Tempus Projects

Great exhibit in a very unique location. Plus a beautiful day to take in the sights of Ybar City. Very strong smell of cigar smoke but we figured out why - cigar bars all around

Great space to see the work of local artists. Most exhibitions open the third Thursdays of each month which is the evening to go for. Worth following them on Instagram so you know what's coming up.

Absolutely the most amazing gallery in Tampa. Shows are always changing. The artists are well vetted . A must go to and right near all the great restaurants in Ybor

Saw a show in this space and it was fantastic. I love being able to view art in a building with so much history

This is a small artistic space driven by a nonprofit. This space frequently has truly interesting artwork of all different mediums coming to the tempest project gallery was definitely worth the trip.

Very nice. Did not know that art gallery was there.

Go visit this has a lot of studios to see follow on Facebook

Great atmosphere and talented artworks.

The setting for the Tempus Projects is a single-story converted garage with openings on two sides that ensure it is well lit and welcoming. The clean, open design creates a really effective exhibit space but also allows for a flow for the crowds that gather for special events held here. Neatly tucked away from busy Florida Avenue, the building can be easily missed but just look for the steady stream of people who show up for whatever may be happening within its walls. A recent display of Theo Wujcik's work (he is a master painter and printer who calls Tampa home) placed large scale paintings on two walls and small, delicate drawings opposite the big colorful canvases. An artist friend who accompanied me to the opening night of Wujik's exhibition seemed as enchanted with the space as she was with the work displayed which tells me art is definitely at home here.

Awesome Seminole Heights alternative arts space. Oh, and they are screenprinters too... They do occasional art shows/events - last night was a conceptual event with mixed cassette tapes and individually printed tee shirts as the stars. Nicely retro yet with a definite today set of aesthetic sensibilities. Reminds me a lot of Covivant Gallery that used to be just a couple of blocks away. Less of a serious gallery for sure, but the vibe, the artists involved, the space - all the type of arts scene space that makes me very happy. Instant fan.