Last week’s opening of The Bodega Project at the St. Petersburg Museum of History was met by a flood of positive responses from attendees. It was featured in the Local Art, Local Stories series and will be exhibited until January 14, 2017.
The Bodega Project Opens at the St. Petersburg Museum of History to Favorable Response

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Well done Peter
Thanks Alec. Don’t you wish we’d had decent cameras in 1965? Or better still, we were into using them.
Congratlations, Peter!! Well-deserved appreciation of your work!!
Thanks so much. Hard to get these slots in Florida. Cheryl thought of this place. Hope to see you in the future.
I’m glad to see your work in a formal setting. It give validation to it. Congratulations.
Hi Signe,
Thanks. That means a lot from a fellow artist. You know how hard it is to get these slots.
Congratulations, Peter! Linda Hennessey. Hey ps, were you directly affected by the hurricane?
Thanks Linda.
The hurricane effect? Yes and no. No property damage. But my opening got delayed and a scheduled listing (so far) ignored in the local Tampa paper. Oh well, next time.
Pete, your work gets better and better. Keep it up.
Thanks. Best to Millie. Hope to see you down here again soon.
Hi Peter == Congratulations on the opening and the show !! Keep up the great work it’s really terrific Best Regards == Carl
Thanks Carl,
I hope you two will be down in (westcoast) Florida someday soon.
Good Morning Peter, great job on the Bodega project video. You were very thoughtful to give me photo credit. I particularly liked the font you used.
The mix of photos and stills was very effective. So happy Cheryl was able to video your presentation. Again, congratulations on a great event.
Thanks Ann. Your help was invaluable.
Some would say, “…to rave reviews!”
Some even in print (like yours)! Thanks.
Congratulations on the wonderful reception to the project, Peter!
It’s fantastic!
Thanks Eric!
Congrats, Peter! Nice to see you getting the recognition you deserve for these stunning photos. Post another video of the framed photos themselves.