Inspired By Chihuly

Inspired By. . .

Artists Respond to Dale Chihuly’s Work

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Through July 31
Chihuly Collection
Details here

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The Morean Arts Center in downtown St. Pete has been a home for artists and arts education for more than 100 years, and has also been running the influential Chihuly Collection of glass art since 2010.

The Morean wanted to see what Dale Chihuly’s impact is on artists who work in other mediums. They selected 10 area muralists, painters, installation artists, ceramicists and more – and asked each to select a piece from the Chihuly Collection they admire, and create a work of art ‘inspired by’ that particular piece.
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Left to right – Amy Ilic-Volpe, Jujmo

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“Some of these artists’ connections to Chihuly’s work are more straightforward than others – many were influenced by his powerful forms and sense of color. We hope this exhibition introduces you to extraordinary local artists you may not have known before, and helps you look at Chihuly’s work in a new and engaging way.”
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Participating artists

Rocky Bridges

Michael Cannata
@mike_cannata_

Saumitra Chandratreya
@saumiisawyou

Amy Ilic-Volpe
@amy_ilic_volpe

Jujmo
@jujmo

Karina Mago
@karina.mago

Chad Mize
@chadmize

Diane V. Radel
@dianevradel.art

Melissa Yungbluth

Zulu Painter
@zulupainter1
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Left to right – Chad Mize, Karina Mago, Michael Cannata, Rocky Bridges, Amy Ilic-Volpe, Diane Radel
Left to right – Melissa Yungbluth, Karina Mago, Michael Cannata, Zulu Painter, Saumitra Chandratreya
Left to right – Diana Radel, Amy Ilic-Volpe
Chad Mize, Blue Neon, enamel on plexi

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The Morean Arts Center is a recipient of the Pinellas Recovers Grant, provided by Creative Pinellas through a grant from the
National Endowment of the Arts American Rescue Plan.

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