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SUMMARY:FMoPA'S NEW GALLERY "PHOTO YBOR: THEN AND NOW" RIBBON CUTTING AND RECEPTION
DESCRIPTION:VIP Members reception: 5 - 5:30p\n\nRibbon Cutting: 5:30p\n\nPublic Reception: 5:30p - 7p\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nPhoto Ybor: Then and Now\n\nFeaturing Chip Weiner\n\nwith Bud Lee\, Chris Coxwell\, Todd Bates\,\n\nAmy Martz\, Skip Gandy\, Noah Brooks\, and Dave Decker\n\n \n\nThe Florida Museum of Photographic Arts presents an exhibition chronicling the evolution of Ybor City from its founding in 1886 all the way to the present day as only photography can. This area\, founded and populated by immigrants\, has a long and storied history of Spanish\, Cuban and Italian multiculturalism. A national Historic Landmark District\, Ybor City has undergone many transformations over the years\, both in its resident population and its social and cultural scene.\n\nArtist Chip Weiner has skillfully and painstakingly taken historic photographs created by the\n\nBurgert Brothers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and created new images of these same locations\, capturing the same angle and time of day. The historic and contemporary\n\nimages will be presented side by side\, offering a unique perspective on the city's historical\n\ntransformation. Each location tells a story of change\, preservation and integration.\n\nThe exhibition will also showcase additional photographs by a variety of photographic artists\,\n\nwhich will reflect the broad range of people and businesses that have continued to make Ybor\n\nCity a beloved center for history\, culture\, and entertainment.\n\nOn view: July 18 November 17\, 2024\, Gallery 1
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:VIP Members reception: 5 - 5:30p
\nRibbon Cutting: 5:30p
\nPublic Reception: 5:30p - 7p
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\n \;\nPhoto Ybor: Then and Now
\n\nFeaturing Chip Weiner
\n\nwith Bud Lee\, Chris Coxwell\, Todd Bates\,
\n\nAmy Martz\, Skip Gandy\, Noah Brooks\, and Dave Decker
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\n\nThe Florida Museum of Photographic Arts presents an exhibition chronicling the evolution of Ybor City from its founding in 1886 all the way to the present day as only photography can. This area\, founded and populated by immigrants\, has a long and storied history of Spanish\, Cuban and Italian multiculturalism. A national Historic Landmark District\, Ybor City has undergone many transformations over the years\, both in its resident population and its social and cultural scene.
\n\nArtist Chip Weiner has skillfully and painstakingly taken historic photographs created by the
\nBurgert Brothers from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and created new images of these same locations\, capturing the same angle and time of day. The historic and contemporary
\nimages will be presented side by side\, offering a unique perspective on the city&rsquo\;s historical
\ntransformation. Each location tells a story of change\, preservation and integration.
\n\nThe exhibition will also showcase additional photographs by a variety of photographic artists\,
\nwhich will reflect the broad range of people and businesses that have continued to make Ybor
\nCity a beloved center for history\, culture\, and entertainment.
\n\nOn view: July 18－\;November 17\, 2024\, Gallery 1
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URL:https://members.ybor.org/events/details/fmopa-s-new-gallery-photo-ybor-then-and-now-ribbon-cutting-and-reception-4280
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