Artist- Brian Weston @soulserenityphotography Title - Vista Medium- Photography Size- NA Year - 2018 #orlandoflorida Artist- Jordan Carl Jones @marriedwithoutchildren Title- Moon in the man Medium- Mix media on canvas Size- 18"x24" Year- 2019 #orlandoflorida Artist- JAABPHOTOGRAPHY @jaabphotography Title- The man and his toy Medium- Photography Size- 8"x10" #Orlandoflorida Artist- Heather Nagy @heather.nagy Title- [...]
Artist- E.R. Jess @erjess_illustrator Title - Can’t Snuff Out Mr. Candle Medium- Digital Illustration Size- 24”x24” #orlandoflorida Artist- Eduardo Smet @eduardosmet Title- This Used To Be a Figure Painting Medium- Mixed media on Wood board Size- 24”x36” Year- 2017-2020 #orlandoflorida Artist- Chad Turner @chadturnerartwork Title- Western Sandpiper & Dunlins Medium- Oil on linen Size- [...]
Orlando Museum of Art Through May 30, 2019 The phrase “surrealist landscape painting” might conjure images of Salvador Dali’s fantastic vistas complete with melting timepieces and architectural ruins. Of course, Surrealism isn’t limited to Dali and his clocks. Winifred Johnson Clive painted her vision of surreal landscapes by infusing the ordinary with a hint of magic and mystery. Winifred [...]
Mills Gallery April 5-May 3, 2019 Opening reception April 5, 2019 6:30-9:30pm Harold Garde, 95, renowned Abstract Expressionist, lives and works in Maine and New Smyrna Beach after many years in NYC. Boris Garbe invited me to visit on media day and, once there, suggested I interview Harold. Here’s that impromptu interview, edited for space. * * * [...]
Orlando Museum of Art Through May 5, 2019 Louis Dewis: A Belgian Post-Impressionist, currently on view at the Orlando Museum of Art, is more than an exhibition featuring the art of a lesser-known early 20th century painter, it’s a celebration of the life of a true artist. Dewis was clearly inspired by the great artist of the late [...]
Lay of the Land: The Art of Florida’s Cattle Culture Through April 14 th There are many museums big and small throughout Central Florida. But the Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Garden is the only one in all of Florida that’s on the National Trust’s Register of Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios. Located in Winter Park on beautiful Lake [...]
Body Snatchers: Death in Culture is a small exhibition exploring a monumental subject. The small gallery’s size is an asset, ensuring that the viewer is enveloped by a variety of death-related artwork ranging from a 2nd-century Roman sarcophagus to a piece by Fred Tomaselli titled and dated May 2, 2012. Although the artwork spans a 2,000-year period, each piece [...]
Counting the music venues in metro Orlando that offer great performances six nights a week isn’t difficult—and it’s certainly fortunate for local lovers of jazz and more. Now add award-winning musicians, and that list of venues narrows. One of the venues on that short list is the Blue Bamboo Center for the Arts in Winter Park, which offers exactly [...]
As society addresses and attempts to rectify the rampant sexism plaguing creative as well as commercial communities, social media provides a platform for survivors to voice their experiences. Movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp create community for the abused, and unity for advocating change. But not all experiences fit neatly into a tweet, and not all pain can be conveyed [...]
Dangerous Women, the current exhibition at The Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College, is a collection of artworks on loan from the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota. Primarily from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the works in this exhibition offer an intense and insightful exploration of the way women are portrayed in art. [...]
