If Frank Lloyd Wright Built Your Dorm Room ... - From Florida Trend
9/1/2009
The new triangular staircase echos other features by Frank Lloyd Wright at Florida Southern College. [read more]
Event: Lights on Tampa - From Florida Trend
1/1/2009
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Photos: Art Basel Miami Beach 2008 - From Florida Trend
1/1/2009
The biggest contemporary art fair in the United States returned to Miami Beach, held on Dec. 4-7. See the photos here. [read more]
$11,000 for a Campaign Button Suits Him Fine - From Florida Trend
9/1/2008
John Clark is not your average political memorabilia pack rat. He owns one of the largest private collections in the nation. By his evidence, presidential campaigns don’t run they way they used to. [read more]
Small Screen Florida: 50 Years of TV - From Florida Trend
3/1/2008
Explore TV shows that were filmed here in the Sunshine State with this interactive map. See clips and vote for your favorite, too.
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Multimedia: History Worth Pursuing - From Florida Trend
1/1/2008
Rare Florida and Spanish New World historical artifacts -- even a George Washington diary -- from Miami's Jay Kislak are now housed at the Library of Congress and is worth a reported $100 million. See this collection and hear the story behind it. [read more]
Drawing Board - From Florida Trend
2/1/2007
Under former Mayor Dick Greco, Tampa began planning a facility to replace the 22-year-old Tampa Museum of Art. [read more]
Star Power - From Florida Trend
1/1/2007
A slew of new public buildings, a crowded real estate market with developers seeking an edge for projects [read more]
Three C's - From Florida Trend
1/1/2007
These are heady times for the arts in Florida. Miami has a stunning new performing arts center. In St. Petersburg the beautifully renovated Mahaffey Theater has reopened. Tampa's performing arts center is healthy. Miramar wants to build an $18-million cultural arts center with an 800-seat theater. Orlando has ambitious plans for a big arts facility. [read more]
Collectibles - From Florida Trend
12/1/2006
Watercolors: David and Lee Ann Lester; medicine bottles: Jim Davis; signatures of presidents, Gary Cohen; Miami-based Mounted Memories. [read more]
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