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A Klu Klux Klan hood in a baby carriage; a whipping post that resembles a crucifix encircled by exquisite salon chairs; a jet-black Venetian chandelier named “Othello’s Light.” Can you guess what all of these things have in common?
Gary Mormino, a professor from the University of South Florida, visited the Matheson History Museum of Art on Jan. 12 and explored Florida food history in his lecture, “10 Foods that Define Florida."
Gary Mormino, a professor from the University of South Florida, visited the Matheson History Museum of Art on Jan. 12 and explored Florida food history in his lecture, “10 Foods that Define Florida."
Have you ever wondered what makes foods in the Sunshine State iconic or where they originally came from?
Stephany Larez, a 19-year-old freshman health science major at Santa Fe College, volunteers Saturday morning at the Collective Paper Aesthetics exhibit. She enjoys working with kids at the exhibit and loves “the whole idea of mixing science and art together.” The gallery allowed visitors to build with foldable dye cut pieces in order to eventually create a larger structure from thousands of the smaller pieces, said Ellie Thom, the senior manager of Exhibit and Visionaries at the Cade Museum.
The Cade Museum for Creativity & Innovation opened to the public Saturday, May 19. The museum encourages learners of all ages to think like an inventor, meet an inventor, and be an inventor. It is located at 811 South Main Street, next to Depot Park.
Museum goers can build and remake a sculpture on display in an exhibit Saturday.
Gainesville residents can enjoy a night of art, poetry and call for social change to celebrate the 50th anniversary of African-American studies at UF and the life of Martin Luther King Jr. on Thursday.
Jesse Borden spent his summer 8,000 miles away from Gainesville climbing trees and scouring for lizards.
Anyone riding a bike through campus with their hair blowing in the wind can pick up a free helmet from University Police.
Frankenstein, smallpox and Kevin Spacey have something in common. UF honors students are preparing an exhibit about monsters, and all three are on display.
Writer's caption: Gainesville residents gather around the front of the restored Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Writer's caption: Gainesville residents gather around the front of the restored Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center for the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The King of Blues, B.B. King, serenaded a Gainesville hotspot in the 1940s.
Russell Houston Hull came out of his foxhole when the cannons stopped firing.
The world’s population continues to grapple with climate change, hence the reason why exhibitions like that of the Harn Museum play a large role in dismantling fear and instead instilling the desire to create change.
The entrance to the exhibition at the Harn Museum in Gainesville, Fla.
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