May
24
2011
These colorful little murals adorn the backs of some benches built along a low wall in Fort Cotanchobee Park. I haven’t been able to find out any information about the artists, so any info would be appreciated.
May
11
2011
This piece has been in place (at least) since March 8, this year, but the placard is clearly for the piece previously in this location. I want to hazard a guess, but I’ve got a voice that sezs hold off showing your ignorance.

Apr
11
2011
The gem was still in the John F. Germany Public Library (900 N. Ashley) a few weeks ago. Ms. Flacks’ work was one of the first sculpture (Veritas Et Justicia) we documented here at the Brass Bowl.


You can find her website at audreyflack.com
Dec
20
2010
This colorful sculpture is located on the north east corner of the intersection of Franklin Street and Royal St.
Mr Ocamposilva has another piece downtown that we showed here.

His colorful and balanced pieces add significantly to the flavor of downtown.
www.ocamposilva.com
Dec
13
2010
This extraordinary work can be found on the corner of Ashley Drive and Zack Street, right across the street from the Tampa Museum of Art. (It’s on the same building lot as Five Guys.)


The placque is in error on the sculptors name. You can find more at James Oleson’s website, www.artandsculture.com
Nov
10
2010
This is yet another nice piece from Bradley Arthur . This is located on Franklin Street, right underneath Mona Lisard.
