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Transference documents a long, interesting conversation that hasn’t ended yet

Go with the flow

Richard ReepMarch 16, 2016June 27, 2025

A packed downtown opening cements Snap! Orlando’s reputation as pre-eminent art partiers

Richard ReepJanuary 27, 2016April 15, 2025

Central Florida’s art scene catches fire: a look back at 2015

Richard Reep and Jessica Bryce YoungDecember 16, 2015May 14, 2025

Instead of imposing a narrative upon nature, Dawn Roe and Bruce Marsh let nature participate

Richard ReepNovember 25, 2015December 5, 2024

Look long into Jess T. Dugan’s portraits and they also look into you

Richard ReepNovember 4, 2015June 16, 2024

‘Mid-Century to This Century’: 35 paintings by Harold Garde bridge his 70-year career

Richard ReepOctober 28, 2015July 4, 2025

An interactive village of art-filled moving trucks joins the 4th annual Creative City Project

Richard ReepOctober 14, 2015June 14, 2025

Art in Odd Places activates downtown’s public spaces Thursday through Saturday

Richard ReepSeptember 16, 2015June 14, 2025

Things aren’t all smiley at these two shows of paintings by and of black Americans

Richard ReepSeptember 9, 2015July 11, 2025

The art of ‘Journeys Into the Mind’ brings relief from the mundane world

Richard ReepAugust 26, 2015June 14, 2023

From neon to napalm, OMA’s Florida Prize exhibition is loud, chaotic and totally gorgeous

Jessica Bryce Young and Richard ReepAugust 12, 2015February 12, 2025

The outsider art of the Coalition Ingénu expresses visions from deep within

Richard ReepJuly 8, 2015July 5, 2025

News

What’s that noise? Shrieks echo through Winter Park as city considers changing historic preservation standards

Richard ReepMay 5, 2015August 16, 2023

Snap! Orlando connects the dots with a multifaceted, monthlong celebration of photography

Richard Reep and Jessica Bryce YoungApril 29, 2015April 5, 2025

To look at the work of Byron Browne and Peter Reginato is to see the armature for contemporary abstraction

Richard ReepApril 22, 2015March 31, 2025

Clyde Butcher’s photographs exalt the Florida Everglades; Michael Covello’s installation deranges the senses

Richard ReepMarch 18, 2015March 20, 2025

The “visual anthropology” of Bayeté Ross Smith takes aim at hearts and minds

Richard ReepMarch 11, 2015July 27, 2025

In A History of Water, Maya Lin applies architectural solutions to ecological problems

Richard ReepMarch 4, 2015August 3, 2025

OMA’s Maya Lin: A History of Water has the city excited about its flagship museum

Jessica Bryce Young, Richard Reep, and Yulia TikhonovaMarch 4, 2015June 26, 2025

William Crutchfield’s art pokes fun at our obsession with science and technology

Richard ReepFebruary 25, 2015June 16, 2025