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Tag Archives: architecture

My Internship at The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens

by , in Behind the Scenes, Education

Aug

15

Written by Kiani Ned, Marketing & Curatorial Intern    Art has always been my happy place. I personally consider my creativity to be one of my greatest assets and my […]

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Garden Week 2012: James Farmer Lecture, Luncheon, and Book Signing

by , Marketing Manager in Education, Gardens

Mar

01

James Farmer’s Georgia upbringing has steeped him in a bath of all things Southern, a culture heavily influenced by gardening and the land.

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Folly in the Cummer Gardens

by , Marketing Manager in Gardens

Jan

13

A folly is a piece of architecture in a garden that is built primarily as decoration, often with no actual purpose.

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