Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

Enter the enchanting world of ceramic artist Taylor Robenalt as  she showcases her anthropomorphic porcelain animal, figure, and flora sculptures in this mid-career retrospective at the Museum of Art – DeLand. Through layered symbolism and narrative form, Robenalt contributes to the evolving conversation surrounding sculptural ceramics, bridging the disciplines of ceramics and sculpture in ways that expand how we understand both. Robenalt's work highlights the power of storytelling, where symbolic forms come together to create a larger narrative of change and transformation. A professor at Ringling College of Art and Design, Robenalt creates work that is visually accessible and emotionally resonant, encouraging viewers to engage intuitively. This exhibition offers space for reflection, connecting audiences to themes of identity, transformation, and shared human experience. Viewers are encouraged to see their own evolving stories reflected in the work, bridging personal experience with contemporary artistic dialogue. Robenalt holds a BFA in bronze casting and stone carving from Southern Methodist University and an MFA in ceramics from the University of Georgia.  She has been the subject of ten solo exhibits and has participated in over forty international group exhibits.     Image: Taylor Robenalt, Mama Bear and Cub Rising with Resilience (Detail), 2026, Stoneware under glaze, glaze, luster, and mixed media, 58 in. x 62 in. x 48 in., Photo: Sorcha Augustine

The Ultimate Tina Turner Tribute Show Simply Tina is a phenomenal Tina Turner tribute band hailing from South Florida. They capture the essence and electrifying energy of the legendary Queen of Rock 'n' Roll with remarkable precision and passion. From their dynamic stage presence to their impeccable renditions of Tina's greatest hits, Simply Tina transports audiences back in time to experience the powerhouse performances that made Tina Turner an icon. With their exceptional vocal talent, authentic costumes, and a live band that delivers exhilarating music, Simply Tina offers an unforgettable tribute experience that leaves audiences mesmerized and craving more. They have become a staple in the South Florida music scene and the United States, enchanting crowds and paying homage to the incomparable Tina Turner in the most captivating way possible. RESERVE SEATINGPreferred Reserved Seating $401st. 6 rows Orchestra & 2 Rows Center Balcony General Reserved Seating $35 A $5.00 per ticket Processing charge is added to all purchases and we collect a 6.5% State and County Sales Tax Due to the fact that the Historic Athens Theatre does not have an elevator to the balcony. The balcony is not accessible to anyone with a wheelchair or walker. All Patrons with special needs can contact the Box Office at 386-736-1500 for our wheelchair/walker accessible seating. SPECIAL BOX SEAT PACKAGEBOX SEATS AVAILABLE6 SEATS PER BOX SEAT AREA $300PLEASE CONTACT THE BOX OFFICE AT 386-736-1500

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