Art in Bloom at Orlando Museum of Art puts flowers on the pedestals
Members from the Orlando Museum of Art volunteer group, Council of 101, were busy at work making final preparations on Thursday for the start of the popular springtime special event, Art in Bloom, … Members from the Orlando Museum of Art volunteer group, Council of 101, are preparing for the 41st year of Art in Bloom, a springtime special event at the museum. The event, which includes local florists creating floral creations inspired by the art around the museum, will open on Friday, April 5 and run through the weekend. The annual spring fundraiser put on by the Council of101 highlights the floral works and raises funds for upcoming exhibits and educational programs at the institution. Tickets for general admission cost $20 for adults, $12 for children (3-12), and $12 if seniors, active-duty military, and first responders (with ID).
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Members from the Orlando Museum of Art volunteer group, Council of 101, were busy at work making final preparations on Thursday for the start of the popular springtime special event, Art in Bloom, at the Orlando Museum of Art. Flashes of fresh flowers were being carefully crafted into bouquets scattered among the galleries, along with their fragrant scents, as local florists carefully pulled together floral creations inspired by the art around the museum. Many of them will be available for purchase and to be enjoyed at home. Now in its 41st year, Art in Bloom is the annual spring fundraiser put on by the Council of 101 that highlights the floral works and raises funds that benefit upcoming exhibits and educational programs at the museum. The special event starts on Friday, April 5, and will run through Sunday, April 7, featuring special guest artist talks, a silent auction, antique dealers, What’s it Worth? appraisals, pop-up shops and more.
General Admission ticket prices are $20 for adults, $12 for children (3-12), and $12 for seniors, active-duty military, and first responders (with ID).
• None Chanyapach Chanmontree’s floral arrangement for the Art in Bloom event at the Orlando Museum of Art is ready for a reveal. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None Chanyapach Chanmontree from FOL Flora & Design photographs her floral arrangement Thursday, after putting the finishing touches on her creation. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None A couple of Council of 101 members visualize the placement of a piece for the large arch they are constructing in the atrium of the Orlando Museum of Art for the Art in Bloom event. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None A Marc Handelman painting inspires this vibrant floral arrangement for the Art in Bloom. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None A floral arrangement by Flower No. 5 centerpieces one of the galleries at the Orlando Museum of Art for the Art in Bloom event. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None An Art in Bloom floral arrangement on display at the Orlando Museum of Art, incorporates glass tear drops and broken mirror pieces into the design. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None Louise Buhrmann, inspired by the Japanese art of flower arrangement manner called Ikebana, begins the process of arranging flowers for the Art in Bloom event.
• None The Art in Bloom special event at the Orlando Museum of Art pairs intricate floral arrangements by local florists next to the art on the walls and around the galleries that inspired them. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None The Art in Bloom special event at the Orlando Museum of Art pairs intricate floral arrangements by local florists next to the art on the walls and around the galleries that inspired it. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None Joanne LaPoma from LaPoma and LaPoma antiques sets up her booth on Thursday, for the Art in Bloom event at the Orlando Museum of Art. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)
• None Council of 101 member Katrena Luoni arranges fresh flowers on Thursday, April 4, 2024, into a portion of her large floral creation titled 'Printemps' that will meet guests at the entrance to galleries for the Art in Bloom event at the Orlando Museum of Art. (Rich Pope, Orlando Sentinel)