'The Art of Florida, Part 3: Early 20th Century Collections' Webinar
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Tickets: $12 (includes access to the full replay for one week after the series finale)
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Beneath the surface of its sun-soaked beaches and vibrant landscapes, Florida harbors a treasure trove of cultural riches from the traditional to the norm-breaking. What works of art best encapsulate the state's rich past and eclectic present? It's time to delve into the Sunshine State's artistic and architectural marvels, where history and modernity meet under the palm trees.
Join New York Adventure Club for an enlightening four-part series that unveils the vibrant art and culture scene of Florida, from opulent 19th century estates to contemporary art. In Part Three: Early 20th Century Collections, we venture through the transition of styles and eras from Jacksonville's renowned modern art and Miami's iconic Art Deco elegance, to the surreal treasures of The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg.
Led by Sylvia Laudien-Meo — art historian, museum educator, and NYC tour guide — this art-centric virtual journey will feature:
- A look at the Ninah Cummer Museum of Art in Jacksonville, with highlights of its collection and surrounding gardens
- Eugene Savage’s series of works illustrating and honoring Seminole Life in the Everglades
- Highlights of Art Deco in South Beach, Miami, including WPA Post Office murals
- George Innes Jr. murals in Tarpon Springs
- Highlights of the Norton Museum in West Palm Springs featuring a collection of modern and contemporary art
- The Norton Museum architecture with its Norman Foster designed extension
- A discussion of the Dalí museum in St.Petersburg, from housing masterpieces of the artist’s oeuvre to the Surrealism-inspired building designed by Yann Weymouth
Afterward, we'll have a Q&A with Sylvia — any and all questions are welcomed and encouraged!
Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay for one week after the entire series concludes.
See you there, virtually!
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About Sylvia
Sylvia Laudien-Meo is a freelance Art Historian who works in and around the city in various capacities, specializing on Modern and Contemporary art, with a strong focus on Public Art. She teaches art history at Fairleigh Dickinson University and has been working as a museum educator at MoMA, the Guggenheim and the Jewish Museum for over many years, engaging visitors in conversation based, interactive art experiences of permanent collections and changing exhibitions.
For the Municipal Art Society, UFT, Brandeis Univ., and private clients, she has been touring the city for over 20 years, exploring art and architecture, parks, neighborhoods and history. Working in various different capacities gives her a unique opportunity to make intriguing connections and weave together the complex perspectives that make out the tapestry of our fascinating city.
SLM holds a Masters Degree in Art History (with minors in History and American Studies) from the Joh. Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, as well as a Tourism degree from the EST in Paris France.
The Art of Florida Series
Part 1: Gilded Age Splendor (Wednesday, May 1)
Part 2: Arts and Crafts Movement (Wednesday, May 8)
Part 3: Early 20th Century Collections (Wednesday, May 15)
Part 4: Contemporary Art in Miami (Wednesday, May 22)
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'The Art of Florida, Part 3: Early 20th Century Collections' Webinar