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SUMMARY:Hermitage Sunsets @ Selby Gardens: State of the Arts in Florida
DESCRIPTION:"Hermitage Sunsets @ Selby Gardens: State of the Arts in Florida" with Hermitage Curatorial Council member Nataki Garrett\, Tony Award-winning producer and friend of the Hermitage Tom Kirdahy\, and Manasota Chapter President of ASALH David Wilkins\, Thursday\, November 30th\, 5pm: No matter where you get your news\, it is a given reality that America   and Florida in particular   feels more divided now than at nearly any point in our history. How does this impact the artists who call Florida home or who come here to make work? What challenges does this create for our state's cultural economy? Leading theater director\, administrator\, and Hermitage National Curatorial Council member Nataki Garrett has first-hand experience of this polarized climate. She brings her knowledge into conversation with Tony and Olivier Award-winning producer Tom Kirdahy\, a Sarasota resident and frequent friend of the Hermitage\, as well as President of the Manasota Chapter of ASALH\, David Wilkins. In a candid conversation moderated by Hermitage Artistic Director and CEO Andy Sandberg\, hear from these local\, national\, and international experts on the state of the arts in Florida and beyond. Presented in Partnership with Marie Selby Botanical Gardens. Registration is required at HermitageArtistRetreat.org ($5/person registration fee).  Marie Selby Botanical Gardens   Historic Spanish Point Campus\, 401 North Tamiami Trail\, Osprey\, FL 34229
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong><span style="color:#002060"><span style="font-family:arial\,sans-serif">&ldquo\;Hermitage Sunsets @ Selby Gardens: State of the Arts in Florida&rdquo\; with Hermitage Curatorial Council member Nataki Garrett\, Tony Award-winning producer and friend of the Hermitage Tom Kirdahy\, and Manasota Chapter President of ASALH David Wilkins\, Thursday\, November 30<sup>th</sup>\, 5pm:&nbsp\;</span></span></strong><span style="font-family:arial\,sans-serif">No matter where you get your news\, it is a given reality that America &ndash\; and Florida in particular &ndash\; feels more divided now than at nearly any point in our history. How does this impact the artists who call Florida home or who come here to make work? What challenges does this create for our state&rsquo\;s cultural economy? Leading theater director\, administrator\, and Hermitage National Curatorial Council member&nbsp\;<strong>Nataki Garrett</strong>&nbsp\;has first-hand experience of this polarized climate. She brings her knowledge into conversation with Tony and Olivier Award-winning producer&nbsp\;<strong>Tom Kirdahy</strong>\, a Sarasota resident and frequent friend of the Hermitage\, as well as President of the Manasota Chapter of ASALH\,&nbsp\;<strong>David Wilkins</strong>. In a candid conversation moderated by Hermitage Artistic Director and CEO&nbsp\;<strong>Andy Sandberg</strong>\, hear from these local\, national\, and international experts on the state of the arts in Florida and beyond.&nbsp\;<em>Presented in Partnership with Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.&nbsp\;<strong>Registration is required at HermitageArtistRetreat.org&nbsp\;</strong>($5/person registration fee)<strong>.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Marie Selby Botanical Gardens &ndash\; Historic Spanish Point Campus\, 401 North Tamiami Trail\, Osprey\, FL 34229</strong></em></span>
LOCATION:Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Historic Spanish Point Campus\, 401 North Tamiami Trail\, Osprey\, FL 34229
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URL:https://www.northportareachamber.com/events/details/hermitage-sunsets-selby-gardens-state-of-the-arts-in-florida-18882
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