Sunday, Nov 23, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Enjoy this afternoon performance from the Studio 55 Daytime Choir Class, in collaboration with the Master Chorale of Tampa Bay.
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A Plein Air Meet-Up Group
Get outside and make some art in the landscape of Tampa Bay’s gorgeous scenery in this plein air watercolor painting course. This workshop will meet in one of Tampa’s picturesque parks. Soak in the beauty and inspiration of nature as you create art at scenic locals throughout Hillsborough.
This course will meet in a local park and will require moving about the park to find your spot to paint. Bringing a lightweight camping chair, blanket, or other items that make your time in the park more comfortable is encouraged. Please bring a water bottle for your paints.
Locations Calendar:
9/24/2023 | Triple Creek Nature Preserve | 11am-1pm
11/26/2023 | Rocky Creek Trails Nature Preserve | 1-3 pm
Tampa Museum of Art members enjoy a 20% discount on TMA Studio Art classes and Summer Art Camp. Join now. Already a member? Write development@tampamuseum.org to receive the discount code.
Cancellation Policy
14 days + before the first day of your class—100% refund
8–13 days before the first day of your class—50% refund
7 days or less—no refund
All refunds will be charged a $15 administrative fee.
On view in 2019
As the Tampa Museum of Art celebrates its 100th anniversary, exhibitions in 2019 and 2020 will focus on the breadth of the institution’s permanent collection, as well as examine its collecting history. The Tampa Museum of Art’s holdings are unique, with distinct collections of Greek and Roman antiquities, as well as modern and contemporary art.
A Closer Look: Ancient Glass from the Permanent Collection
Drawn primarily from the permanent collection, A Closer Look: Ancient Glass includes examples of ancient Greek and Roman glass vessels made in a range of ancient techniques. The objects on view help to illustrate the development of glass production in the classical world over a period of nearly one thousand years, from the fourth century BC to the fourth or fifth century AD.
Shards and Illusions: Contemporary Glass from the Permanent Collection
Shards and Illusions: Contemporary Glass from the Permanent Collection features a selection of contemporary glass by American and European artists Jon Kuhn, John Luebtow, Steven Maslach, Michael Pavlik, Louis Sclafani, Lino Tagliapietra, and Toots Zynsky. This intimate presentation focuses on architectural and abstract forms within the Tampa Museum of Art’s unique holdings in glass.