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37th Annual
International Miniature Art Exhibition
presented by the Miniature Art Society of Florida

Approximately 800 works of art will be shown, in addition to the society’s permanent collection of more than 100 miniatures.  Entries from 35 states and 9 countries provide a wonderful diversity of subject matter and framing techniques.

Linda Rossin, this year’s judge is an accomplished miniature artist, with a diverse artistic background.  She specializes in birds and animals of East Africa and North America. Rossin stated, “My paintings are a celebration of life. They are momentary journeys that are filled with natural richness, beauty and dignity, and provide a temporary shelter from our otherwise fast paced busy world.” 

And what a shelter it will be. In addition to the nearly 1000 works on display, starting Monday January 16 through the end of the show, artists from England, Canada and many US states including Florida will be on hand to demonstrate and discuss their techniques. Come be amazed by the detail of work measuring only inches in size.

Hours are Monday-Saturday: 10am – 5pm, Sunday: 12pm – 4pm

Admission $7.00 Adults, $5.00 Seniors (65+), $4 Youth (6-18),
DFAC and MASF members and children under 5 are free

 

Forrest Lesch-Middleton pottery

Lynn Ponto-Peterson

The Nutmeg Lantern

3" X 3"

 

Steve Pawloski ring

Wes Siegrest

Low Country Fleet at Rest

4.5” x 1.5 ”

 

Clifford T. Bailey

Crescent Moon

3” x 5.5”

 

Irina Kouznetsova

Reading Time

2.25” x 3”

 


 

 

 

Exhibition Sponsors

Gladys Douglas

DFAC President's Circle

DFAC Director's Circle

Frances & William Newman

 

System Revivers


 

 

 

our media sponsors





These exhibitions and related programs presented by the DFAC are sponsored in part by the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, through the Florida Arts Council; the Pinellas County Commission and the City of Dunedin.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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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

 

All material Copyright 2009 - Dunedin Fine Art Center
Website Questions? Contact: web@dfac.org



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Winter Classes are now registering!

DFAC Wintern Classes

Click HERE to Sign Up Today!

New Session Begins Feb 20th!

 

Coffee and Conversation with Mitchell Kolbe

Joseph Weinzettle Painting

Feb. 9th - Noon

FREE!

 

 

37th Annual Miniature Art Exhibition

Through Feb 5th

 

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