The University of Tampa College of Arts and Letters and the Tampa Museum of Art are bridging the river with a new, collaborative performing arts series. The series, which is free and open to the public, will occur on the first Wednesday of every month at noon, at the Tampa Museum of Art in downtown […]
Join our local artist instructors in creating unique works of art based on the Tampa Museum of Art’s exhibitions. Participants will use the same techniques as ancient and modern masters currently on view at the Museum. All materials provided. this week: Paint Pours on Vases with TMA Exhibition Wall Paint Learn abstract paint pouring techniques, and create […]
Join us for a chance to experience the revitalizing power of yoga right here in our Museum! In collaboration with Lucky Cat Yoga, the Tampa Museum of Art will be offering yoga sessions the second Saturday of every month. These sessions are tailored to all skill levels, and will aim to explore the intersection between […]
Flowers, Families and Frosé Exclusive Art+ Members Mother’s Day Program via Zoom Saturday May 9th | 11am OR 8pm At the Tampa Museum of Art, 2020 is the year of the woman! In honor of women and Mother's Day, TMA's Art+ Member-Moms are invited to join our education staff members Brittny Bevel and […]
Are your artistic intentions the same as what is perceived in your work? Join us Thursdays for group critiques and find out! As a group of artists, we will spend 20-30 minutes looking at and discussing 1-3 works of art from each participant. Discussions will focus on what is working in each piece, and constructive […]
Join us for a chance to experience the revitalizing power of yoga right here in our Museum! In collaboration with Lucky Cat Yoga, the Tampa Museum of Art will be offering yoga sessions the second Saturday of every month. These sessions are tailored to all skill levels, and will aim to explore the intersection between […]
In support of the Love Walk with Dave Bautista and Thaddeus Bullard AKA Titus O'Neal happening at the Curtis Hixon Park, the Tampa Museum of Art will host a creative sign-making station. There's no wrong way to make a protest sign, so the Tampa Museum of Art is here to help the community creatively express themselves. Bring your ideas and slogans, and we'll provide the art supplies to let your voice be heard through the art of activism.
The Tampa Museum of Art and Tampa Homegrown present a free online concert performed at the Museum. Joining the mission and vision of the two organizations, the concert will link artworks of the exhibitions of view at the Museum with artist performers and composers “raised” in Tampa Bay. Tune in through Zoom for a live […]
Join us for a virtual Teacher Preview. Attendees will learn about Museum exhibitions and collections, brainstorm curricular connections between the classroom and the Museum, and participate in discussions about virtual programs for students. This professional development program will take place in three parts. The first hour will take place via a Zoom webinar. Hour two […]
Join us for TMA Unpacked: a Virtual Series. Discover “more than a museum” each month as our staff members "unpack" what makes the Tampa Museum of Art thrive while exploring and answering your questions about different aspects of museum operations. Throughout the series you will hear from different departments on various topics related to museum […]
The Tampa Museum of Art’s popular midday program will continue online. Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, investigates the role of women in photography in this virtual tour. Explore work from the exhibition Modern Women: Modern Vision, Works from the Bank of America Collection. Since photography’s inception in the mid-nineteenth century, women have […]
The Tampa Museum of Art’s popular midday program will continue online. Artists have long been inspired by language, song, and stories. Hear the Tampa Museum of Art staff discuss how literature has inspired works on view in the exhibitions Frank Stella: What You See, Frank Stella: Illustrations After El Lissitzky’s Had Gadya, and the Classical […]