Marty Fugate is a journalist and critic who focuses on local arts and culture in Sarasota, Florida. With a passion for theater, visual arts, and dining, Marty brings his expertise and insights to his articles for Observer Media Group and Herald-Tribune Media Group, providing readers with an in-depth look at the vibrant arts scene in Sarasota.
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Marty Fugate's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly in the local Sarasota area. His articles often feature expert commentary and reviews of art, theater, and music events in the region.
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Marty Fugate | Special to the Herald-Tribune Victor Lundy is a modern architectural master . In the mid-20th century, he was one of
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Marty Fugate | Special to the Herald-Tribune The word “amalgam” arose in the no-man's land between metallurgy and alchemy.
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Five Lakewood Ranch practitioners blend traditional, holistic and modern techniques.
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Wheat and water may be all it takes to make pasta, but the making of Mike and Kim Herley's welcoming restaurant took a lot more.
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Marty Fugate | Special to the Herald-Tribune Downtown Sarasota is a place of busy streets, shops, office buildings and parking lots.
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502 Gallery in downtown Sarasota is highlighting small art works filled by big ideas from local artists.
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Marty Fugate | Special to the Herald-Tribune 2024 has been a strange year so far. Its days have gone by in a blur and it'll be 2025 before you know it.
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