“Consider this thought: In order to truly change, a sacrifice must be made.” Redefining cycles of renewal through interactive design and performance, bloom and residue redux is the (re)visiting of an immersive experience that marries dance with visual art, exploring themes of change, transformation and new life with new eyes. Created by projectALCHEMY and
Join a MAACM docent for an overview tour of the museum’s galleries. Public tours are free with admission, start on the second floor, and last approximately 50 minutes.
There is a firm limit of 20 attendees, you must book online by 4 p.m. the day before. Tours begin at 10 am. Bring water for hydration and the necessary rain gear if the weather looks threatening. Note: Please print your confirmation or save it to your smartphone as your receipt. No tours in August
Join a MAACM docent for an overview tour of the museum’s galleries. Public tours are free with admission, start on the second floor, and last approximately 50 minutes.
Join a MAACM docent for an overview tour of the museum’s galleries. Public tours are free with admission, start on the second floor, and last approximately 50 minutes.
Join a MAACM docent for an overview tour of the museum’s galleries. Public tours are free with admission, start on the second floor, and last approximately 50 minutes.
Pinnellas County Student Art Exhibition Osceola Middle School Dwayne Shepherd, Visual Art Teacher Libit Jones Gallery at Suntan Art Center
Pinnellas County Student Art Exhibition Osceola Middle School Dwayne Shepherd, Visual Art Teacher Libit Jones Gallery at Suntan Art Center
Pinnellas County Student Art Exhibition Osceola Middle School Dwayne Shepherd, Visual Art Teacher Libit Jones Gallery at Suntan Art Center
the audacity of impressionism Join us for this installment of our Coffee with a Curator series where Museum Staff or invited guests speak on a range of Dalí-inspired topics. In conjunction with our special exhibition, Dalí & the Impressionists: Monet, Renoir, Degas & More, Dr. H. Alexander Rich, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the Polk
In conjunction with our current exhibition, The Nature of Art, and its themes, join scholar Dr. Daniel A. Barber as he discusses ecology in non-modernist cultures, tropical modernism, new narratives of ecological thinking, designing for discomfort, and architecture as the mediation between the infrastructural and the personal. Daniel is increasingly focused on amplifying the climate-relevant
Pinnellas County Student Art Exhibition Osceola Middle School Dwayne Shepherd, Visual Art Teacher Libit Jones Gallery at Suntan Art Center