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âReverberationsâ to debut at the James MuseumÂ
ST. PETERSBURG â The Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum will present âReverberations,â an exhibition featuring artwork exclusively by Black artists, beginning Juneteenth, Saturday, June 19, at the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, 150 Central Ave., St. Petersburg.
âReverberationsâ will share artwork from emerging and established Black artists who live and work in Tampa Bay and across the Southeastern United States. Through each artistâs own perspective, this exhibition will challenge viewers with stories of structural racism and oppression, as well as celebrate hope and resilience.
âReverberationsâ seeks to showcase the highs and lows of the Black experience in America, highlighting themes of family and community as well as marginalization and prejudice.
Museums, meanderings and more in St. Petersburg
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Visit the Dalí Museum, the James Museum and take in much, much more
Want to take a walk inside a Vincent Van Gogh painting? Perhaps experience an evening with his celebrated “Starry Night” or take a garden stroll surrounded by the artist’s joyful and sunny “Sunflowers” in a totally immersive, multisensory way?
You can do that with a visit to the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg by taking in the Van Gogh Alive exhibit, on display through April 11.
When I made the visit not too long ago, I hated to see my sojourn end. Yes, I know immersive and multisensory are words that might sound over the top, but in this case, the description fits. Van Gogh Alive is an exhibit that is not just for viewing, but also for feeling and hearing. And I did.
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