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Tag Archives: FSU

Artist in the Store: Anna Morgan Reynolds

by , Director of Art Education in Cummer SHOP, Programs

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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Cummer Podcast – Dr. Andrew Frank & Willie Johns Eugene Savage Lecture

by , Director of Art Education in Education, Podcast

Dec

14

This podcast is part III of the Cummer Symposuim, The Inspiration of Florida. The Symposium was held on November 15, 2011. Sponsorship is provided by The Florida Hunanities Council. This podcast features Willie Johns, Seminole Tribe of Florida member and Tribal Historian and FSU Professor Dr. Andrew Franks leading a discussion on the history of the Seminole people.

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The Inspiration of Florida Symposium

by , Marketing Manager in Programs

Nov

11

November 15th from 1 to 6 PM, The Cummer Museum will be hosting a symposium. The symposium is entitled The Inspiration of Florida and will go along with the new exhibit, Eugene Savage: The Seminole Paintings.

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