MUSEUMS
Vero Beach Opera 2020
Rossini’s Opera
Se iLLe
“Bribery, deception and disguise abound!!”
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SEASON OF THE ARTS
Sunday, January 12
at 3 pm
Best of
Broadway and opera
Phantom of the Opera,
Les Miserables, and
other Broadway and
Opera Favorites!!
Master Class,
Vocal Competition and Concert!!!
Celebrating 30 Years
VBO Corporate Sponsor
Season Sponsor
VBHS Performing Arts Center,
1707 16th Street, Vero Beach, FL
Box Office: 772-564-5537
Online Ticketing: VeroBeachOpera.org
All seats reserved • Student tickets half price
Programs subject to change without notice
The
of
B rBer
Saturday, February 22
at 7 pm
David Pershall
as Figaro
ConCert
Rising staRs
OpeRa FestivaL
Tuesday - Friday, March 24 - 27
Times Vary
Four Met
Opera Artists
THE PHILLIPPS COLLECTION
Washington Arch, Spring, by Childe Hassam (1859-1935), oil on canvas, an
example of the American impressionist’s fondness for city life, will be on
display at Vero Beach Museum of Art this spring.
Opium War. The seven heads known to exist (rat, ox, tiger,
rabbit, horse, monkey and boar) have been returned to China.
Ai Weiwei based seven of his sculptures on these originals
while the remaining five (dragon, snake, goat, rooster and
dog) are the artist’s reimagining of the missing sculptures.
“Fred Wilson, The Way the Moon’s in Love with the Dark (2017)”
Now through Dec. 31
Post Front Rotunda
Fred Wilson’s chandelier creation engages visitors from the
moment they enter the museum. It is over 8 feet high and 5
feet wide and is made of black murano glass, brass and steel.
“From Homer to Hopper: American Art from The Phillips
Collection”
Feb. 1 to May 31, 2020
Holmes and Titelman Galleries
“From Homer to Hopper” presents some of the most important
American paintings and sculptures from The Phillips
Collection in Washington, D.C. The exhibition explores the
history of American art from the late 19th century through
the 1960s, as the country was establishing its artistic identity
and setting its course for modern art. The selection of
works encompasses the exacting realism of Thomas Eakins
and Winslow Homer, the impressionist paintings of Childe
Hassam and John Henry Twachtman, the evocative images of
Edward Hopper and Charles Sheeler, and continues with the
bold modernist abstractions of Stuart Davis, Arthur Dove and
Georgia O’Keeffe. >>
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