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UPCOMING EXHIBITION | Trust Issues

Opening October 15th, this group exhibition will be located at Gallery114@HC Ybor City, and it explores questions of trust, technology, media and politics through a range of mediums and perspectives, featuring the work of Jolene Lower, Fen Lettie Myers, Marcus DeSieno, Olivia Dovorany with Cristina Szyszko, KJ, Hedy Starratt and Benjamin Upcavage.

Come to the opening reception on October 15th at 5-8 p.m. where visitors can enjoy the exhibition, featuring an artist talk at 6 p.m.

Curated by Jessi Sherbet by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Although ‘Trust Issues,’ on view October 15 — November 5, 2026, mainly discusses AI, the erosion of public trust in media and politics predates this hyper-acceleration of technological change. With technology advancing so rapidly we still have limited understanding of its long term implications.

Music Credits: Carson Cox taken in HCC Ybor City Performing Arts Building by @hcfl_artgalleries

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THIS WEEK | Opening Reception of Trust Issues

As you get a glimpse of the behind the scenes action of the upcoming exhibition, Trust Issues, come see it in its full glory this Thursday, October 15th from 5-8 p.m. during the opening reception at Gallery114@HC Ybor City Campus

The opening reception is free for all plus includes complimentary refreshments, and don’t miss out on the artist talk at 6 p.m.

We look forward to seeing you there! taken in HCC Ybor City Performing Arts Building by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Some behind the scenes action at Gallery114@HC Ybor of the installation of Trust Issues ✨ taken in HCC Ybor City Performing Arts Building by @hcfl_artgalleries

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SAVE THE DATE | Trust Issues Opening Reception

Join us during the @yborartstour on Thursday, October 15, 2026, for the opening reception of Trust Issues at Gallery114@HC Ybor City Campus.

The opening reception will be from 5-8 p.m. where visitors can enjoy the exhibition, featuring an artist talk with Jolene Lower, Marcus DeSieno, Benjamin Upcavage, and Olivia Dovorany with Christina Szyszko at 6 p.m. moderated by curator Jessi Sherbet

🗓️ Thursday, October 15, 2026 | 5-8 p.m.
📍 Gallery114@HC Ybor City Campus, 1st Floor Ybor Performing Arts Building
🎟️ Free Admission + Complimentary Refreshments taken in HCC Ybor City Performing Arts Building by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Don’t miss out on these incredible collages courtesy of HC Art Galleries and @collageclique members.

Come see them on the exterior wall of Gallery114@HC Ybor City Campus located on the first floor of the Performance Arts Building. taken in HCC Ybor City Performing Arts Building by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Over the last month we’ve had so many of you become a part of the art at Gallery221@HC Dale Mabry with your drawings of endangered species responding to Endangered-Refuge.

And we look forward to more of your contributions! Come join us in the conversation on biodiversity and conservation.

Supplies are provided and can be found right outside the exhibition on the reference room tables, come draw and pin your piece in the circle on the wall! taken in HC Art Galleries by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Elizabet Cerviño’s The Rhythm of Resilience closing reception and artist performance at Gallery114@HC Ybor City! We’re so glad you were able to experience Cerviño’s site-specific performance and celebrate the closing of this incredible exhibition with us. by @hcfl_artgalleries

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THIS WEEK | Closing Reception + Artist Performance

Join us Thursday, September 24, from 6–7:30 p.m. for the closing reception of Elizabet Cerviño’s The Rhythm of Resilience at Gallery114@HC Ybor City.

The evening will feature a site-specific performance by Cerviño, Onomatopoeia, created in collaboration with HC Ceramics Instructor Alex Zak and HC ceramics students.

For the performance, approximately 600 pounds of clay will become hundreds of letter-inscribed tiles. Cerviño will remove the tiles one by one, sound out each letter, and drop them to the floor, transforming language into sound, movement and physical matter.

The closing reception will also feature a community collage exhibition created in response to The Rhythm of Resilience by HC Art Galleries members and members of Lance Rothstein’s Collage Clique. The collages will be displayed on the gallery’s exterior wall.

Come experience The Rhythm of Resilience one final time and join us for an evening of performance, community and creative response.

📅 Thursday, September 24
🕕 6–7:30 p.m.
📍 Gallery114@HC Ybor City Campus
1st floor, Ybor Performing Arts Building

Free and open to the public. by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Get your walking shoes ready! ✨ This season’s Ybor Arts Tour includes more than 35 stops at 13 different locations on Thursday, Oct. 15.

🖼️ Our webpage in the bio includes full tour details, program info, an interactive map, and more!

We hope this event serves as the starting point for your ongoing exploration of the visual, literary, and performing arts in Ybor City, Florida. taken in Ybor City Historic District by @hcfl_artgalleries

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ARTIST SPOTLIGHT | MICKETT AND STACKHOUSE

Meet the Tampa Bay-based artists behind two of our fall exhibitions, one of which opens tonight, 6-8 p.m., at Hotel Haya. Hope to see you there!

"We are curious about the world: how it works, what happens in it, and how we can make it better. Since we cannot do everything, we focus on water. We use our experience, our research into science, and our ability as artists to tell a visual story about water, ways to mitigate climate change, and the world to which we aspire. The latter is crucial. If we are not moved by what we desire, there can be no action. Science tells us that the ocean and the atmosphere are getting warmer and warmer. This triggers changes in ocean currents, in our weather, in more forest fires, more storms, risks to our water supply, and, in general, a change to our way of life. Science cannot be replaced by art, but art is a conduit for science. It’s a portal. For example, people will say -I love those trees you paint but why do you? We say that they are mangroves and then tell them how important they are for our planet’s and, hence, our well-being. Art is key to creating inquisitiveness. With curiosity, there is learning and action. Let’s be the change." -Carol Mickett and Robert Stackhouse by @hcfl_artgalleries

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Altered hours today at Gallery 221 Dale Mabry. Join us tonight from 6-8 PM in Ybor City for the opening reception of “Aspiring Water” at Hotel Haya’s Valencia Foyer. Link in bio for address and to RSVP!

Both exhibitions, at Gallery 221 and Hotel Haya, feature work by Carol Mickett and Robert Stackhouse and are in conversation with one another. Exploring our environmental vulnerability within a changing and uncertain future, “Aspiring Water” focuses on our relationship with waterways, while “Endangered Refuge” highlights the vulnerability of endangered whales. Together, the exhibitions reflect on our relationship to the natural world as a source of beauty, resilience, and refuge, while emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship.

Our Ybor Campus Gallery 114 will stay open on our typical Thursday schedule— 11 AM to 7 PM. by @hcfl_artgalleries

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