The Museum’s growing photography collection includes great variety in artists, themes, and techniques. Artists represented in the exhibition include Jerry Uelsmann, Lee Friedlander, Richard Buswell, and Birney Imes.
Doug Hall’s reputation was founded on his work in video, performance, and installation from the late ‘70s and ‘80s.
ART (Art Resource Trust) is a newly formed group of Museum supporters whose mission is to support the purchase of artwork for the Museum’s permanent collection while learning more about collecting art.
The Picasso exhibition presents a selection of the ceramics created by Pablo Picasso in collaboration with George and Suzanne Ramie and the artisans at their Madoura pottery workshop in Vallauris, Southern France, between the years 1947 and 1971.
In recent years, Gainesville artist Margaret Ross Tolbert has developed two distinctive bodies of work: the springs of North and Central Florida, and Turkish doors.
This exhibition is a beautiful installation of glass and bronze artworks created by Ginny Ruffner of Seattle, Washington.
The extraordinary paintings in this exhibition come from the collection of Dr. Matthew Edlund of Sarasota.
Tampa artist Şangoyemi Ogunsanya works in a variety of media to explore her personal blending of African mythology, nature, and contemporary African-American culture.
Florida is home to some of this country’s most talented artists and the Polk Museum of Art has a rich collection of their work.
Selected by a distinguished panel of artists and art professionals, the fifteen artists in this exhibition represent some of the most imaginative and significant art being produced throughout the state.
The Polk Museum of Art has recently extended its holdings to include African Art.
This exhibition, which examines the creative possibilities within a number of different printmaking techniques, will feature a discussion of both artistic and process concerns.
