This four-week workshop immerses students in the bold forms and graphic surfaces that define Jun Kaneko’s iconic ceramic practice, with participants creating sculptural pieces no larger than eight inches cubed. Over the first three weeks

Join us for an inspiring and transformative experience at the Beauty From Ashes Conference Tampa. This gathering is dedicated to empowering women through faith, community, and shared stories of resilience. Located in the vibrant heart

FREE COMMUNITY SCREENING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA – Reeves Theater (Vaughn Center) Join Tampa Theatre and the Henry B. Plant Museum for a FREE community screening in the Reeves Theater (Vaughn Center) on the University

Commemorate the Juneteenth holiday with the Tampa Museum of Art! Children’s Board Free Family Day: Juneteenth Cultural Celebration will be an exciting day at the museum full of engaging activities for the whole community!  On

The Tampa Museum of Art hosts a special evening celebrating the first exhibition in Tampa dedicated to the art and artifacts of ancient Egypt, Mysteries of the Nile: Ancient Egypt. Step back in time and

Since ancient times, humans have created meaning of our world and the afterlife through the art of poetic expression. This “River of My Life: A Poetic Expression Workshop” will engage students in communicating with ancient

Explore the world of Encaustic art, an ancient form of painting with hot pigmented beeswax used in a modern way! During this course participants will learn about encaustic history, materials, and safety. In this 4-day

Join us for an engaging and interactive discussion at the C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Public Library. Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Tampa Museum of Art, will present a talk on

Use clay to build, mold, and sculpt three-dimensional works using coil building, slab building, and other hand-building techniques. All experience levels are welcome; beginners and up. Saturdays, Jul 11 – Aug 15 | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Join us for an engaging and interactive discussion at the Robert W. Saunders, Sr. Public Library.  Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Tampa Museum of Art, will present a talk on