October 8th, 2022

Opening reception for my solo show, "Wildlife Encounters," went very well! Though not a huge crowd that I was anticipating and hoping for, but a good amount of people did come through as well as some I had invited! Including Karen, from United in Light Draft Horse Sanctuary! Everyone I spoke to was very interested in my art work and had a lot of good things to say! A co-worker from my day job even bought a print of "Humble Beginnings," and a pack of my rodeo cards! All and all I am very grateful it was a good opening reception and well received! I hope to hear more good things (and hopefully sales!) while my show is still up at the ERA Landmark Real Estate for the rest of the month!
Me standing beside my painting of a grizzly bear, "Arise."

October 7th, 2022

Come join me tonight at the ERA Landmark Real Estate for the opening reception of my solo show, "Wildlife Encounters!"
Depicting all native Montana wildlife in acrylic paintings and graphite drawings. Featuring in the show five new paintings! I also baked pumpkin muffins for the opening reception tonight! The opening reception is 5-7 PM and the show will be up for the entire month of October!
This show was supported in part by my grant from the Montana Arts Council. I honestly couldn't have afforded to put this show together and create the work I needed without their help. Thank you so much all at the Montana Arts Council!
ERA Landmark Real Estate doesn't take commission but I am to choose a non profit and donate a percentage of each of my sales to. I chose to donate 15% of each of my sales to United in Light the Draft Horse Sanctuary in Livingston, Montana.

Here is a link to United in Light if you would like send them a donation to them through their website, www.draftrescue.com

Here is a link to a page ERA featured me in, in their announcement of the show - www.eralandmark.com/market-watch/downto…

August 23rd, 2022

What to say other than I am so grateful and happy to have had this opportunity to be in and a part of this show! My first booth show in Montana and in Great Falls, Montana! I'm grateful for the connections I did make with people that came to my booth and the other artists in the show as well!
One of my newest painting's, "Hope," sold on Saturday to Mrs. Laura Mullen!
It was such an awesome experience! Come see me this March 16-19, 2023 at the Legends West Art Show!
Here is my feature in a page of The Treasure State LifeStyles Magazine, click this link- fliphtml5.com/atiy/gzgl/ and go to page 23!

June 16th, 2022

Super exciting news! Today I was one among a few other chosen artists and among many who applied and was chosen to receive the ARPA Grant from the Montana Arts Council! I was so surprised and even when I applied I didn't really think I was going to be one of the artists they picked. But they really loved the quality of my work! They awarded me half of the grant money I asked for in my budget. The other half I will receive after I give my final report in December. My project I proposed to them was needing support for materials, advertising, and other supplies for my upcoming solo show featuring some new paintings on native Montana wildlife that I will be hosting at the ERA Landmark Real Estate in downtown Bozeman!
I have never received a grant before, in the past back in St. Pete I have tried before but always failed, but I am super excited and so beyond grateful for this! This funding coming in from the grant will definitely help me out with a lot of expenses I need in producing my new works and getting this solo show together. I am so happy I decided to give this grant a chance and apply! A huge thank you to Linda Williams at the Bozeman Art Museum for bringing the APRA Grant to my attention!

May 31st, 2022

Incredible news!!! Today I received a phone call and was invited by Hope Good and Mimi Mosier to be an exhibiting artist in The Legends West Art Show this August at Montana Expo Park in Great Falls, Montana!!!! I am beyond excited, my first real booth show in Great Falls, Montana of all places! More updates to come!

September 10th, 2021

Tonight I will be the exhibiting artist for this September Art Walk in downtown Bozeman at Montana Silversmiths! I will have originals, prints, and notecards for sale! Can’t wait to meet some new faces!

July 21st, 2021

My painting, "Against the Wind," was accepted into the Big Sky Art Auction! Unfortunately though there was no bids on it, so it's back home with me. I am so grateful though that I did get accepted my first time applying for this show and I am happy I got to see it in person in the auction beside one of my favorite artists Bev Doolittle! I will definitely try again next year!

June 11, 2021

So excited to announce I will be showing at the Mountain View Americana Art Show in Easley, South Carolina! A few months back I was invited by Deb Pearse Mitchell, an amazing sculptor, to be a part of this show. I am completely blown away by all the incredible art work in this show. As well completely humbled and honored to be a part of this show along with my art work. I submitted "Summer Breeze," "Morning Rambler," and "Watchful" into this art show. The show starts today and goes through the 13th. I sadly, won't be able to attend in person but I am hoping to get my work seen by so many new faces and hopefully make sales!

May 4, 2021

I just wanted to share with y’all that I am showing my art work at Wild Joe’s Coffee Spot in down town Bozeman! I will be their artist for the month of May! If y’all are in town or near to Bozeman please stop by and check out my work in person! Would love to grab tea or lunch with you too if you’d like to meet me as well and I can talk to you about each piece! Wild Joe’s has really yummy food and tea (coffee too if that’s what you love!) and a relaxing atmosphere so if you haven’t give them a visit and support your local cafe/business! If you’re interested in buying a piece, all my work is for sale, please just leave me a message and we can talk!
My artist bio can be read on Wild Joe’s website! Click the link below to be directed to their website!
Wild Joe's

September 22, 2020

Home sweet home! I have moved to Bozeman, Montana. Hope to thrive in the art scene and become a successful artist here out West!

May 8, 2020


So happy and humbled to announce I was accepted in an online art gallery show! It's called New Western Talent, curated by George Irwin of Dallas, Texas. The online art show starts May 8th and goes through May 31st!

Link to website: Western Gallery

Sold my painting,"Summer Velvet" on the first day! My two other paintings "Morning Rambler" and "Red Ghost" are still for sale and available on the website.

Link to my profile: Western Gallery

March 11, 2020


I feel like Chris LeDoux! I submitted four pieces to the art show, "All Florida Cowboy Art Championship" at the Martin Art Gallery in Arcadia. And my painting, "Against the Wind" stole the show! First place and this gorgeous belt buckle! I just couldn't believe it! Many people at the gallery loved my work and it all felt so welcoming and warm. There was so much beautiful cowboy, horse, and ranch life art work at the show and everyone was so kind. It was great meeting the other artists and making new connections. I didn't get to meet the judge, he was not there, but this is what he had to say about "Against the Wind."

"A terrific composition with a skillful handling of the acrylic medium. She has created a dynamic painting with great action and compelling interest."

My paintings will be for sale and the show goes through March 31st.

October 1, 2019

Got featured in an article for Florida Country Magazine. Kathy Ann Greg is a photographer for the Arcadia Rodeo. The same rodeo which is where I get my cowboy and rodeo references from. I met her there in 2017 and we've kept in touch ever since. She asked if she could write a story on me in this magazine she works for. Of course I said yes! Pretty cool opportunity!

You can read the magazine online here at this link: Florida Country Magazine

April 12, 2019

I am so happy right now to announce that I have been featured in the magazine, "Cowboys and Indians," in their article, “Best of the West." I just received my own personal copies in the mail yesterday. This is their May/June Issue and it hits shelves on April 23rd. In January, Dana Joseph, the editor, messaged me through my website asking me for information so she could feature me in the article.
Truly this is such a blessing from God and I am so humbled to be featured in this awesome magazine!

You can buy "Cowboys and Indians," online on their website at Cowboys and Indians. Or in your local book store!

Here is the link to the online article! Best of the West Cowboys and Indians

August 30th, 2018


One of my biggest goals this year was to be featured in SouthWest Art magazine's article for artists under the age of 31 but above 21 years of age. The article is known as SouthWest Art 21 Under 31. And I am so humbled and proud to announce I was chosen along with 20 other artists to be featured in their September issue! It is such an honor to be in this magazine and I couldn't be more overjoyed! I want to Thank God most of all for making my dream possible, my friend and mentor, Bob Canning for writing my letter of recommendation, my friend and photographer, Sophia Renee for photographing my headshot needed for the article, and all of my family and friends for their loving support!

You can buy SouthWest Art magazine at your local Barnes and Noble bookstore in their fine art magazine rack or order SouthWest Art magazine online.

Click the link and you can also read my article online on SouthWest Art's website!

www.southwestart.com/featured/21-under-… South West Art 21 Under 31 Young Artists to Watch in 2018

Sponsor Joseph Saunders and artist Tara Radosevich admire “Justice” as he is unveiled.

March 9, 2017

The first seven of 50 painted pups in Southeastern Guide Dogs Superheroes on Parade campaign charmed members of the public earlier this week at the Sundial in St. Petersburg. Mayor Rick Kriseman, who himself has raised several guide dogs-in-training for the nonprofit, was there to show his support.

The event sought to raise awareness—and funds—for the Bradenton-based nonprofit with the unveiling of several colorfully decorated statues, each painted by a local artist, of Labrador retrievers wearing capes (hence the "superhero" moniker).

Kriseman said the Southeastern Guide Dogs, which trains dogs to be companions and helpers for the visually impaired, is a win-win for the community, and that it's important to support such an organization through events and other means.

“It’s a way of raising funds and those funds really make a difference in people’s lives. They use those for the dogs, they don’t charge for the dogs when they give the dog to someone who needs it,” Kriseman said. “It’s a win for the city because we think of ourselves as a city of the arts. So what better way of working with [a] non-profit that to do something that brings, even more, art and expression?”

March 6, 2017

By TIFFANY RAZZANO, Tampa Bay Newspapers
Article published on Monday, March 6, 2017

PINELLAS PARK - Ever since she was able to hold a crayon, Tara Radosevich has fostered a love of the arts.

She also has always been drawn to animals – especially horses – and images of the American West, such as cowboys and Native Americans, despite growing up in St. Petersburg, just miles from the beach.

“I wanted a farm,” she said, recalling one early picture she drew for her father when she was around 5 years old.

Though they lived in a townhouse, she drew a farm, complete with llamas.

“I specifically drew llamas because I had recently learned you could have llamas on a farm,” she said. “I told him that I wanted him to buy me a farm.”

When asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, she would immediately answer, “An artist and a cowgirl.”

Now, Radosevich, the latest artist to join the Studios at 5663, leans heavily on these childhood influences when creating.

After high school, she went on to the University of South Florida’s Tampa campus, where she received a bachelor of fine arts in painting in 2013. While in college, she displayed her work in shows and galleries throughout the region. She also volunteered for a horse stable in Lithia, caring for the horses and taking riding lessons for the first time. This experience greatly influenced her work, which mainly features animals and cowboys.

“I’d kind of forgotten about those childhood dreams,” she said. “But I love horses and the romanticism of riding off into the West.”

After college, she met artist Carrie Jadus and worked with her for one year as an assistant at Soft Water Studios in St. Petersburg. Currently, she works for Davidson Fine Art.

Moving into the Studios at 5663 is helping her to grow as an artist. She lives at home with her parents and doesn’t have the space at home for her artwork. At the studios, she’s able to work freely on her paintings without worrying about storing and moving around her supplies.

She’s also currently trying to grow her pet portrait business. It’s a natural fit given her predilection for drawing creatures of all kinds.

“I really love animals,” she said.

Radosevich is also participating in a fundraiser for the Southeastern Guide Dogs. She’s painted one of the guide dog sculptures for the organization’s Superheroes on Parade. Her work will be on display at Saunders & Walkers PA in Pinellas Park.

September 15, 2016

Carrie Jadus is a Tampa Bay area native who has a passion for Impressionism, and a electrical engineering degree.
Carrie Jadus worked as an engineer for years before deciding that she needed to put that aside and do what she really loves to do, paint. “Though the painting is of importance to me, it is crucial for the viewers to distinguish their own significance to the image. There in lies my hope, for those who observe my work to experience their own visual anecdote.”

Her 2015 Shine mural of Nikola Tesla was a perfect addition to the building that houses a company called Genius. “I felt like a great genius like Tesla needed a tribute,” she said. “He is primarily responsible for the A/C electricity we use today.” Jadus and her assistant Tara Radosevich took two weeks to complete the mural, and did a fantastic job!

Nikola Tesla Mural
2232 5th Ave S
St. Petersburg, FL 33712