AI, Creativity, and the Human Experience
How is artificial intelligence (AI) transforming the way we create, interpret, and experience art and the world around us? And what does this mean for human expression, connection, and well-being? …
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The Living Garden: Designing with Nature — Larry Weaner
Art in a Living World explores how art lives beyond the gallery walls – shaping the places we inhabit, the objects we create, the stories we preserve, and the communities …
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The Living Garden: Designing with Nature — Larry Weaner
Experience the Cummer Museum’s historically significant gardens and living collections through a new lens with renowned landscape designer Larry Weaner. Drawing from decades of work in ecological garden design, Weaner …
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Tiffany Yesterday and Today: The Art of Stained Glass — Marisa Whittemore
Art in a Living World explores how art lives beyond the gallery walls – shaping the places we inhabit, the objects we create, the stories we preserve, and the communities …
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Tiffany or Ti-phony? Authenticity, Craft, and Desire — Lindsy Parrott
Art in a Living World explores how art lives beyond the gallery walls – shaping the places we inhabit, the objects we create, the stories we preserve, and the communities …
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Art, Well-Being, and Human Connection — Jill Sonke, Ph.D.
In partnership with the Lyndra P. Daniel Center for Humanities in Medicine in Florida Jill Sonke, Ph.D., a leading advocate for the integration of arts and health, will present an …
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Pruning for Healthy, Beautiful Gardens
Join the Cummer Museum's Gardens & Horticulture staff for a hands-on workshop exploring the art and science of pruning. Learn how proper pruning can support plant health, improve structure, encourage flowering, and extend the life of trees, shrubs, and vines. Workshop Schedule 9 to 9:45 a.m. | Introduction and Indoor/Outdoor Classroom Session Learn the fundamentals …
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American Beach: Photography, Memory, and Place — Bob Self, Malcolm Jackson, Carol Alexander
Join photographers Bob Self and Malcolm Jackson along with the Executive Director of the A. L. Lewis Museum at American Beach, Carol Alexander, for a thoughtful conversation exploring the history, cultural significance, and enduring legacy of American Beach. Through photography, storytelling, and personal reflection, the panel will examine how this historic coastal community connects to …