BLOG
A to Z List 2019: A is for Art
A to Z: The Ultimate Luxury Lifestyles List is duPont Registry Tampa Bay‘s annual compendium of the best our region has to offer. Each year we choose a different set of categories and then select businesses that are top-of-the-line in each category. This year: Art to Zinfandel (and everything luxurious in between). Looking for art that’s thoughtful, moving or just plain gorgeous? Here’s where to
Here’s What Happened When Imagine Museum Challenged Glass Artists
Be prepared to be blown away by the works of these studio artists specializing in blown, fused and cast glass artwork. ST. PETERSBURG, FL — Be prepared to be blown away by the works of these studio artists specializing in blown, fused and cast glass artwork. While the sculptures of Daum, the vases of Steuben and the lamp shades of
5 things to do under $5 in Tampa Bay
Posted July 10, 2019 Westfield malls host parties for kids, Scream fans can compete over trivia and local libraries present moon landing talks. This month, Pinellas County residents can take advantage of $5 admission at St. Petersburg’s Imagine Museum. 1. Imagine Museum: It’s Christmas in July for Pinellas County residents, because they can see the beautiful glass art in the Imagine Museum
Florida’s glass art gains international recognition
In 2004, the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg housed a traveling exhibit called “Chihuly Across Florida: Masterworks in Glass.” The success of the five-month show, and the excitement it generated among locals, convinced officials at the Morean Arts Center that a permanent museum featuring Dale Chihuly’s work could thrive in St. Petersburg. Morean pursued the idea for years,
IMAGINE MUSEUM BEST OF THE BEST IN TAMPA BAY
Imagine Museum was selected for one of the 2019 Best of the Best People’s Choice Awards presented by the Tampa Bay Times in the category “Best Museum”. The 2019 Best of the Best People’s Choice Awards were created by the Tampa Bay Times. In the Tampa Bay region, more than 87,000 votes were cast to determine the leading businesses in
Trish Duggan talks Imagine Museum past, present – and future
An area on the Imagine Museum’s third floor displays some of Trish Duggan’s glass creations, and with original wood block prints that themselves began as glassworks. “Every print that you see in these rooms, there’s a piece of glass that matches,” she explains. Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world,
