Works by Nathan Abels, Alan Bray, Matthew Cornell, Phil Epp, David Hines and Dale Jarrett, known for their distilled visions of the natural and unnatural worlds.
Matthew Cornell
Dale Jarrett
Alan Bray
15 January - 28 February 2010
Second-generation Abstract Expressionist, Lois Dodd captures nature with a modernist vocabulary. Having studied at The Cooper Union in the late 1940s--Dodd was one of the five founding members of the Tanager Gallery on Tenth Street, one of the first artist run galleries in New York.
The David L. Mason Hand’s On Art Museum presents artful, educational interactive experiences using Art, Science, History and Nature to explore the theme of Albertus Seba’s eighteenth century natural history classic. Visit our science station where you can study cool charts and draw what you see with our trio of microscopes focusing on animals, plants and insects. Get a closer look at whole insects inside the Giant Microscopes. Visit the dinosaur fossil cave where mysteries of the past are revealed through careful excavation. Capture colorful birds with markers as you float down the bayou. Get the “inside” scoop with our animal and insect x-ray matching station. These and more nature-related art experiences await you here at DFAC!
Italian-born artist, Maria Saraceno is known for her sculpture, video installations and sociopolitical site-specific projects. In this piece, she collaborates with Tokyo-born interdisciplinary artist, Yoko Nogami, who currently teaches at University of South Florida, University of Tampa and Art Institute of Tampa.
Though the installation closed October 19th, 2008, we invite you to share with others, their dreams and yours.... CLICK HERE
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Artful Reader January 28th...
Annotated Mona Lisa by Carol Stricklaud, PHD(more info)
DFAC instructor Brooke Allison is recognized by the City of Dunedin (not to mention the Pastel Society of America and MANY others :-). Click HERE to view the video!
Second Weekends are for KIDS at DFAC... click HERE to see what's up!