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Tag Archives: reflections

TO THE SEA: AN ORIGINAL PLAY

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Programs

Oct

20

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 Members $20, Non-Members $25 | Click here to register! As Reflections: Artful Perspectives on the St.Johns River comes to a close this Sunday, October 25th, the Cummer […]

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Free Tuesday Panel Discussion & Performance

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Programs

Apr

10

Join Jim Draper, Tiffany Melanson and David Engdahl as they talk about their works from the Reflections: Artful Perspectives on the St. Johns River exhibition on Tuesday, April 14th at […]

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Meet the Artist: Barry Wilson

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Behind the Scenes

Feb

27

Over the course of the run of Reflections: Artful Perspectives on the St. Johns River, we will be highlighting the participating artists on our blog. Meet Barry Wilson, a printmaker […]

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New show opens tomorrow!

by , Director of Art Education in Art, Programs

Feb

23

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens is excited to celebrate Reflections: Artful Perspectives of the St. Johns River, which features reinterpretations of pieces from the Museum’s permanent collection around […]

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