Virtual Programs

Learn from home! Cummer Beaches presents a three-part virtual lecture series with P. Scott Brown, PhD, Professor of Art History, University of North Florida. Experience this series of talks highlighting a selection of works in the Cummer Museum’s permanent collection. Registration is free but is required. A Zoom link for access will be sent to all registrants the week of the lecture.

Culture and Conversation returns with Nick Cave, an American sculptor, dancer and performance artist.

This year Envirofest makes its virtual debut! You’ll hear from Jacksonville environmental organizations about the work they’re doing to keep the landscape beautiful. Follow along on a tutorial for a recycled art project led by a Museum Educator.

Learn from home! Cummer Beaches presents a three-part virtual lecture series with P. Scott Brown, PhD, Professor of Art History, University of North Florida. Experience this series of talks highlighting a selection of works in the Cummer Museum’s permanent collection. A Zoom link for access will be sent to all registrants the week of the lecture.

Degas and the Past
Free | Registration required 

For this virtual lecture entitled, Radical Naturalism: Bringing Heade's Environmental Realism into the 21st Century, artist and professor, Jim Draper will speak from his studio on environmental art from the past and new ideas and concepts of documenting the current ecological landscapes of the world. 

Free | Registration required

Learn from home! Cummer Beaches presents a three-part virtual lecture series with P. Scott Brown, PhD, Professor of Art History, University of North Florida. Experience this series of talks highlighting a selection of works in the Cummer Museum’s permanent collection. A Zoom link for access will be sent to all registrants the week of the lecture.

Pietà and Lamentation: Themes of Compassion in Cummer Collection
Free | Registration required

You’re invited to tune in virtually for a lecture by Abra Lee, renowned horticulturist and founder of Conquer the Soil and BIPOC Working Hort Group. In this discussion, Lee will discuss creating inclusive gardens in unconventional spaces.