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Fall 2013 - The Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens

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Don’t Miss Out!! Here’s a Sneak Peek at our next exhibitand program offerings at the <strong>Polasek</strong>:<strong>Museum</strong> Day Live! Free AdmissionWas a great success with over 400 visitorsSaturday, September 28, <strong>2013</strong> 10:00 am to 4:00 pm<strong>The</strong> <strong>Albin</strong> <strong>Polasek</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> & <strong>Sculpture</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> opened itsdoors free for the Ninth AnnualSmithsonian Magazine’s <strong>Museum</strong> DayLive! With a focus on the importance ofHistoric Preservation, complimentaryart activities that the whole family<strong>Polasek</strong> Trustee Judy Duda and museum volunteerRene Escobar greet visitors on<strong>Museum</strong> Day Live <strong>2013</strong>.loved! Visitors learned about preservingtheir family’s history with a “LifeCasting” demonstration by Presidentof the Central FL SculptorsGuild, Amy Wieck. Participantspreserved part of themselvesin this hands-on demo!At 11 am Christine MadridFrench, <strong>The</strong> Maitland ArtCenter’s Curator of History,gave a special presentation on<strong>The</strong> Capen House PreservationProject.Art activities with visitors on <strong>Museum</strong> Day Live <strong>2013</strong>6Amy Wieck, Life Casting Demowith visitors on<strong>Museum</strong> Day Live <strong>2013</strong>Czech themed arrt activities with visitorsJoanie Holzer SchirmThank you to our staff, volunteers and visitors for agreat <strong>Museum</strong> Day Live! <strong>2013</strong>.Christine Madrid French presenting Capen House programCzechoslovakian Independence Day Free AdmissionSunday, October 27, <strong>2013</strong> 1:00 – 4:00 pm<strong>Museum</strong> founder, <strong>Albin</strong> <strong>Polasek</strong>, was born and raised in the provinceof Moravia, in what is now the Czech Republic. In honor of hisheritage, the historic residence, gallery, and gardens will be open forthe public to self-tour. Bring the whole family in for a complimentaryart activity based on Czech folk art and costumes. While you’re inthe gallery, be sure to check out the current art exhibit, Awakenings:<strong>The</strong> Art of Ursula Schwartz” for its final day running! View acollection of Czech heritage objects and art which will be on displayin the historic home. Guaranteed to learn something new and makesome great memories! Silk artist extraordinaire, Jamie Kirkell, will bedoing a one-day-only “Trunk Show” of his exquisite silk artwork andgossamer scarves. Come see it first hand and snag a great gift! Jamie willgive a presentation at 1:30 pm in the gallery with slides and batiks from Sacred Moments, by Ursula Schwartz36”x48”, oil on canvasIndonesia. While you’re at the <strong>Museum</strong>, don’t miss your opportunity tomeet and greet renowned author Joanie Holzer Schirm. <strong>The</strong> author of the historically acclaimedbook, Adventurers Against <strong>The</strong>ir Will, an extraordinary collection of World War II stories ofsurvival, escape, and connection – unlike any other. Joanie will be onsite for book signingsthroughout the afternoon and will give a special presentation at 3pm. Get your personal copysigned and learn the story behind the story!Traditional Czech kolache (fruit-filled pastry)and refreshments will be served to visitors for adonation. Hand-crafted jewelry made in theCzech Republic by “Zivot” and fine Czech crystaland glassware by “Heart of Europe” will beavailable in the museum gift shop, along withJamie Kirkell’s scarves.Enrich lives through the power of inspiration, which people experience in <strong>The</strong> <strong>Polasek</strong>’s STORY, SETTING and ART.

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