Music Reborn II: Forbidden and Forgotten is a memorial to the Jewish composers whose lives were lost in the Holocaust and tribute to the victims of Kristallnacht that includes performances by musicians Brian Payne, violin; Jason Jerald, viola; Debra Horne, Soprano; Mary Ann Scialdo, piano; and a special performance by Franciscan friar, Father Vit Fiala. After the concert, see a taped interview with Andre Kupfermunz, a Belgian captive who tells his story of survival. Proceeds benefit the Tampa Ameet Chapter of Hadassah. Call 813-982-1480 or visit carrollwoodcenter.org for info and reservations. Tues., Nov. 10, 7:30 p.m., Carrollwood Cultural Center, Tampa, $18-$54.
The first-ever exhibit at the newly-opened Mindy Solomon Gallery, Three From Korea, is in its final week on display. The collection makes sure strides towards the gallery's goal of becoming"a haven for outstanding contemporary ceramics and 2D art" with its array of ceramic sculptures, drawings and prints by Sunkoo Yuh, Sung Jae Choi and Kang Hyo Lee. Visit mindysolomon.com for more info. On display through Nov. 13, Mindy Solomon Gallery, St. Petersburg.
This article appears in Nov 4-10, 2009.