arts Center.  Visit The Morean Arts Center in downtown St. Petersburg and enjoy the many more local artist creations, Chihuly Collection, Morean Glass Studio and Morean Center for Clay.[Text MOREAN to 56512 for more details]

The conservation framing is from My Favorite Art Place. My Favorite Art Place has been a fine art printer and custom framer for over 3 decades. Visit us in Clearwater to tour a working art studio, fine art printer and custom art framer. Call or Text any questions to 727-726-7411.

Vintage Florida!

Barry Goodman is known for his vintage-style collagraph prints. His colorful graphic prints are a unique blend of Pop-Art and Minimalism, often depicting nostalgic memorabilia, vehicles, ads and other commercial iconography in deceptively simplistic ways. Inspired by urban architecture and the metropolis, many of his prints are composed of visually stimulating signs and symbols of life.

Barry Goodman takes inspiration from popular 20th-Century American artists such as Andy Warhol, Richard Diebenkorn and Wayne Thiebaud. Barry’s prints depict nostalgic memorabilia, vehicles, ads and other commercial iconography in charming and deceptively simplistic ways.

His work has been widely published and featured in numerous international magazines, leading educational books and in the media including Societe Perrier – New York, Paperrunway – Australia, Coast Magazine – UK, Artist and Illustrator Magazine – UK, Tegneren – Denmark, Rise Art, Pratical Printmaking and Hybrid Print.

His work is held in public and private collections including The Library of Congress, Washington D.C. and The China Printmaking Museum, Shenzhen.