Louise Irvine The Spirit of Ubuntu is spreading in South Florida. The ancient African philosophy translates to “I am because we are” or “We are

Dive into WMODA this summer and cool off to beat the heat of the blazing Florida sun and humid rainstorms. Have fun with our mermaid

By Louise Irvine Dale Chihuly is considered the visionary pioneer of the American Studio Glass Movement. Through constant experimentation and boundary-breaking projects, Chihuly has changed

By Louise Irvine Floriography is the “language of flowers,” and secret messages were communicated through “talking bouquets” to circumvent the strict etiquette of the Victorian

Ignite Your Passion for the Fired Arts May is Membership Month at WMODA, and we are thrilled to introduce new ways to experience the magic

The striking Mega Kaleidoscope mosaic mural at WMODA was acquired by Arthur Wiener after a visit to Allison Eden Studios in Brooklyn, where he encountered

By Louise Irvine Alan Tinter has been collecting kaleidoscopes since the 1980s, and he is excited to introduce this intriguing art form to WMODA as

By Louise Irvine After 25 years of creating collectible ceramic art, the Ardmore Studio in KwaZulu-Natal began translating the lush patterns of African fauna and

By Louise Irvine In America, the carnation is the official emblem for Mother’s Day, pink for appreciation of living mothers and white for remembrance of

By Louise Irvine Fish and rabbits might appear to have little in common, but they are both associated with April 1st superstitions. In France, April