Alice and her Wonderland friends will “Walk the Runway” later this month at Art Serve’s summer exhibition celebrating South Florida’s fashion scene. Chelsea Rousso is heading back through the looking glass to create a fabulous installation inspired by her Believe the Impossible runway shows at WMODA. Chelsea has a novel

Our WMODA Gallery Guides enhance the visitor experience by providing a welcoming and engaging environment for guests of all ages. They facilitate learning by sharing information and answering questions about the exhibits. They also aim to spark curiosity and encourage discussions tailored to appeal to different groups and interests. The

By Louise Irvine Moorcroft is one of the most popular exhibits at WMODA, and we are sad to report that the Staffordshire pottery is facing significant financial difficulties. After more than 100 years in business, Moorcroft has ceased trading, and we await news on whether the art pottery can be

We love having children at WMODA and are looking forward to seeing many more young visitors during the summer break. Several families participated in our River of Glass and Light art project during our Museum Day celebration, thanks to our amazing volunteer, Judy Cooper, who is a retired teacher.

On June 8, World Oceans Day, WMODA pays tribute to Ocean Rescue Alliance International (ORAI), the 1000 Mermaids Project and the City of Hollywood for successfully deploying a new artificial reef off Hollywood Beach. The Guardians of the Sea reef is the first in South Florida accessible to snorkelers. Visitors

Our Bowled Over with Glass Art workshops, led by Chelsea Rousso, are proving to be very popular. The May workshop sold out within days of the announcement, and it appears that the June encore will also be fully booked. With Chelsea’s expert guidance, 16 participants enjoyed making fazzoletto-style bowls inspired

By Louise Irvine The annual Museum Week event began in 2014 with a collaboration of French museums wishing to expand their audience. It has now become a global event on social media, supported by UNESCO. Over the years, there have been many different cultural conversations supporting important causes and the

“Art in Industry” was the slogan of the 1930s when leading British pottery manufacturers sought to involve distinguished artists in their designs for tableware and fancy goods. Clarice Cliff was at the forefront of this movement, having been chosen as the Art Director for an exhibition of Modern Art for

We experienced the magic of Murano during our International Museum Day celebrations at WMODA, thanks to Louise Irvine’s engaging lectures on May 17 and 18, highlighting the museum’s Hot Glass collection. Louise talked about Chihuly’s love affair with Venice, beginning with his studies as a Fulbright scholar at the Venini