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Tag Archives: University of North Florida

Artist in the Store: Anna Morgan Reynolds

by , in Museum Store, Special Events

Mar

01

Anna Morgan Reynolds will feature her work focused on the natural cycles of Southeastern regional environment. The pieces are…

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Jim Draper: Feast of Flowers

by , Registrar in Art, Artists, Exhibitions

Dec

18

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens would like to present Jim Draper: Feast of Flowers, a collection of large scale paintings that capture the beauty of Florida’s rich natural landscape, in honor of the 500th anniversary of Florida’s naming by Ponce de Leon. The show will be on view December 18, 2012 through April 7, 2013.

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Eartha White and Ninah Cummer: Connecting with Community

by , Guest Services & Marketing in Art, Exhibitions

Dec

07

Through photographs, letters, and ephemera, this exhibition celebrates two strong women who helped shape Jacksonville in the twentieth century, and whose legacies remain vibrant today.

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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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