winter 2019
exhibitions
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS 44th Annual International Miniature Art Show North and South Galleries JANUARY 20 - FEBRURARY 10, 2019
The Miniature Art Society of Florida celebrates its forty-fourth year with a spectacular exhibition of more than 600 exquisite miniature works from around the globe and more than 100 miniatures from the Society’s permanent collection. Throughout the duration of the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity to talk to and observe artists while they demonstrate their techniques including oil painting, scrimshaw, drawing, sculpture and more. Many artists create their work under magnification, using a variety of mediums and methods and the tiniest of brushes for paintings. Demonstrators may come from as far away as England, Canada and across the United States and Florida. Images from left: Clifford T. Bailey, Last Glimmer, oil, 3 1/2 x 4 1/2 in., courtesy of the Miniature Art Society of Florida. June Holloway, Into Deep Waters, oil, 3 x 5 in., courtesy of the Miniature Art Society of Florida.
Rocky Bridges: Small but Mighty Florida Hospital North Pinellas Wall JANUARY 13 - FEBRUARY 10, 2019
To complement the Miniature Art Show, we celebrate all things small with a popup exhibition of small-scale, mixed-media works and wearable art pins from the museum’s collection by Tarpon Springs artist Rocky Bridges. Rocky Bridges, Untitled, c. 2000-2010, mixed-media, 9 1/4 x 6 in., gift of Cleta Clark, 2018.3.34.
UNEXPECTED: Art by Alternative Means Featuring Nathan Beard, Akiko Kotani and Rob Tarbell North, South and Center Galleries FEBRUARY 24 - MAY 19, 2019
Three contemporary Florida artists use alternative processes to create unique work based on drawing and memory. Nathan Beard explores his family’s lineage through a labor-intensive process using tape to create undulating layers of painted patterns. Fiber artist Akiko Kotani creates drawings with silk thread, explores markmaking on glass, and crochets “melting walls” from plastic. Rob Tarbell harnesses the elusive medium of smoke to create ethereal portraits on paper and porcelain. Images clockwise from bottom left: Rob Tarbell, Basel Stabber 1, 2016, smoke on paper, 60 x 40 in., courtesy of the artist. Nathan Beard, Exit Music #30, Red Shift, acrylic on canvas, 47 x 53 in., courtesy of the artist. Akiko Kotani, Roll, silk stitched on paper, 80 x 45 x 10 in., courtesy of the artist.
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David McKirdy: From the Collection Works on Paper Gallery FEBRUARY 3 - MAY 19, 2019
A selection of mixed-media works on paper by Tampa artist David McKirdy complements UNEXPECTED: Art by Alternative Means. McKirdy’s background in biology and scientific illustration fuels his inspiration to create abstract works made of elaborate dot patterns. Through painstaking processes, he experiments with a variety of materials to create these interactive works, which engage the viewer through optical illusion.
David McKirdy, Mirror, Mirror, 2014, mirror and mylar, 11 1/4 x 11 1/4 in., gift of Cleta Clark, 2018.3.7.
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Special Event:
Marjorie Greene Graff: 21 Years in Printmaking
OCTOBER 7 - DECEMBER 30, 2018 | CENTER GALLERY
A Presentation by Marjorie Greene Graff
SPC Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition
See Happenings on Page 6 for details.
OCTOBER 7 - DECEMBER 30, 2018 | NORTH AND SOUTH GALLERIES
DECEMBER 13, 2018
ONGOING EXHIBITIONS Weird Science: Technology and Art Works on Paper Gallery EXTENDED THROUGH JANUARY 27, 2019
Rattner and Surrealism Rattner Gallery THROUGH JULY 7, 2019
Elemental: Fine Crafts from the Collection Fine Craft Gallery THROUGH SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
Made in Florida: The Art of Giving Made in Florida Gallery THROUGH AUGUST 9, 2020
Images from top to bottom: Michael Stone, Whitehouse Products, archival pigment print, 8 x 12 in., gift of the artist, The Museum Project, 2017.39. Installation view of Rattner and Surrealism, Rattner’s studio, Abraham Rattner Archives, Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art.
Thank you to our Partners in Art for their support of the museum’s exhibitions and educational programs: Jim and Mary Avery – In Loving Memory of James W. Mitchell, Jr., Banther Consulting, Sharon M. & Gary Bressen, Charles DeGrandpre in honor of Dr. Marcia Makris, Florida Hospital North Pinellas, Hoffman Architects, P.A., Patricia Miller, Elizabeth Nace, Paul & Lucyanne Robinson, Barbara Schnipper, Catherine Wargny and Carol & Gary Zino.
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art classes Adults
A SURVEY OF AMERICAN ART (Adults, 16+) Instructor: Lynn Whitelaw 4-Week Series: Tuesdays, February 26 - March 19 (10:00 AM - Noon) Tuition: $64.00 ($51.20 for LRMA Members) LRMA’s founding Director and former Curator provides a fascinating look at the evolution of American art history. The development of painting, sculpture, decorative arts, camera arts and architecture in the U.S. demonstrates a unique spirit of American creativity.
CREATING TEXTURES IN WATERCOLOR (Adults, 16+)
DRAWING WITH PEN & INK (Adults, 16+) Instructor: Patricia Miller Level: Beginners 6-Week Series: Saturdays, January 26 March 1 (1:30 PM - 3:30 PM) Tuition: $96.00 ($76.80 for LRMA Members) Learn methods and techniques of drawing with pen and ink. Bring the following to the first class: Micron pens (6 pens, sizes 005 through 008); 11” x 14” pad of Bristol Board paper, pencil, eraser, T-square and magnifying glass (3x power).
Instructor: Suzanne Natzke Level: Experienced or Advanced Beginners Please register early, as class sizes are limited. Registration can be completed online at www.leeparattner.org, in person at the museum, or by phone at (727) 712-5762 during regular hours.
6-Week Series: Mondays, January 28 - March 4 (9:30 AM - Noon) Tuition: $120.00 ($96.00 for LRMA Members) Students will use various materials and mark-making techniques to create the right amount of texture to bring interest and unity to their paintings. Please ask for supply list when registering.
Museum Day Draws Large Crowd LRMA participated in Smithsonian Magazine’s “Museum Day” on September 22nd. This annual nationwide event provides free entry to participating museums. LRMA hosted activities throughout the galleries for over 350 attendees. Museum guests were invited to enjoy ongoing docent tours of the museum, as well as, participate in photography sessions with Florida artist Selina Román. In addition, guests enjoyed the Florida Orchestra Reed Trio who performed live in the Interactive Gallery. As one attendee noted, “Love the museum. Love the three-piece TFO [The Florida Orchestra] concert today!”
Museum Day guests let their creativity flow in the Interactive Gallery.
The Scales family took part in many of the hands-on activities available on Museum Day.
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When they weren’t playing music, The Florida Ochestra Reed Trio answered questions and displayed their instruments.
Visitor Expressions
In the Interactive Gallery
education
Visitors of all ages are welcome to stop by the Challenge of Modern Art Interactive Gallery and leave their own creation. Recent visitor expressions include two thought-provoking portraits of young women and poetic phrases composed on the magnetic wall.
After a docent tour by Gail Simon, Safety Harbor resident Melissa Pryor enjoyed a relaxing break with her son, Nicholas.
Science Night Sparks Imagination and Fun The museum’s first Science Night at the Museum on October 19 was a fun-filled success and attracted close to 100 visitors of all ages. Mike Davis, SPC-TS science instructor, blended entertainment and education into two science shows in the auditorium. LRMA Curator Christine Renc-Carter introduced visitors to the special exhibition Weird Science: Technology and Art. LRMA Director Ann Larsen hosted the activity “Origami and Beyond,” and Education Assistant Nina Rivera led star-themed drawing and ornament projects.
Photos: Elijah Dennison/ The Sandbox News, St.Petersburg College.
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happenings winter 2019
December 1 Saturday
LRMA Holiday Celebration
2:00-5:00 p.m., Fine Arts Lobby, LRMA Galleries, included with admission To welcome the holiday season, the museum will host a choral performance by the Tarpon Springs Middle School choir under the direction of Amber Turcott, Director of Vocal and Guitar Studies. The choir, part of the Leadership Conservatory for the Arts at the school, will perform a selection of holiday-themed songs in the Fine Arts Building Lobby, where the acoustics are nearly perfect. The afternoon will also include hands-on art activities inspired by December holidays, a guided tour of the galleries at 3:00 p.m. and light seasonal refreshments.
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Marjorie Greene Graff: An Evening with the Artist
6:00 p.m., Fine Arts Auditorium, LRMA Galleries, included with admission
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Leap into Art at the LeepaRattner!
3:30 p.m., Challenge of Modern Art Gallery, included with admission (free for children) Great for ages 4-8, this program features books about art read by Marisa Steuer, Head of Youth Services at Palm Harbor Library. LRMA’s Education Assistant, Nina Rivera, leads a related art activity. December’s theme is Art is Snow Much Fun and the books are Snowflake Bentley by Jacqueline Briggs Martin and Snowballs by Lois Ehlert.
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Christmas Eve Museum Closed
25 Tuesday Celebrate the artistic and teaching accomplishments of retiring St. Petersburg College professor Marjorie Greene Graff during this special evening with the artist. After a presentation in the Fine Arts Auditorium about her successful career, Graff will introduce visitors to Marjorie Greene Graff: 21 Years in Printmaking. Using a printing press, on loan from SPC’s Clearwater campus art department, Graff will demonstrate the reduction relief process she employs in her work.
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ABC (Art, Books and Community) Reading Club 11:30 a.m., Challenge of Modern Art Gallery, included with admission
Palm Harbor Library Director Gene Coppola leads this artcentered discussion program held at the museum. December’s program is a visual tour of the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, a former Beaux-Arts railway station, which houses art from 1848-1914 and includes the largest collection of impressionist and postimpressionist works in the world.
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Christmas Day Museum Closed
31 Monday
New Year’s Eve Museum Closed
Don’t Miss Out! ABC Reading Club The ABC Reading Club will be taking a hiatus after December 17th. Don’t miss out on being a part of this unique discussion group. If you are interested in future programs to attend, please contact Patti Buster, LRMA Education Coordinator, at (727) 712-5226 or buster. patti@spcollege.edu
For up-to-date information on these and other exciting programs at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, visit www.leeparattner.org or call 727-712-5762.
January
2 Saturday
New Year’s Day
1:00-3:30 p.m., Fine Arts Studios, included with admission (free for ages 14-17)
1 Tuesday Museum Closed
21 Monday
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Museum Closed
30 Wednesday Leap into Art at Leepa-Rattner!
3:30 p.m., Challenge of Modern Art Gallery, included with admission (free for children) Great for ages 4-8, this program features books about art read by Marisa Steuer, Head of Youth Services at Palm Harbor Library. LRMA’s Education Assistant, Nina Rivera, leads a related art activity. January’s theme is The Shape of Art and the books are Square by Mac Barnett, Circle Rolls by Barbara Kanninen, and Mouse Shapes by Ellen Stohl Walsh.
February 1 Friday
Focus Friday
Noon, Made in Florida Gallery, included with admission This program is supported in loving memory of Dr. Marcia Makris. For this enriching program, LRMA’s knowledgeable docents research a new or seldom-seen artwork from the collection and then present it to the public on first Fridays from September through November and February through May. Each work stays on view until the next is unveiled. February’s selection is Untitled Abstract, an acrylic painting on paper by Lonnie Holley in honor of African-American History Month. Docent presenter TBA.
Serendipitous Saturday
Visitors 14 and older are invited to drop-in and create art in this unstructured, open-studio program led by Nina Rivera, an artist and LRMA’s Education Assistant. A variety of materials for wet and dry media will be available for beginners through advanced artists to try out and use in their creations. Attendees may also bring their own supplies. Arrive early and stroll through the galleries before the program. (Please pay at the Visitors Services Desk upon arrival.)
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LRMA Education Assistant Nina Rivera shows off artwork created by Alvaro Torres during Serendiptious Saturday.
Give the gift of Membership!
Leap into Art at Leepa-Rattner!
3:30 p.m., Challenge of Modern Art Gallery, included with admission (free for children) Great for ages 4-8, this program features books about art read by Marisa Steuer, Head of Youth Services at Palm Harbor Library. LRMA’s Education Assistant, Nina Rivera, leads a related art activity. February’s theme is Spotlight on African American Artists and the books are Firebird by Misty Copeland, Dave the Potter by Laban Carrick Hill, and Radiant Child: The Story of Young Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat by Javaka Steptoe.
LRMA Membership Drive December 1, 2018 - February 28, 2019 See Page 8 for more details.
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membership Thank you to our members The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art gratefully welcomes its newest, renewing and upgrading members as we go to press (^ indicates upgraded level; bold italics indicate new members). Installation view of Made in Florida: The Art of Giving.
PATRON LEVELS:
SUPPORTER LEVELS:
Partners in Art Paul & Lucyanne Robinson^
Family ($75) Dr. JulieAnn AdamichScheblein & Karl Scheblein Nick and Joann Combatti Individual ($50) Barry and Ann Coplan Thomas Adamich Carol S. Davis & Elene Phillis S. Alman Akien Joe Ayoub Leon & Mary Ann Evans Shirley Bennett Dr. Werner & Silvia Foeller Judith Bick Dr. Myron Graff & Pat Borowiec Marjorie Greene Graff Dr. Barbara Boss Bruce Hadburg & Heidi Joyce L Bove Blaine Duncan Campbell Lawrence & Mary Hasiak Maria G. Chapin Bassmi & Sue Ibrahim Eleanor Cicerchi Cliff Mayhall & Anthony Gene Coppola Quaglieri Joan Duff-Bohrer Michael Metty & Dr. Mary Peter Denapoli Curry Eleanor Evans Suzanne & Marvin Rosemarie Ferlisi Natzke Cathleen Gillen Martin & Kathyrn Peters Richard Gordon Joann Rail & Donna Rail Thelma Mercedes Ellen Rayna & William C. Guiterrez Brown Jr. Patricia Hanrahan
Advocates ($500) Jon Burr Francis Larew Karen & Jim Lehrberger^ Contributors ($250) Jim & Ann Larsen Alex Nyerges & Kathryn Gray Friends ($125) Marjorie Glazer Bruce Houghton Graham Jones Dr. Tony & Patti Leisner Ralph & Pat Melick Jeanne Reese Gregory Rosasco Annette Skolnick & Ira Brand Al & Michelle Scalzo^ R. Lynn Whitelaw
Not a LRMA Member? Join Today! Complimentary LRMA Mug with *New Member Signup
Janice Rysdon Dr. Alan & Janet Sichelman James & Carol Thompson Eleanor Vassel Vonda L. Woods
Marilyn Holl Karen Karinja Judith Knothe Nancy Krauss Deborah MacInnes Selma Maged Debra Miller Mary Nelson Judy Ransom Kathleen Simon Theodosia Tamborlane Olga Taracido Joyce Trompeo Gail Wade Thomas Wilkie
In Memoriam: Jorgelina Solari Shelley Goodman
Visit The Dalí Museum in April
Free one-time Admission to The Dalí Museum during April 2019 Reciprocal Admission to hundreds of museums Gift Memberships Available!
LRMA Membership Drive December 1, 2018-February 28, 2019 Membership is the cornerstone of the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art. With a full schedule of programs, events and activities at the museum, there has never been a better time to show your “Love of Art.” *New Members include those whose memberships lapsed at least 2 years ago.
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Exclusive to LRMA members, The Dalí Museum will be free to visit during April 2019! All LRMA members who are current as of April 2019, may show their LRMA member cards at The Dalí Museum from April 1-30, for free, reciprocal one-time admission. LRMA is extending the same privilege to members of The Dalí Museum during April.
giving
ANNUAL FUND LRMA’S Annual Fund Campaign: Why Your Gift Matters
Since opening in 2002, we have provided our community with stellar artistic experiences: inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions, opening night receptions, gallery talks by noted artists and scholars, docent tours, music in the galleries, field trips and art activities for pre-K through grade 12, an interactive space for use by children and families, studio art and art appreciation classes for lifelong learners, art therapy programs for at-risk children and young adults, and more. In addition to our status as a nonprofit organization, we are proud to be an integral part of St. Petersburg College. The funding model is based on a combination of college and community support, reflecting our commitment to both. For the college, we operate as a learning laboratory for students and a collaborator with faculty to integrate the arts into a broad range of collegiate subjects. In addition, LRMA staff and volunteer docents provide assistance to students with class assignments. Our commitment to education includes free admission for children, teens 17 and under and enrolled college students. Earned income from memberships (with many benefit tiers), admission fees for non-member adults, museum store sales, fee-based courses and workshops, and fundraising events help to cover a portion of our operating expenses, but certainly not all. With this Annual Fund Appeal, we are asking for your support to continue the array of educational, inspiring, and even priceless experiences for our broad and diverse public. Please make an Annual Fund gift at a level within your means; all gifts help, and donors giving $100 and up will receive an invitation to a special appreciation event in early 2019. Watch for our mailing or contribute at www.leeparattner.org! YOUR CONTRIBUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE LEEPA-RATTNER MUSEUM OF ART IS TAX DEDUCTIBLE TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. THE AMOUNT OF THE CONTRIBUTION THAT IS TAX DEDUCTIBLE FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX PURPOSES IS LIMITED TO THE EXCESS OF ANY MONEY AND THE VALUE OF ANY PROPERTY OTHER THAN MONEY CONTRIBUTED BY YOU LESS THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF GOODS OR SERVICES PROVIDED TO YOU BY THE LEEPA-RATTNER MUSEUM OF ART.
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION OF THE LEEPA-RATTNER MUSEUM OF ART, INC. MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE OR BY VISITING THEIR WEBSITE AT WWW.800HELPFLA.COM. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH19276.
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news New Acquisitions Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art is grateful to artists, and collectors who donate works of art to the LRMA permanent collection. The following gifts were recently accepted by LRMA’s Board of Directors: • Four Japanese sumi-e works on paper by Koki Sugita (Japanese, b. 1983), gift of the artist.
Clockwise from bottom left: Koki Sugita (Japanese, born, 1983), Sound, 2013, sumi ink on rice paper 19 1/2 x 30 in., Nothing, 2014, sumi ink on rice paper 19 1/2 x 30 in., Beauty, 2014, sumi ink on rice paper 19 1/2 x 30 in., Wind, 2014, sumi ink on rice paper 19 1/2 x 30 in.
LRMA Welcomes New Staff Members Beth Chernes, Communications Specialist Beth’s experience in community relations and marketing has included roles with Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, the Junior League of Clearwater-Dunedin, the Public Relations Society of America, Tampa Bay Chapter and others. With training and certifications in inbound and social marketing, leadership, content and project management, she now manages LRMA’s print and digital media. Beth also holds a B.A. degree from the University of Florida and a Juris Doctor from the University of Kentucky College of Law, where she was also a research assistant.
Catherine Deck, Administrative & Membership Services With a Diploma in Office Management and Procedures from the Royal Society of Arts, London, Catherine has extensive experience as an administrative professional supporting top-level leaders in fast-paced corporate environments. Her past experience spans HR administration, meeting coordination, project management and logistics, client relations and more; she is enjoying being the new “friendly face and voice” for LRMA’s Membership Services. Catherine hails from Limerick, Ireland.
Al Scalzo, Development Officer Al has been a private equity investor for the past decade and has been in the investment industry since 1987. He has worked with a number of financial firms including ABN AMRO Investments, and was a Vice President for OppenheimerFunds and Franklin Templeton Investments where he managed territories in NY and FL. Having studied Advertising and Art at SUNY Farmingdale, Al’s interests led him to LRMA, where he trained and served as a volunteer docent for the museum prior to joining the staff as Development Officer.
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museum staff Ann Larsen, Director (727) 712-5225 Catherine Deck, Administrative & Membership Services (727) 712-5222 Christine Renc-Carter, Curator (727) 712-5210 Patricia Buster, Education Coordinator (727) 712-5226 Michele DiMattia, Collections Manager (727) 712-5262 Cristina McCormack, Staff Accountant (727) 712-5203
Just in time for the Holidays—New items at the store! Visit Isabelle’s for Giclées by Painter Leslie Neumann
Al Scalzo, Development Officer (727) 712-5232
Fans of painter Leslie Neumann (represented in LRMA’s permanent collection) will find a selection of Leslie’s limited-edition giclées featured at Isabelle’s this winter! Stop by to select from direct purchase and/or print-on-demand options for your home or a special gift.
Beth Chernes, Communications Specialist (727) 302-6758 Beth Becker, Visitor Services Coordinator (727) 712-5227 Larry Fineout, Preparator (727) 712- 5212 Nina Rivera, Education Assistant (727) 712-5220 Michael Karavas, Accounting Support Assistant Doreen Saccardo Alejandra Benites-Giron, Visitor Services Associates (727) 712-5762
Leslie Neumann, No Boundaries, Signed edition of 50, image size 22” x 35” (horizontal print) Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art.
Board of Directors Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, Inc. William Schumacher, Chairman Gary Zino, Vice Chairman Vonda Woods, Treasurer Mary Mitchell Avery Anna Billiris Dr. Clifford Brock Eric Clark Jason Dunkel Dr. David Edmonds Bill Foster, SPC Trustee Housh Ghovaee Bill Heyser Edward C. Hoffman, Jr. Taylor Ikin Ralph Melick Dr. Jonathan Steele
Colorful gifts for the family! Shop from a colorful selection of artist Lisa Houk’s signature coasters, jigsaw puzzles, coloring books and children’s large-format floor puzzles!
Evelyn M. Bilirakis, Director Emerita Ex-Officio Board Members Dr. Tonjua Williams., President, SPC Dr. Rodrigo Davis, Provost, SPC Tarpon Springs Campus Ann Larsen, LRMA Director, Board Secretary
MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art is to collect, conserve, exhibit and protect the works of art entrusted to its care and stewardship. Through its exhibitions, programs and expanding collection of 20th and 21st century art, the museum strives to engage and inspire our diverse community by providing opportunities for education, enlightenment, interpretation and research to students, scholars and visitors. St. Petersburg College is committed to equal access/equal opportunity in its programs, activities, and employment. For additional information visit www.spcollege.edu/eaeo/.
Shapescapes ©: Sculpture in a Box is a favorite gift for children and families!
Looking for a holiday gift? Come see our new merchandise! … the art of shopping!
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Cover image: Marjorie Greene Graff, If There Was Winter, 2012, relief woodblock print, 32 x 28 in., courtesy of the artist.
LRMA is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, Washington, D.C., a distinction held by only 6% of all U.S. museums.
winter 2019 DEC. | JAN. | FEB. Public Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday: 1-5 p.m. Closed Mondays and major holidays. Special Closings this winter: December 24-25 (Christmas) December 31-Jan 1 (New Year’s)
Visitor Comments “Excellent, 10/10. Extremely informative. ‘Art room’ superb.” “Very relaxing. Informative. Tastefully displayed. Inspiring. Friendly staff. Thank you!” Thank you to our corporate and community sponsors: Jim & Mary Avery —
In loving memory of James W. Mitchell, Jr.
Sharon M & Gary Bressen
Location
Tarpon Springs Campus of St. Petersburg College 600 E. Klosterman Road Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Admission
Charles DeGrandpre — In honor of Dr. Marcia Makris
Patricia Miller Elizabeth Nace
Adults – $7 Seniors – $6 Free for members, students with ID, children 17 and under, and active duty military. Docent tours every Sunday at 2 p.m. (included with admission).
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