Sandy Shaughnessy On the Future of “Culture Builds Florida”
Sandy Shaughnessy, is the director of Florida’s Division of Cultural Affairs. A&G – WHY CULTURE BUILDS FLORIDA? Culture Builds Florida was established as a campaign for the Division of Cultural...
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Annie Leibovitz Photo Exhibition at Norton Museum of Art
This exhibition runs from January 17, 2013 through June 9, 2013—features 39 iconic photographs the Museum acquired from the internationally-renowned photographer, and focuses on work that is direct,...
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Michael Potthast Captures Old Masters Classic Composition
Few honors are valued more than recognition of your work by your peers. One of the highest compliments that can be paid a professional photographer is to have his or her work featured on the cover of,...
View ArticleFlorida Grand Opera: La Traviata
She was one of the most desirable women in Paris but was labeled by society as “la traviata,” a woman who has gone astray. When she at last meets a young man with whom she truly falls in love, his...
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Luthier John Catches with Florida Folk Festival
Strings of the Heart When Pensacola native John Catches was a boy, he was always building tree houses or fixing his toy boats. Woodworking came naturally and by the time he was a teenager he had a...
View ArticleAppleton Museum of Art: Art Of The Robot
Showcased are 45 robots created by 16 artists expressing the issues and contradictions of living in modern society. Artists use their art work to reflect the world around them so it is only natural to...
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Step Back Into America’s Past in Historic DeLand
Historic DeLand “just seems to embody everything that’s good about Florida,” says VISIT FLORIDA Insider Gary McKechnie. “It’s a quiet town — there’s just a sense of Americana here that you can’t find...
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Where Florida Art Began
Other than the early 20th century vacationing artists such as Winslow Homer or the Hudson River School icon Herman Herzog, Albert Ernest Backus – a Florida native – was the first artist to truly see...
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Fort Pierce Historic Trolley Tour
Fort Pierce Main Street will host the first Downtown Fort Pierce Historic Trolley Tour along beautiful Indian River and Waterfront district, sponsored by the Becht family. Trolley tour in Fort Pierce,...
View ArticleSavor Cuba in Miami
Grab a guayabera, let Jose guide you down Calle Ocho, and you’ll get more than a taste of Cuba. Between the rhythms of the neighborhood and Jose’s favorite haunts, he’ll have you dancing down the...
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