DUNEDIN — It’s not too late to journey into the world of miniature masterpieces, and to be mesmerized by work that highlights the intricate details of small-scale art — but don’t wait long, because the 51st International Miniature Art Exhibition will conclude on Sunday, Feb. 15. The exhibition, presented by the Miniature Art Society of Florida, is on display at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, 600 E. Klosterman Road, on the Tarpon Springs campus of St. Petersburg College.
This MASF exhibition features more than 500 exquisite miniature works from around the globe and more than 100 miniatures from the society’s permanent collection.
This is one of the most anticipated shows in the Tampa Bay area each year. Visitors will be amazed by the delicate refinement and exquisite details within these tiny masterpieces. There are paintings, fired porcelain, pastel, colored pencil, and sculptures — which include works created by some of the world’s finest miniature artists. Since entries come from 21 states and six countries, the show provides a wonderful diversity of subject matter, media, and frames…