The Orlando Museum of Art has acquired two new works by internationally renowned artists. It is located at 2416 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803. In this exhibition, the museum will showcase the work of internationally recognized artist Shirin Neshat and celebrated mid-career artist Deborah Roberts. The works will be on display in three galleries at the museum. The exhibition will be accompanied by a special reception for members.

The Orlando Museum of Art is proud of its collection and its commitment to the community. In addition to the permanent collection, it exhibits contemporary art, African art and American art before 1945. It also houses the world's largest Tiffany stained glass. In addition, the museum's contract tours provide educational programs for the public, with a focus on critical thinking skills.

The exhibition Purvis Young and His Angels will open on September 14th, with a reception from 6:30 to 8pm. The reception will feature complimentary soft drinks and cash bar. The Orlando Museum of Art is proud to show this internationally acclaimed artist's work. Twenty-three of his works will be on display in the exhibit. A number of his works are on loan to the museum from his private collection.

For more information on the exhibition, visit the Orlando Museum of Art website. The exhibition will be on view through December 31, 2018. Guests can expect complimentary soft drinks and a cash bar at the reception. Afterward, they can enjoy a gourmet dinner. The dinner will be followed by a tour of the exhibition. Tickets for this exhibition are $150 per person.

The OMA also announces that its first exhibit of 2020 will be titled JEFRE: Points of Connection. The show will open on Oct. 3, 2020 and remain on display through Jan. 3, 2021. A series of videos produced by the museum's Associates will explore the creative process of selected artists and their work. Among the topics that will be discussed by the artists is the architecture of the home, the threat to Florida's environment, and the journey of a refugee.

The Orlando Museum of Art is looking for a dynamic team player who is creative and collaborative. As Associate Curator of Adult Programs and Outreach, you will develop innovative and engaging programs, evaluate their impact, and build long-lasting community partnerships. In addition, you will oversee the museum's adult educational initiatives as well as all associated administrative aspects. As a frontline museum representative, you will represent the museum's programs throughout the community and in the media.

The Orlando Museum of Art Florida is proud to add the work of internationally recognized artist Jared McGriff to their permanent collection. The award-winning artist has been receiving increasing attention from both national and international audiences. The exhibition will be part of the museum's major fall exhibition. Learn more. Next article.