Jennifer Ring is a journalist at Creative Loafing Tampa. She has dedicated her storytelling journey to exploring the vibrant art scene in Tampa Bay, focusing on art dealing, fine art, and urban and street art through over 200 art reviews, artist profiles, and features. Jennifer believes in the healing power of art and has been featured in Creative Loafing Tampa.
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Jennifer Ring's coverage is heavily focused on local cultural events and art in the Tampa Bay area, with an emphasis on event coverage. She would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local art exhibitions, cultural events, or unique artistic initiatives happening within the Tampa Bay region.
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As her geographic focus is clearly defined as United States - Florida - Tampa, it's important for outreach efforts to emphasize their relevance specifically within this region while highlighting any connections between proposed stories and ongoing local arts-related developments.
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By: Jennifer Ring
Pinellas County artists gain a global audience with new exhibition space.
By: Jennifer Ring
The nonprofit wasn’t established to fund tourism, but has put art in front of Pinellas County visitors.
By: Jennifer Ring
Pinellas County Commissioners refused to yield a measly $156,000 of the county’s budget to an arts agency that has nurtured arts and culture in the county for over a decade.
By: Jennifer Ring
HINE Mural festival co-founder Leon Bedore aka Tes One has a message for commissioners who defunded Creative Pinellas.
By: Jennifer Ring
New documents shed more light on decision to defund Creative Pinellas, and shed light on what might happen to the arts nonprofit in the future.
By: Jennifer Ring
On Sunday, Nov. 2, Bayboro Brewing in St. Petersburg hosts an artist reception for “Cotton Candy Daydream”—a spooky-meets-sweet exhibition featuring Orlando-based artists Cake Marques and MikeyBear McGrath.
By: Jennifer Ring
Genevieve 'Vevie' Lykes Dimmitt's 'Windows Letting In Light' show closes in St. Petersburg, Florida on Nov. 10, 2025.
By: Jennifer Ring
Creative Pinellas CEO Margaret Murray talks about reinventing her nonprofit ahead of the organizations big fundraiser.
By: Jennifer Ring
Creative Pinellas will soon close its gallery at Pinewood Cultural Park in Largo, but not before one more Arts Annual in the space it's called home since 2018.
Photography by Alexander Pope. May 21, 2026 Words: Jennifer Ring London Craft Week: Contemporary Artisans In The Age Of Automation
