Current Exhibitions

Illustration of a rooster with intricate line patterns on a red background.

“Rise” by Omar Richardson

EXHIBITION TITLE “Rise” by Omar Richardson
LOCATION Gallery114@HCC Ybor City Campus
EXHIBITION SCHEDULE

July 10 - July 17, 2025

Closing Reception Thursday, July 17, 5-8 p.m., Artist Discussion at 6 p.m.

Viewings by Appointment Only*

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION

THCC instructor and master printmaker Omar Richardson debuts his latest series of woodblock prints in a week-long solo exhibition at Gallery114@HCC Ybor City. At first glance, 'Rise' is a vibrant flock of roosters—bold, strutting, alive with color. But within the fine lines and textures of each print lies something deeper: layers of memory, culture, and identity echoing through the spirit of Ybor’s free-roaming birds.

*Email us at artgalleries@hccfl.edu to schedule an appointment.

Two figures with grid-patterned faces and colorful features against an orange background.

Lingering Echoes: The Pulse of Past and Present

EXHIBITION TITLE Lingering Echoes: The Pulse of Past and Present
LOCATION Gallery3@HCC Dale Mabry | 3rd floor DLRC
EXHIBITION SCHEDULE July 7, 2025 – February 13, 2026
EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION

Over the past four decades, HCC’s Permanent Art Collection has fostered strong connections between the college and local arts community. With a heavy emphasis on new acquisitions, this year’s exhibition features the work of fourteen artists who have lived, worked or exhibited in the Tampa Bay region. Ranging from the 1990s to the present, Lingering Echoes includes artworks from the collection alongside installations from the college’s evolving public art program, reflecting on permanence, ephemerality, memory and place. Encompassing themes such as environment, relationships, form, and memory, this annual exhibition aims to investigate and amplify Tampa’s artistic landscape and the artists who have traversed it.

Artists include: Jaime Aelavanthara, George Anderton, Susan Bartos, Suzanne Camp Crosby, Miguel A. Fleitas, Samson Huang, Nneka Jones, Lisa McCarthy, Duncan McClellan, Anthony Record, Stephen Schatz, Tory Tepp, Suzanne Williamson and Theo Wujcik.