Drift, an independent curators space presented by Tempus Projects, is pleased to announce the opening of Cemented Horizon at the Bottom of the Sea, recent works from Beatriz Chachamovits, curated by Lilian Beltran on August 17th from 6 pm - 9 pm with a special members cocktail hour from 5 pm - 6 pm. The exhibition will run through September 14th and is located at 1624 e 7th Ave on the 2nd floor of Kress Contemporary.

VOLTA:: PRECIOUS MAGNET :: Tempus Projects presents: Precious Magnet, an exhibition in Tempus VOLTA that explores and celebrates the underground publishing phenomenon of zines and their visual and cultural impact. The exhibition showcases a collection of zines by local and national artists in conjunction with the work of Ryan Slauson, the current Tempus Projects’ Resident Artist. Featuring works by: Madeline Baker, Mitzi Gordon, Tyler Jopek, Shae Krispinsky, Marta Murray, Justin Bryan Nelson, Anthony Record, Gary Schmitt, Finn Schult, and Ryann Slauson.

Hildebrando Bellizzio, Neil Bender, Ryan Berg, Joe Griffith, Gigi Lage, Jenn Ryann Miller, Justin Myers, Justin Nelson, Ashley Niven, Kym O’Donnell, Duke Riley, Anthony Record, Emiliano Settecasi, Ryann Slauson, Brian Taylor, Kay Three, Matthew Drennan Wicks

DRIFT:: SOLITARY DIALOGUES: Reflections of the Self is an exhibition that showcases the artwork of two artists who examine the human condition. While they each have their unique style, their works intertwine, revealing emotions, transformative stories, and paths to self-realization. Featuring work by Jim Wysolmierski and Tim Reid. Curated by Jabe Jones.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Demolition: Peng Zhou, curated by Ariel Baron-Robbins, at Drift, an independent curators space. Peng Zhou’s art is deeply rooted in the philosophical concepts of relativity, changes, and harmony found in both Chinese and Western art history.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Exposure Garden, a solo exhibition by Gigi Lage at Tempus Volta. Lage uses generative AI as a tool to construct still frames from the artist’s own text input. Lage examines how AI processes its learning patterns from existing data and how its output defines the image, its deranged textures, and the story found within the frame.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Pork Rinds & Cotton Candy, a group exhibition including work by Carlos Arturo, Gilbert Demeza, Kendra Frorup, Hercules Horowitz, Michael Massaro, Barbara Stubbs, and Carmargo Vilardy in Main Gallery B.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents BASE REMOVED, a solo exhibition by Libbi Ponce in Main Gallery A. Ponce's work allows an approach to questions about how proper a sculptural body can be. Her works are the product of a series of practices, from the work ethic in digital spaces to mythology and archaeological revisionism as a lexicon for the creation of symbols.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents GEORGE’S LOVELY VARIETY: Subscriptive Objects and Correspondence from George Ferrandi at Tempus Volta. George’s Lovely Variety is a monthly subscription of art in the mail. The approach for 2023 invents secular rituals for connection—to each other, to the future, to our deeper selves. This year’s GLV offerings take the form of home kits for rituals we didn't realize were essential—some playful, some profound.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Music School: The Art of Songwriting featuring Matt Burke and moderated by Ray Roa. Matt Burke is the lead singer of the alternative rock/Americana band, Have Gun Will Travel. Burke's songwriting draws on Western themes of life and death, honor, and morality throughout the band's narrative songs.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents UNFOLD, curated by Yi Chin Hsieh and including the work of Cristobal Alday, Amanda Linares, and Jose Luis Garcia, at Drift, an independent curators space. UNFOLD is a curatorial project that aspires to present artworks influenced by literature, especially poetry, as well as explore the possibility of using creative art writing as exhibition text.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Regulated Industries in Drift, an independent curators space. Regulated Industries is curated by RJ Junger and includes the work of Pia Bakala and Fred Vorder-Bruegge. Recent works by Vorder-Bruegge and Bakala explore a kind of ecological ruin, with Bakala contextualizing Trans Bodies as native to the environmental world enduring societal regulation and Vorder-Bruegge scavenging decommissioned industrial sites for objects and remains that weave themselves into a narrative of decay and transient identity.

Tampa, FL – Tempus Projects presents Gone to the Dogs, a solo exhibition by Will Douglas at Tempus Volta. In Gone to the Dogs, Douglas uses an interdisciplinary approach to comment on a false construction of realities, engaging the end of greyhound racing in Florida as a metaphor for losing and seeking paradise.