Not your typical exhibition opening, Culture Pop! is Central Florida's original interactive art party. Attend this one-of-a-kind event series on Friday, March 3, 2017 from 6-9pm when the Art & History Museums – Maitland kicks off Art31, a 31-day series of events and exhibitions that honor the legacy of the Maitland Art Center.

Culture Pop! includes the opening of the highly-anticipated exhibition Borrowed Light, featuring works by Stephen Knapp, Deanna Morse and Ryan Buyssens. 

Exclusive to Art31’s Culture Pop!:

  • 10 Questions with the artists and A&H’s Chief Curator
  • Live music by The Pauses & James Dreffen
  • Short films from the Enzian
  • Nathan Selikoff's Audiograph art projection
  • Art31: Talking Room experience by C.R. Barnett
  • Pop-up exhibition by A&H Artist-in-Action Suzanne Oberholtzer

As always, you'll enjoy literary readings hosted by A&H’s Writer-in-Residence, Artist-in-Action/Art School open studios, complimentary light bites, a cash bar with fine wine & craft beers, and a unique glimpse of the A&H’s beautiful historic campus after nightfall.

The centerpieces of Borrowed Light are Knapp’s Lightpaintings, combining light and sculpture to create immersive, colorful installations.

TICKETS

Admission is $5 per person and FREE for A&H Members. Tickets are purchased at the door. 

DETAILS

Culture Pop!
Friday, March 3, 6-9pm
Art & History Museums – Maitland
231 W. Packwood Avenue
Maitland, Florida 32751
407-539-2181 and artandhistory.org/culture-pop

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Later this month… Art31: Light Play on March 31st

Later in the month, come back for another date night — Art31: Light Play – an outdoor performance by Voci Dance, inspired by the theme of Borrowed Light, on March 31. The evening also includes open galleries, last chance to see the Talking Room experience, and a cash bar. More details at: artandhistory.org/event/art31-light-play.

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