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Tag Archives: artists

Nazi Art Looting Presentation Returns

by , Curator in Art, Special Events

May

09

So, what do the Nazis have to do with Jacksonville, you ask? With two pieces of Nazi loot uncovered in The Cummer’s permanent collection, the answer is more than you might think. From 1933 through the end of World War II in 1945…

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A Brush with Nature at the Jacksonville Arboretum & Gardens

by , Guest Services & Marketing in Artists, Cultural Connections

Mar

04

Save the date for the 3rd annual plein air painting event at the Jacksonville Arboretum & Gardens. A Brush with Nature, is a…

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LaVilla: “Harlem of the South” – Bus Tour

by , in Programming, Special Events

Oct

19

Travel through Jacksonville’s LaVilla neighborhood on a stimulating bus tour and learn about the rich history of this cultural area. From the Ritz Museum and Theatre to the old Globe Theatre, now the Clara White Mission, hear stories of the famous musicians, artists, and writers who contributed to…

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One Spark Is All It Takes

by , Guest Services & Marketing in Art Around Town

Sep

28

…the arts and culture industry contributed over $66 million to Jacksonville’s economy in 2011. With the help of One Spark, this number could increase exponentially over the next few years. Imagine people traveling from across the country and around the world to come to Jacksonville. Think the World’s Fair for the 21st century, and it could be right here in little old Jacksonville.

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