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Tag: printmaking

Exploding Sailboats; an Exhibition of Prints by Samantha Burns

March 24 – April 21, 2017 Opening reception: Friday, March 24 (6:30-8:30PM) New College of Florida- Isermann Gallery Samantha Burns is proud to present her latest body of works in...

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SARTQ: RED

February 10 – March 9, 2017 Palmetto Art Center Opening Reception Friday, February 10 6-9pm SARTQ: RED exhibition, will fill the beautiful Palmetto Art Center with glowing color. Whether scarlet,...

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Duke Riley: Flights of Fancy

January 13 – March 4, 2017 USF Contemporary Art Museum USFCAM will present a solo exhibition of Brooklyn-based artist Duke Riley, known for his ambitious and immersive projects that investigate...

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The Goods: Weekend News (06.08.12)

The Farther South You Go the Further North You Are What does it mean to be Floridian and how would this manifest itself in art? It’s only in recent years...

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Clothesline Presents – Process Obsessed

June 8 – June 23, 2012 Clothesline Gallery Featuring Sarasota artists Christopher Schumaker, Cody Berringer, Sandra Lefever, Fabian Manzano, Mike Adno, Austin Kowal, David Troxell, and Keith Alvarado, the exhibition...

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DFAC Prepares for BIGGEST Show of the Year

February 24 – April 13, 2012 Dunedin Fine Art Center With over 300 works representing over 300 artists, S&M (Summa+Magna): DFAC Student / Member and Faculty Exhibitions represent the total...

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