EVENT

‘Americana’ photography installation w/Dom DiPaolo
Sunday, May 3rd 2015 | 7pm | Timucua White House

Don’t miss artist Dom DiPaolo’s ‘Americana Portraits’ photography installation accompanied by a Folk and Americana music performance at the Timucua White House.

• Music: http://www.myneighborband.com
• Doors at 7pm BYOB and food to share.
• Free admission for everyone! Donations are welcomed.

Timucua, The White House, is a haven for the local intelligentsia and was designed and built as both home and concert venue by Benoit Glazer and his wife, Elaine Corriveau. If the exterior is plain, the interior more than makes up for that, with stained glass, Brazilian granite floors, brick and wood walls, and an art gallery that changes from week to week. Everything, even the African masks on the back wall and balconies, has been placed for acoustic effect. As music director for Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba, Glazer wouldn’t have it any other way.

About Dom DiPaolo:
Dominic DiPaolo (B. 1989), earned his BS in photography from the Art Institute of Philadelphia, where he was a 2011 Presidential Scholarship fellow. He is currently an MFA candidate at the University of Central Florida. Recent exhibitions include the 2014 Red Clay Survey at the Huntsville Museum of Art in Alabama, It's About Time, MFA Thesis Exhibition at the VAB Gallery, UCF, Orlando, FL. He currently lives and works in Orlando with his wife and dog.

“I am interested in relationships, patriotism and perception. My personal attraction for historical tradition guides my investigations. The work explores the shift in national pride that has occurred over the last 50 years, my experience of being an American, and how it differs from other people’s experiences.” - Dom DiPaolo