I'm excited to share the recent feature I received in the February/March edition of Tampa Magazine.

I Am… is a group exhibition that proposes a new way to further overcome the relative uselessness or ineffectiveness of prejudgment. It proposes to reveal through the lens of a multitude of photographers from various parts of the globe what can be possible in the growing dispersion and development of the human race, images that transcend boundaries and belief systems. Curated by D. Dominick Lombardi

All of the net proceeds go to Blanket Tampa Bay, llc which gives out blankets, backpacks, clothes and toiletries to the homeless every Monday night in the parking lot of St Peter Clavier church here in Tampa. Find out how to purchase a copy and help others.

Morean Arts Center will be featuring Renato Rampolla for an upcoming group exhibit in Florida. Find out more details here.

My book, Dignity No Matter What, featuring homeless is making National News. News Channel WTAJ in Central Pennsylvania featured this video about my work.

ABC Action News featured me and my book Dignity No Matter What, talking about homelessness and my I photograph them and capturing their stories. Watch the video.

Creative Loafing, via Jennifer Ring awards artist Renato Rampolla with Best in the Bay 2019 for Best Human Photography For a Social Cause.

Artist Renato Rampolla presents to the Arts Council sharing his process for photographing and making art, as well as shares his adventures with meeting people on the street.

Renato Rampolla is the recipient of the Professional Development for Artists Grant from the Arts Council of Hillsborough County 2019.

Creative Loafing reviews artist book, Dignity No Matter What: The Light Within. Jennifer Ring's insight goes beyond the ordinary and helps to shed light on this project to help the homeless.

Artist Renato Rampolla is featured on Daytime WFLA and talks about his artwork and new book, Dignity No Matter What. His work brings awareness to the homeless.

The Tampa Bay Times, features Renato Rampolla on the front page holding his new book, Dignity No Matter What, and details his project to photograph the homeless, sharing their stories.