Exhibition Calendar
22nd Floor Capitol Art Gallery
Celebrating the 29th Anniversary of the Florida-Wakayama Sister State Agreement
On view through December 30, 2024
Organized by the Florida Division of Arts and Culture and the Florida Wakayama Cultural Association, the exhibit features the exceptional work of Hakuzan Kubo, a highly respected mask carver whose masks are used by professional Noh performers throughout Japan.
Also showcasing pottery, cultural items, and artwork from Wakayama, Japan as well as selections from Florida artists, and the Department of State collections.
Past Exhibits
Path of the Panther
by Carlton Ward, Jr.
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Carlton Ward, Jr., is a conservation photographer and National Geographic Explorer whose mission is to inspire appreciation and protection of Florida’s original nature and culture – the endangered wildness that is often hidden in plain site.
The public and political movement to save the Florida Wildlife Corridor emerged as a result of this story of the endangered Florida Panther and the PATH OF THE PANTHER project helped inspire the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act in 2001.
For more information about the PATH OF THE PANTHER award-winning film and book, please visit PathofthePanther.com
Cabinet Meeting Room
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Photography by Don Browning
The artwork was donated to the Department of State Art Collection in 2007 and commemorated the establishment of a Wading Birds Rookery Sanctuary.
