The Members' Series is fascinating presentations made by artist. The Glasswork of Susan B. Gott Susan B. Gott earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in sculptural glass from Kent State University, and studied glass at Pilchuck, Haystack, Arrowmont, and Penland Schools. She is an accomplished glass artist and educator. She has worked in glass for over 20 years and owns and operates Phoenix Studio Inc., in Tampa, Florida. Her art is featured in several publications including New Glass Review 16, Glass Art, American Craft, and Glass.
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David Nateman, Ph.D., Curator of Education at the Polk Museum of Art, will discuss some of the roles that art has played in various cultures historically. In addition, Nateman will offer some thoughts concerning factors that have influenced trends and behaviors seen in art. Registration is not required. Enjoy coffee and conversations before a free tour of the exhibits by Assistant Curator of Art Todd Behrens. This is the first American exhibition of the work of the MADI movement, which began in Argentina during the mid-1940s under the leadership of Carmelo Arden Quin.