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Gallery Hours
Monday-Friday
10 am to 5 pm
Saturday
10 am to 2 pm
Sunday
1 pm to 4 pm
10 September - 17 October 2010
Described by the poet Naomi Shihab Nye as a “luminous force of nature”, Bryan’s art is infused with joy and imagination. Co-Curated by Richard Entel, this exhibition presents select illustrations from his celebrated books as well as his handmade puppets created from found objects gathered along the shores of Little Cranberry Island where he calls home.
The author or illustrator of more than 30 books, Ashley Bryan has won several awards in children’s literature, including the Coretta Scott King Award and the Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal. He is one of the New York Public Library’s “Literary Lions” and the recent winner of a Golden Kite award. A graduate of Cooper Union and Fulbright Scholar, Bryan retired as emeritus professor from Dartmouth in 1988.
Ashley Bryan
Ashley Bryan
Ashley Bryan
10 September - 17 October 2010
This fall exhibition season, we are honored to present the works of two stellar artists in the realm of science fiction and fantasy art. This husband and wife creative team, based in Sarasota are highly regarded masters of the genre.
Don Maitz
Janny Wurts
Don Maitz
AND Janny Wurts
10 September - 17 October 2010
Brilliant local artists show their incandescent talents—who are they and how old? Our amazing Sizzlin’ Summer Camp Artists, all under the age of fifteen!
Caroline Pettet
Brianna Holoski
Exhibition Sponsors
Gladys Douglas
The Fine Art Society
Richard Entel
Dr. Irwin and Syd Entel
These exhibitions and related programs presented by the DFAC are sponsored in part by the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, through the Florida Arts Council; the Pinellas County Commission through a Pinellas County Cultural Affairs Department Cultural Development Grant; and the City of Dunedin.
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Italian-born artist, Maria Saraceno is known for her sculpture, video installations and sociopolitical site-specific projects. In this piece, she collaborates with Tokyo-born interdisciplinary artist, Yoko Nogami, who currently teaches at University of South Florida, University of Tampa and Art Institute of Tampa. Though the installation closed October 19th, 2008, we invite you to share with others, their dreams and yours.... CLICK HERE
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Charley Belcher with GOOD DAY Tampa Bay visited our Summer Camps 7/14/10. See the VIDEO here!
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DFAC instructor Brooke Allison is recognized by the City of Dunedin (not to mention the Pastel Society of America and MANY others :-). Click HERE to view the video!
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