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Tag Archives: LIFT: Contemporary Expressions of the African American Experience

Ready or Not

by , in Art, Behind the Scenes, Community, Programs

Feb

16

Firmly nestled in one of Jacksonville’s esteemed boroughs, Springfield, all things are stirring around the house. Springfield is the home of Porchfest, a new mural, and soon two new breweries; it’s redeveloping. The neighborhood feels different, and Anthony Aiuppy, Thony to those who know him best, loves this area.

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Lunching With the Ritz: A Lunchtime Chamber Concert

by , in Cummer CAFÉ, Programs

Jan

17

Spend some time with us and enjoy a concert in the auditorium from the Jacksonville-native Ritz Chamber Players. This concert includes a special performance inspired by LIFT.

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You Can Get It If You Really Want It

by , in Art, Behind the Scenes

Dec

20

Go across the pond and you will find the name Harewood in a grand abundance. Here in Jacksonville, there is only one that is on everyone’s lips at this moment, Professor Dustin Harewood.

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You Don’t Own Me

by , in Art, Behind the Scenes

Dec

09

Amid concrete ripped apart where 2nd Street used to be whole sits the Moneyhun residence. An orange cone and debris are the new markers. Construction has annihilated the roadway for over six months, making the view out of the kitchen less than optimal for this beachfront residence.

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Where Else Can I See the Work of the LIFT Artists?

by , in Art, Behind the Scenes

Dec

06

The LIFT exhibition showcases the raw talent of local artists, but many of these artists are also involved in other projects in the community and around the state. Check out some of the good press they’ve been receiving!

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2017 Annual Fund

by , in Education

Oct

31

The Cummer Museum appreciates your support in fulfilling its mission of engaging and inspiring through the arts, gardens, and education.

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