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Demo of Monotype Printing with Gainor Roberts

  • Thursday, February 14, 2019
  • 7:00 PM 8:30 PM
  • Old Hyde Park Art Center 705 W. Swann Avenue Tampa, FL 33606 USA (map)
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Monotype Workshop with Gainor Roberts

Free & Open to the Public
705 West Swann Avenue
Tampa, FL, 33606
Phone: 813-251-3780
Hours: Tue-Sun Noon to 3PM
Closed Mondays

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The Doodad Sculpture Competition is a one-of-a-kind event that inspires K–12 students across Hillsborough County to think creatively and act sustainably. Hosted by the all-volunteer Doodad Committee of Tampa Regional Artists, this annual competition challenges young artists to create 3-dimensional sculptures using unconventional, discarded materials—all in response to an environmentally conscious theme.