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"Art microscopist" T. H. Saunders showcases sixty images of his craft -- pictures captured with high def photography and precision optics microscopes. Dazzling images of mundane objects -- Tylenol doped with coffee, tea, wine, beer and more -- are no larger than the tip of a needle and are recorded using cross-polarization lighting techniques. It sounds technical, but there's nothing confusing about the colorful, whimsical patterns that Saunders creates with his combination of art and science. On display through Jan. 3.
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Nearly 30 of the acclaimed contemporary artist’s works — with an emphasis on sculptural installations — come to St. Petersburg. Poetic and psychologically charged, Dill’s constructions often combine fabric and figures (or dress forms) with text to spellbinding effect; featured works respond to poetry by Emily Dickinson, Salvador Espriu and Franz Kafka. Expect to be moved by the artist’s ideas and awed by her craft. On display Oct. 10-Dec. 27; visit fine-arts.org for more info.
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The museum's permanent collection is considered to be the world's most comprehensive of Dalí's
work and provides an excellent overview of
Dalí's major themes and symbols. Characterized by diversity, his oil
paintings range from the impressionist
and cubist styles of his early period to his later, more famous, surrealist canvases. Newly added is Una noche sin fin, a video installation by Barcelona artist Mabel Palacín that's translated as "an endless night," through Jan. 24. Gems is a collection of jewelry, paintings, drawings, glassware and flatware designed by Dali, culled from the museum's vaults and on display through April 18. At 10:15 a.m. on Weds., Dec. 2, Joan Kropf leads the "Coffee with a Curator" discussion, a theme-oriented gallery tour accompanied by complimentary Starbucks coffee. Regular hours are 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Wed. and Fri.-Sat., 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Thurs., and noon-5:30 p.m. Sun. Admission: $17 adults, $14.50 seniors, $12 students, $4 ages 5-9, free for children under 4 ($5 admission 5-8 p.m. Thursdays).
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This comprehensive collection extends from
antiquity to the present day. Particular
strengths are 19th-century French
paintings and early 20th-century American
paintings and photography, including works by Cézanne, Monet, Renoir, O'Keeffe, Rauschenberg, Lichtenstein and Adams. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Sat., 1-5 p.m. Sun. Admission: $12 adults, $10 seniors, $6 students and children 7-18.
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See rare and never-before-seen photos, conductor uniforms, timetables, menus, souvenirs, posters and more dedicated to chronicling the history of the trains in Pinellas County. Interactive components include learning to drive a steam or diesel-powered train via computer-simulated engines; hearing the oral history of the passengers and railway workers; and dressing up in uniforms and working with the tools that were vital to keep the industry running like a well-oiled machine. On display through August 2010; visit dunedinhistory.org for more info.
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A group exhibition featuring a variety of media from five emerging contemporary artists: Samuel Bintz, Teresa Danak, Kurt Piazza, John Russell and Elena Vee.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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An exhibit of photographs taken by members of the Chasco Camera Club and featuring lighthouses from around the United States.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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The North Tampa Arts League's featured artists of the month offer an array of sculptures and paintings. Parson's inspiration comes from the metaphorical symbols and African motifs he discovered on a trip to Nigeria some 30 years ago. Swepson's paintings are likewise inspired by Africa, and depict the people and wildlife of Cape Verde. On display through the month of November. Visit northtampaarts.com for more info.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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Native Floridian Donna Morrison displays painted and illustrative “photo-realistic” works of art.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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Featuring oil paintings by Christine A. Galas.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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"Art microscopist" T. H. Saunders showcases sixty images of his craft -- pictures captured with high def photography and precision optics microscopes. Dazzling images of mundane objects -- Tylenol doped with coffee, tea, wine, beer and more -- are no larger than the tip of a needle and are recorded using cross-polarization lighting techniques. It sounds technical, but there's nothing confusing about the colorful, whimsical patterns that Saunders creates with his combination of art and science. On display through Jan. 3.
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| Sunday, November 22 |
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Jeanne Kronsnobles's collected works of self-taught American artists. On display through Nov. 28. Visit claytongalleries.net for more info.
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Operated by the Dunedin Historical Society, the museum contains approximately 2,000 artifacts, 2,500 photographs and a library containing 200 volumes of local and Florida history. Regular hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tues.-Sat. Admission: a suggested donation of $2.
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A collection of vintage costumes, paper decorations and bric-a-brac artfully arranged to give the museum the aura of a haunted house. On display through Nov. 30.
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