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"The Light Fantastic: Contemporary Irish Stained Glass Art," "Steven Sylvester — Art of the Form: Contemporary Clay Art," "Women Collared for Work," and "British Women Silversmiths: Private Collection of 17th to 19th Century Pieces"Through August 15 at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, 2855 Coral Springs Dr., Coral Springs. Call 954-340-5000, or click here.

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• Barbara O'Keefe
• Steven Sylvester
• Mary Mackey
• Killian Schurmann
• Visual Arts

Almost as a footnote, the museum includes a tiny display called "British Women Silversmiths: Private Collection of 17th to 19th Century Pieces." In two cases, one wall-mounted, we get 29 pieces, ranging from serving spoons and various specialized spoons to goblets and beer cups and tea and coffee pots, all polished to a high sheen. O'Keefe, who has long brought her knowledge of and passion for crafts to her job as museum director, hints that this may be the first of a series of displays devoted to objects from private collections. That would provide yet another reason to visit the Coral Springs Museum, perhaps the most underappreciated of South Florida's arts institutions.