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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for an engaging and interactive discussion at the C. B
 lythe Andrews\, Jr. Public Library.\n\nJoanna Robotham\, Curator of Modern
  and Contemporary Art at the Tampa Museum of Art\, will present a talk on 
 three of Florida’s distinguished self-taught artists: Harold Newton\, Purv
 is Young\, and Ruby C. Williams. Each artist found success as painters des
 pite the adversity they faced during the Jim Crow era. On the Space Coast\
 , Harold Newton was regarded as one of the pillars of the Florida Highway\
 , a collective known for their idyllic landscapes of Florida’s shorelines 
 and rivers. Purvis Young  painted his Overtown neighborhood in Miami in hi
 s assemblage artworks. Ruby C. Williams\, known locally as Miss Ruby\, cre
 ated vibrant fruit and vegetable signs to advertise her family’s farm in B
 ealsville. A woman of faith\, Miss Ruby also painted imagery with uplighti
 ng hymns.\n\nHarold Newton\, Purvis Young\, and Ruby C. Williams’s art are
  part of the Tampa Museum of Art’s permanent collection. They are featured
  artists in the poster exhibition Made in Florida\, on view across the Hil
 lsborough County Library system.
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging and interactive discussion at the C. Bl
 ythe Andrews\, Jr. Public Library.\n\nJoanna Robotham\, Curator of Modern 
 and Contemporary Art at the Tampa Museum of Art\, will present a talk on t
 hree of Florida’s distinguished self-taught artists: Harold Newton\, Purvi
 s Young\, and Ruby C. Williams. Each artist found success as painters desp
 ite the adversity they faced during the Jim Crow era. On the Space Coast\,
  Harold Newton was regarded as one of the pillars of the Florida Highway\,
  a collective known for their idyllic landscapes of Florida’s shorelines a
 nd rivers. Purvis Young  painted his Overtown neighborhood in Miami in his
  assemblage artworks. Ruby C. Williams\, known locally as Miss Ruby\, crea
 ted vibrant fruit and vegetable signs to advertise her family’s farm in Be
 alsville. A woman of faith\, Miss Ruby also painted imagery with uplightin
 g hymns.\n\nHarold Newton\, Purvis Young\, and Ruby C. Williams’s art are 
 part of the Tampa Museum of Art’s permanent collection. They are featured 
 artists in the poster exhibition Made in Florida\, on view across the Hill
 sborough County Library system.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260710T110000
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LOCATION:120 W Gasparilla Plaza\, Tampa\, FL 33602 US
SUMMARY:Art Conversation – I Sing Because I am Happy: Florida Self-Taught A
 rtists
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