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Tag Archives: movement

New Name, Same Incredible Program!

by , in Art, Community, Education

Apr

09

Originally launched in 1995 as the VSA Festival, the Museum’s annual Festival, underwent a name change this year to align with Florida’s leading arts access organization, Arts4All/Florida, formerly VSA of Florida. Developed in alignment with the guiding principles of VSA, the International Organization on Arts and Disability, part of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Cummer Museum’s Arts4All Festival has become a national model, receiving consistent local and national recognition in its field.

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J. Johnson Gallery presents The ART of MOVEMENT

by , Marketing Manager in Community, Programs

May

18

J. Johnson Gallery is currently featuring the exhibit Tripping the Line Fantastic, with Barbara Sorensen and Tony Orrico. The exhibit explores the ideas of line and movement, with inspiration from…

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Renoir was a rebel. Monet was a misfit. Pissarro was a punk.

by , Director of Art Education in Art

Feb

15

That’s right, Renoir, Monet and Pisarro are heading to Jacksonville as part of the exhibit: Impressionism and Post Impressionism from the High Museum of Art. More than 50 works by renowned artists such as…

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