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1315 | Episode
Season 13
Episode 15
The world's most technologically advanced bell tower, Ars Sonora, can be found on campus at the University of Tampa. Culinary historian Michael Twitty explores African American foodways and food history. An exhibition focuses on New England's connection to Transcendentalism and alternative thought. An exhibition in Boca Raton presents glass works by over 30 artists new to the medium.
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Florida Orchestra | Kaleidoscopic Images | Stereotank | Cowboy Arts & Gear Museum
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#Paint22 Tampa | Triiibe activism | Supernatural Humanoids | Battleborn Memorial
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Art of taxidermy | Student artists | Halloween year-round | Iconic Roy Lichtenstein
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Mosaic House of Dunedin | Wearable art | Underwater photo exhibition | Painting outdoors
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Art from salvaged materials | African-American dance | Vocal ensemble | Fine jewelry
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Alex Harris | Deaf Storyslam | Emily Reid | Chesterwood
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Hand-painted signs | Functional pieces |Cuban caricaturist | Sculptures from dreams
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Griffith Davis | Hand-dyed clothing | 15th-century painting techniques | John Waters
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Natural bodybuilding | Plein Air painting | Hot air balloon | Hand-painted glass design
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TBUFF | Passion for painting | Detroit photography | Stretchable paper sculptures
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Star Wars cosplay | Kohler Foundation | Eddie Mormon | "Indecent" by Paul Vogel
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Geometric painter | All-in-one art space | Pipe organ | Scrap metal furniture