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The man who framed Dalí
A proud daughter celebrates a twice-in-a-lifetime honor in time for Father’s Day.
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Hot seats: A Hundred Chairs at TMA
The history of modern art, as revealed in dozens of ingenious ways to rest one’s butt.
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Eye on the sky: a new view from James Turrell at Ringling
A rare James Turrell installation at the Ringling may change the way you look at things.
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As seen in Miami
Local successes and soul-stirring surprises in a whirl through Art Basel.
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Take my Kodachrome away
Got a photo you never want to see again? Give it to Jason Lazarus.
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The bop goes on
A Midtown institution reopens with the sounds of jazz and a sense of history.
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The mysteries of Florida’s Indian mounds
Photographer Suzanne Williamson and writer John Capouya explore the state’s sacred landscapes.
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More at the Morean
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Under the big(ger) top: SideShow at DFAC
A circus of visual art comes to the newly expanded Dunedin Fine Art Center.
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Fall Arts 2011: Visual Art
What to watch for in Tampa Bay galleries and museums.
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New directions at Leepa-Rattner
Fresh ideas help Tarpon Springs’ unique art museum connect past and future.
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Oh, the humanity
A pleasurable show at the MFA centers on the human figure in a variety of guises.
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Old fart, great art
The witty, profound paintings of the venerable Arnold Mesches.
