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2015-16 Education Resource Guide
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Artis—Education
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General Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
School Time Concerts with the Naples Philharmonic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Youth Ensembles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Family and Community Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12
Outreach Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
ArtSmart Outreach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Community Days. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
8th Annual Student Exhibition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Schrenk Student Photography Institute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Summer Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17
The Baker Museum School Tours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-23
Scheduling Your Museum Visit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
About Your Museum Visit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
2015-16 Exhibitions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-23
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General Information
Artis—Naples creates and presents world-class visual and performing arts. We inspire, educate and entertain to enrich our diverse community. Contact Information Bonnie Thayer, Director of Education & Community Partnerships: 239-254-2643 or [email protected] Jessica Wozniak, Curator of Education: 239-254-2621 or [email protected] Joy Ann Lawfer, Education Coordinator: 239-254-2642 or [email protected] Megan McDevitt, Youth Ensembles Coordinator: 239-254-2672 or [email protected]
Box Office: 239-597-1900 or [email protected] Administration Office: 239-597-1111 Tickets Tickets for Artis—Naples performances and events can be purchased through the box office Monday-Friday from 10am-5pm or by calling 239-597-1900.
Reservations for school time performances and events are arranged through the Education Department at 239-254-2642 or [email protected] Education Discount Tickets As a part of Artis—Naples’ commitment to ensuring access to the arts for all, we would like to offer discounted tickets to Collier County teachers, students and parents. If you are a Collier County teacher, student or parent, please email [email protected] to request access to education discount tickets. All education discount tickets are subject to availability. Rush Ticket Hotline Call 239-254-2666 for up-to-date availability of discounted tickets of Naples Philharmonic performances throughout the season. The Baker Museum Admission Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm; Sunday, noon-4pm. Free guided tours are offered Tuesday-Saturday, 11am and 2pm, Sunday, 1pm. The museum is closed on Mondays and Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. $10 adult; $5 full-time student (with valid I.D.); children 17 and under are free School groups are always free Art After Hours Enjoy free admission to The Baker Museum the last Wednesday of each month from 6-9pm.
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School Time Concerts with the Naples Philharmonic Yaniv Segal, assistant conductor
Young Person’s Concert The Snow Queen Composed by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson
September 18, 21-22, 24, 28-30
October 1-2, 14-16
9:45am and 11:45am
(public ticket holders: 9:45am only)
Trip to the Phil Tuesday and Wednesday, October 6 -7
9:45am and 11:45am
“Tween Scene” Trip to the Phil Thursday and Friday, October 8-9
9:45 and 11:45am
Magic Carpet School Concerts Brass – Friday, September 25 Woodwinds – Monday, April 25 9:45am and 11:15am
Link Up Tuesday and Wednesday, May 10-11
9:45am and 11:45am
Study Guides are available for every school time performance. Please visit our website,
artisnaples.org, then click the LEARN tab and finally the SCHOOL PROGRAMS link.
http://artisnaples.org/education/student/school-programs
For tickets and reservations, please contact Joy Ann Lawfer at 239-254-2642, [email protected].
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Youth Ensembles
Artis—Naples offers three performing ensembles for students from Lee and Collier counties. The Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus, Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia are training ensembles for motivated and dedicated student musicians. We hope you will encourage your students to audition. Limited scholarships are available for each ensemble.
Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus The Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus (NPYC) provides young singers performance opportunities on Hayes Hall stage, alongside the Naples Philharmonic and at distinct community events. The 100-voice NPYC is directed by James Cochran and includes singers in elementary, middle and high school. NPYC rehearses in groups divided by age and ability on Monday evenings at Artis—Naples.
Auditions: August 31; open to students elementary through high school Email [email protected] to schedule an audition Rehearsals: Monday evenings at Artis—Naples Chorus Tuition: $125 plus $25 music fee for new members For more information, including scholarship availability, please email: [email protected]
Concerts: Thursday-Friday, December 17-18, 8pm
Saturday, December 19, 2pm and 8pm Sunday, December 20, 7pm Sunday, May 15, 4pm
Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia Under the direction of Naples Philharmonic Violinist Gregg Anderson, the Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia (NPYS) is a string-training ensemble for motivated elementary through high school student musicians. Members of the Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia have the opportunity to perform in chamber and full-string ensemble settings representing a wide range of genres, including classical, popular and film music. Auditions are held in fall and spring.
Auditions: September 12; open to students elementary through high school Email [email protected] to schedule an audition Rehearsals: Saturday mornings from 10:30-12pm at Artis—Naples Symphonia Tuition: $370 plus $35 music fee for new members For more information, including scholarship availability, please email: [email protected]
Full Symphonia Concerts: Saturday, December 12, 3pm Saturday, April 2, 10am Sunday, May 15, 2pm
Chamber Ensembles Concerts: Sunday, May 15, noon
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Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra The Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (NPYO) will celebrate its 15th season in 2015-16. This intensive program provides opportunities for accomplished middle and high school student musicians to perform a wide range of symphonic works under the baton of Yaniv Segal, Assistant Conductor of the Naples Philharmonic. The NPYO performs side-by-side with the Naples Philharmonic at the annual Summer Spectacular concert. Select members of the Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra are further challenged to develop their musical abilities through the newly introduced NPYO Chamber Music Program. All NPYO chamber groups are coached weekly by Naples Philharmonic musicians, and performances take place in Daniels Pavilion. Students are placed in chamber ensembles according to interest and ensemble availability.
Auditions: September 1-3; open to students middle school through high school Email [email protected] to schedule an audition Rehearsals: Sunday afternoons at Pine Ridge Middle School Orchestra tuition: $250 plus $35 music fee for new members; Chamber music tuition: $150 per semester For more information, including scholarship availability, please email: [email protected]
Full Orchestra Concerts: Sunday, November 15, 7pm Sunday, February 7, 3pm Sunday, May 1, 7pm Sunday, May 29, 7pm* *with the Naples Philharmonic
Chamber Ensembles Concerts: Saturday, November 21, 3pm Saturday, February 13, 7pm Saturday, May 14, 7pm
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Family and Community Events
Make-and-Take Workshops at The Baker Museum
Make-and-Take workshops are free with museum admission. Kids learn about featured exhibitions and create their own artwork on the first Wednesday of each month, October-July, 2-4pm
Master Classes As part of our educational programming, Artis—Naples is pleased to offer master classes by the world’s best musicians when they are in town to perform with the Naples Philharmonic. Selected students will learn from these great performers in a setting open to the public.
Magic Carpet Concerts The Naples Philharmonic performs an up-close concert for kids with instrument demonstrations. Brass — September 26, 10am Strings — April 2, 10am Woodwind – April 23, 10am Percussion — May 28, 10am
Halloween Spooktacular Join the Naples Philharmonic and conductor Yaniv Segal for an afternoon of fun, dramatic and spooky orchestral music featuring works from Mussorgsky, Hermann and more. Hear music from Fantasia, Psycho and Star Wars. Costumes not required but are encouraged! Saturday, October 31, 3pm
A Choral Christmas Hear the Naples Philharmonic, led by Yaniv Segal, perform classical holiday works, including rousing selections from Handel’s Messiah sung by your Naples Philharmonic Chorus. Tuesday, December 1, 8pm
George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker™ Like a Broadway spectacular, Miami City Ballet’s production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker™ has it all—a cast of more than 100, glorious sets and costumes, magical special effects, beautiful music performed by the Naples Philharmonic and exceptional dancing by international stars. Saturday, December 5, 2pm and 8pm and Sunday, December 6, 2pm
EarShot Concert Reading This unique concert reading experience brings early-career composers to Artis—Naples to work with the Naples Philharmonic to rehearse and hear performances of new works in a public setting. Wed-Thurs, May 25-26, 10am and 2pm
Summer Spectacular Led by conductor Yaniv Segal, the Naples Philharmonic and Naples Philharmonic Youth Orchestra perform side-by-side in this engaging concert. Sunday, May 29, 7pm
ProAm Concert For the second year, the Naples Philharmonic is inviting talented local amateur musicians to join them onstage and perform great orchestral music. Saturday, June 4, 7pm
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Outreach Programs
As part of Artis—Naples’ commitment to ensuring access to the arts for all, the Naples Philharmonic will perform free chamber concerts. Concerts will be hosted in various locations around the area, including schools, public service organizations and social support organizations. Ensembles include string, brass and woodwind quartets and quintets from the Naples Philharmonic and feature works by Beethoven, Mozart and more.
If your school or organization would like to host a free outreach performance at your location, please request an application from Bonnie Thayer, Director of Education and Community Partnerships, [email protected]
Naples Philharmonic Free Chamber Concerts
Thursday, September 10 11am—Naples Botanical Garden 5pm—South Regional Library
Friday, September 11 3:30pm—Bower Chapel, Moorings 7pm—The Baker Museum
Saturday, September 12 3pm—Naples United Church of Christ
Tuesday, September 15 2pm—Headquarters Library
Wednesday, September 16 3pm—Naples Regional Library 4pm—Florida Gulf Coast University
Additional free concert dates to be announced later.
Naples Philharmonic Free Concert in Cambier Park
This much-anticipated annual concert features the Naples Philharmonic performing a mixture of light classics and familiar popular pieces.
Thursday, November 12, 7pm
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ArtSmart Outreach
ArtSmart Outreach is a free program providing students with interactive presentations and hands-on art projects which strengthen the ties between the arts and students’ everyday experiences. Creative problem solving and critical thinking are encouraged and students gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. Please contact Jessica Wozniak, Curator of Education, at [email protected], 239-254-2621, for more details or to schedule a program for your school or organization.
Selection of programs offered: Jan Yoors – Woven Art Miniature Mastepieces Multicultural Masks Chihuly Sculpture Modern Mexican Masters – Murals Metal Embossing Louise Nevelson Recycled Art Steve Tobin’s Exploding Clay Modern Art Action Painting Gelatin Printmaking Ink Drop Art
Materials and services provided: – Interactive presentations by museum education staff – Art supplies for related hands-on projects – Art reproductions, videos and books, etc. provided for use in the classroom – Instruction and assistance in classroom art activities
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Community Days Come explore the entire Artis—Naples campus with art and activities for all ages!
Free activities include live music, instrument petting zoo, hands-on art activities and access to
all museum exhibitions and galleries.
Sunday, October 25 Free Activities � noon-4pm Naples Concert Band � 4pm
Sunday, May 15 Free Activities � noon-4pm Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia:
Chamber music concert � noon String orchestra concert � 2pm
Naples Philharmonic Youth Chorus: Recital � 4pm
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8th Annual Student Exhibition
May 7-July 31, 2016 Opening Reception – Saturday, May 7 at 10am-noon About the Exhibition
– All Collier County students pre-K-12 are eligible to participate. – Achievement awards will be presented to outstanding students. – Three $1,000 scholarships will be given to high school seniors continuing their
education. Artwork Specifications
– We welcome works in any media–photos, drawings, collage, sculpture, paintings, etc. – 2-D works are required to be matted/mounted or framed.
Other Important Info
– Art teachers must submit information about each piece via email to Jessica Wozniak, [email protected], by Friday, April 8.
– Information needed: artist’s name, title, medium, dimensions, school name, grade level, art teacher’s name
– Works are to be delivered to the main lobby on: – Wednesday, April 27 (3-5pm) – Thursday, April 28 (3-5pm)
– After the close of the exhibit, works can be picked up in the main lobby on August 1. – To participate, please contact Jessica Wozniak, Curator of Education,
[email protected], 239-254-2621.
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Schrenk Student Photography Institute
The Schrenk Student Photography Institute is an intensive photography program aimed at
highly motivated Collier County high school students. Each year, a class of up to 20 students is
selected to participate. The program consists of four weekend workshops during the academic
year and a two-week seminar in June.
The institute is designed to give students broad experiences in various areas of photography,
including the camera, lighting, composition, digital technology and portfolio preparation. The
program also assists students in making vocational decisions, understanding visual
communications and preparing for college-level image-making with a curriculum that
emphasizes the craft and aesthetic of visual problem solving equally.
A student’s first two years in the program will concentrate on technical and formal excellence
with the third year dedicated to the student’s individual areas of interest and building a
college-level or exhibition portfolio. Work produced by the students will be exhibited at The
Baker Museum and sites throughout the Artis—Naples campus. The primary instructor for the
Photography Institute is J. Tomas Lopez, M.F.A., Professor of Photography, and Director of
Electronic Media at the University of Miami.
The Schrenk Student Photography Institute is generously underwritten by the Schrenk
Family Foundation.
Application Submissions
Applications are accepted in the fall of each year. The application form is on the Artis—Naples website at http://artisnaples.org/education/student/schrenk-photography-institute.
Notification of acceptance will be sent to your email address. Please send a completed application, along with six (6) examples of student work to: Artis—Naples Education Department, attn: Joy Ann Lawfer 5833 Pelican Bay Blvd Naples, Florida 34108 Acceptance:
Payment and Scholarship Information: Tuition for the Schrenk Student Photography Institute is generously underwritten by the Schrenk Family Foundation. Students only pay a supply fee of $200. Need-based scholarships are available to underwrite the supply fee for qualifying students.
Schrenk Student Photography Top: (left) Isabel Garreau, Beached Sunflower, (right) Isabel Gareau, Valleys at Mt. Rainier Middle: (right) Kara Bressler, Stavanger Sardines Bottom: (left) Kara Bressler, (right) Ivan Montero, Le Penseur
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Summer Programs
Summer Chamber Festival Open to students by audition, this one-week string chamber music intensive is an exciting week of music making. The festival ends with a free concert open to the public. Led by Naples Philharmonic violinist and Naples Philharmonic Youth Symphonia conductor Gregg Anderson, the concert includes classical, pop and film soundtrack selections.
ArtSmart Summer Camp
ArtSmart Masters Develop artistic skills through interaction with guest artists, museum tours and hands-on instruction. This two-week program inspires artists to create masterpieces in a variety of styles and media. (Grades 4-8) June 13-17 and June 20-24
ArtSmart Explorers Young artists explore their creative side in this week-long program. Discover new techniques, visit exciting museum exhibitions, and get up-close-and-personal with guest artists. (Grades 2-5) June 27-July 1
Hours: 9am-3pm; Campers can be dropped off as early as 8:30am without a fee. After care is $10 per afternoon and campers can stay until 5:30pm. Tuition to be determined.
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The Baker Museum School Tours
Scheduling Your Museum Visit Museum tours are FREE for school groups, including chaperones. Visits last approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours and include guided tours and an art activity when desired. Please request a visit by contacting Jessica Wozniak, Curator of Education, 239-254-2621, [email protected] Please be prepared to provide the following information: – Date preferences (please have three potential dates in mind) – Preferred time of arrival and departure – Choice of exhibition(s) – School name, contact name, phone number and email address – Group size (groups larger than 90 students will be divided into separate days) – Grade levels – Special needs Chaperones/Responsibility Please arrange for at least one chaperone for every 15 students. Chaperones are expected to stay with the students and assist the docent/museum staff member in facilitating a pleasant experience for the students. Lunch If your group plans to stay for lunch please inform us when you schedule your visit. We hope to be able to accommodate all of your needs. Please help by giving us advance notice to make the proper arrangements.
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About Your Museum Visit What is a museum? A museum is an institution devoted to acquiring, caring for, studying and displaying objects of lasting interest. It provides a unique educational experience through its exhibitions, related programming and activities inspiring curiosity and creative thinking. Why can’t I touch the artwork? All of us have natural oil in our skin that can damage the paintings, drawings and sculptures. We want to make sure that our artwork is kept in excellent condition so that it may be enjoyed for years to come. Remember to look with your eyes and not your hands. Thanks for doing your part to save art! Can I take pictures in the museum? Still photography for personal use is permitted unless otherwise noted. Photography may not be permitted in certain exhibitions due to copyright restrictions. Interchangeable-lens cameras, tripods and flash photography are not permitted. Why do I need to stay on the tour or with a chaperone? The best way for you to learn about the art is to listen and participate with the docent, your tour guide. During your visit, your chaperones are responsible for you, so you must stay with them. We want to make sure that you and all of our guests have a fun and safe time at the museum. Are bags allowed in the museum? When you bring a bag to the museum we ask that it be a small bag. We prefer that you leave backpacks and totes either at school or on the bus. You should not need them on your visit. Ladies, if you are carrying a purse, please opt for a small one on the day of your visit. The museum staff may request that anyone check their bag if it is considered too large. How do I behave in the museum? The museum is a fun place where we encourage you to learn about art, so go ahead and ask questions and talk about what you think about the artwork. Just remember to use your inside voice and raise your hand before speaking. Please walk while at the museum, whether you are in a gallery or in one of the sculpture gardens. When going up stairs, be careful and use the handrail. Is all the artwork kid-friendly? Some works of art contain subject matter that may not be appropriate for all audiences. Instructors, please use your discretion when viewing the exhibitions. When in doubt, ask a docent or museum staff member.
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2015-16 Exhibitions
Jan Yoors: A Retrospective September 5-October 11, 2015 A remarkably gifted craftsman, Jan Yoors excelled in tapestry, painting, photography and drawing. His extraordinary life informed much of his practice: After absconding with a Gypsy tribe at age 12, he worked closely with the Allies to help the Gypsies escape genocide during World War II. This exhibition celebrates one of the most prolific, but perhaps understudied, artists of the 20th century. Organized by The Baker Museum.
Weegee by Weegee: Photographs from the Jean Pigozzi Collection September 5-November 8, 2015 Intense and often darkly humorous, Weegee’s voyeuristic portraits capture the excitement and stark realities of urban life. Weegee shot street vendors, kissing moviegoers and the victims of fresh crime scenes before the police’s arrival. His documentary-style immediacy revealed his perspective on the reality of New York City and influenced generations of photographers and filmmakers. Weegee by Weegee intimately details the extremes of the modern city.
Celebrating 15 Years of Collecting at The Baker Museum September 5, 2015-January 31, 2016 Drawn from the museum’s permanent collections of American, Mexican and European art, Celebrating 15 Years of Collecting at The Baker Museum marks an important milestone in the history of the institution. Showcasing iconic pieces of the museum’s collection as well as rarely seen works, this exhibition celebrates the individuals whose passion and vision helped assemble one of the most impressive compilations of 20th century art in Southwest Florida. Organized by The Baker Museum.
Schrenk Student Photography Opens September 5, 2015 Generously underwritten by George & Wynnell Schrenk
Approximately 100 works from high school students in the year-round Schrenk Student Photography Institute, led by J. Tomas Lopez, Professor of Photography and Director of Electronic Media at the University of Miami.
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Yves Saint Laurent + Halston: Fashioning the ’70s November 7, 2015-March 6, 2016 Yves Saint Laurent + Halston: Fashioning the ’70s offers a unique perspective on two of the best-known fashion designers in modern history who defined the sexy and glamorous looks of the 1970s. The approximately 80 ensembles and 20 accessories—drawn from The Museum at FIT’s extensive collection of pieces from both designers— reflect the social, economic and political realities of their creators and the world at large.
Yves Saint Laurent and Halston: Fashioning the 70s is curated by Patricia Mears and Emma McClendon of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. Above left: (left) Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, ensemble, off-white wool, brown velveteen and off-white nylon, 1976, France, The Museum at FIT 83.190.43, Gift of Marina Schiano; (right) Halston, ensemble, off-white wool, 1970-71, USA, The Museum at FIT 2003.100.10, Gift of Robert Renfield Above right: (left) Saint Laurent Rive Gauche, pajama set, printed silk crepe, c. 1970, France, The Museum at FIT P89.55.4, Museum Purchase; (right) Halston, pajama set, printed crepe de Chine, c. 1976, USA, The Museum at FIT 91.41.12, Gift of Ms. Gayle Osman
Naples Collects Top: From the collection of Patty and Jay Baker: Claude Monet, Etretat, Beach and Falaise d’ Aval, oil on canvas, 1883 Center: From the collection of Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo: Jacob van Ruisdael, View of Haarlem, oil on canvas, early 1670s Bottom: From the collection of Paul and Charlotte Corddry: Roy Lichtenstein, Water Lily Pond with Reflections, screenprint enamel on processed and swirled stainless steel, 1992. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein
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Naples Collects February 13-June 19, 2016 This eclectic exhibition brings together examples of high-quality art owned by local collectors from some of the best-known American artists of the 20th century, works by masters of European art and contemporary artists. Naples Collects is a one of-a-kind opportunity to share with our patrons and supporters the stories of area collectors who have devoted years to amassing collections that speak to their tastes, interests and passions.
Paco Pomet November 28, 2015-March 20, 2016 Paco Pomet is a contemporary artist from Spain who uses oil on canvas to paint familiar scenes and iconic gestures based on historical photographs and landscapes. With an overall monochrome effect, including bursts of unexpected bright colors, his art is original, quirky and always created with an underlying wit.
Florida Contemporary Opens February 2016 This multimedia art exhibition showcases artists currently practicing in the Sunshine State whose work addresses a vast range of themes. From realism to abstraction and everything in between, this survey features selected works by local photographers, painters, sculptors and graphic artists who have spent a lifetime at their craft, alongside an exciting array of new artists.
8th Annual Student Exhibition May 7-July 31, 2016 The 8th Annual Student Exhibition includes approximately 600 works by Collier County public and private school students, grades pre-K through 12. A diverse array of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and photography, will be displayed.
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