Harvey Littleton: No Secrets Exhibit At Kendall Campus

Works that feature glass artist Harvey Littleton, the founder of Littleton Studios, are on display at Kendall Campus, 11011 SW 104 St., in the M building’s Martin and Pat Fine Center for the Arts Kendall Gallery until March 13.

The show, called Harvey Littleton: No Secrets, was curated by John Loscuito, director of the gallery of art at Florida Gulf Coast University and Andrew Owen, an art professor at FGCU.

Littleton founded a new style called vitreography, which is a fine art printmaking technique that uses glass mixtures. The collection features 50 works from Littleton, as well as other artists who all used the vitreography style Littleton created.

Admission is free and open to the public. For more information call 305-237-7700.

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