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- NEW WEATHER: Diana Al-Hadid, R...
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Friday, November 6 at 10:00am
USF Contemporary Art Museum New Weather brings together the monumental sculptures of Diana Al-Hadid, the turbulent paintings of Iva Gueorguieva, and the enigmatic drawings of Robyn O’Neil. Their works explore the atmospheres and forces, which characterize our time, presenting us with an apt metaphor for the unpredictability of a rapidly changing world. Curated by IRA Chief Curator David Louis Norr; organized by USFCAM.
Time:10:00AM Friday, November 6th
Location:USFCAM
USF Contemporary Art Museum This Friday, November 6 - NEW WEATHER Symposium (2pm) and Opening Reception (7pm) with artists Diana Al-Hadid, Iva Gueorguieva, and Robyn O’Neil, and curator David Louis Norr.
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New Weather Symposium - Participants: Curator David Louis Norr and Artists Diana Al-Hadid, Iva Gueorguieva, and Robyn O’Neil.
USF Contemporary Art Museum Don't Forget! Curator's Tour of Blind Landscape on Thursday Oct. 1 at Noon
USF Contemporary Art Museum BEST CONTEMPORARY ART VENUE - USF Contemporary Art MuseumHands down the best place to get your contemporary art fix. Check out the current exhibition of sculpture by Teresita Fernandez, Blind Landscape. ira.usf.edu.
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USF Contemporary Art Museum Week of Welcome Poster Contest Winners! Follow the link to see if you won...
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Thanks to everyone who attended the Art and Ice Cream Event at the CAM during the Week of Welcome on August 20 and participating in the poster contest!
USF Contemporary Art Museum St. Petersburg Times review of new exhibition
Perception meets reality in Teresita Fernández's exhibit at the University of South Florida Contempo
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Contemporary artist Teresita Fernandez has a new group of contemporary sculptures at the Contemporary Art Museum at USF Tampa, landscapes that often reference land sculptor Robert Smithson.
USF Contemporary Art Museum New exhibition review in Creative Loafing
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It's one of visual art's under-sung merits that its practitioners often begin any significant endeavor with an inquiry. (That's why almost nothing interesting ever comes from a decision to ...
USF Contemporary Art Museum Join exhibition curator David Louis Norr for a Gallery Tour of the Blind Landscape exhibition
Time:7:00PM Thursday, September 10th
Location:USF Music Recital Hall
USF Contemporary Art Museum Join us to meet the artist and celebrate the exhibition.
Time:7:00PM Friday, August 28th
Location:USFCAM
USF Contemporary Art Museum Fernández is internationally known for her immersive installations and evocative large-scale sculptures that address space, light, and the perception of change. The exhibition will present a spectrum of the artist's most recent and ambitious projects. Curated by IRA Chief Curator David Louis Norr; Organized and traveled by USFCAM.
Time:10:00AM Monday, August 17th
Location:USF Contemporary Art Museum
USF Contemporary Art Museum USFCAM summer shows on WUSF University Beat TV and radio - Good Stuff!
University Beat TV and University Beat Radio: The University of South Florida, USF, WUSF Public Broa
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The USF Contemporary Art Museum is giving you the chance to see what goes on 'behind-the-scenes' with its "Museum at Work" Exhibit. This week's University Beat takes a closer look at the exhibition, which aims to document some of the five-thousand works in the Museum's collection.
USF Contemporary Art Museum It is going to be 95˚F today in Tampa, but our A/C is kicking. Stop by CAM today to see SIXTY MINUTES and MUSEUM @ WORK!
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SIXTY MINUTES is a single channel video program designed to highlight and explore artists’ practice and influences. The program takes its cue from the increasing popularity of video essays, often presented in the form of YouTube mash-ups, as an emerging form of literacy and commentary. ...
