Miniature Art Society of Florida


1/14/2024 - 2/4/2024

Dunedin Fine Art Center
1143 Michigan Blvd
Dunedin, Florida 34698
United States

7272983322
https://miniatureartsocietyofflorida.com/index.html

 

 

•2024 Show Runs - January 14th - February 4th

 

Art may be purchased in person OR online


Show/Activity Schedule:
Saturday, January 13th: Collectors Preview (No Invitation Necessary): DFAC, 10AM - 2PM


Sunday, January 14th: Awards Brunch (By invitation and requires registration fee - details will be added here later.)

 

8:45 AM Register/Convene 9:00 AM Awards Brunch
Bon Appetit Restaurant, 150 Marina Place, Dunedin, Florida


Sunday, January 14th: Public Opening: 1PM - 4PM
Sunday, February 4th: Last day of show: 1PM - 4PM. Online sales close at 3PM.



 

•The 2024 MASF Exhibition will be held at the Dunedin Fine Art Center (DFAC)
1143 Michigan Blvd., Dunedin, Florida 34698; (727) 298-3322
Hours: Monday - Friday 10AM - 5PM; Saturday 10AM - 2PM; Sunday 1 - 4PM

 


What is Miniature Art?

 

Miniature art is fine art. Miniature art is a specialty art, not a novelty art. Through the ages it has been considered an art form. Miniature art is most often extremely detailed work, exquisite in color with a strength of composition which can more than compete with larger paintings. A compositional guide requires a gentle, no more than 1/6th scale of the actual subject.


A miniature usually takes as long or longer to produce as a large piece of art. A fine miniature can be magnified many times and it will still hold together as a fine work of art of much greater size. Most artists can work large, but few have the skill and discipline to work miniature. This unique art form, based on a minute scale, traces its roots back to the book paintings and illuminated manuscripts of the 7th century.

 


 

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