Beauty was abounding in Jacksonville last night and I’m not just talking about the perfect weather. My sister-in-law and I attended the monthly Downtown Art Walk and were treated to not just the usual visual stimulation but mental and emotional…
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Yesterday I learned of the passing of one of the great leaders of the art community in Jacksonville, Hamish MacEwan. Hamish was born in Scotland, eventually coming to the US and earning a Masters of Art degree from Harvard University. …
Sorry for the late post today– we’ve had some big things happening, so I’ve been a bit preoccupied. More on that later! For this week’s Masters Monday, we’re going a little more modern– enter Pablo Picasso and cubism. Cubism is…
Happy Friday everyone! If you’re in North Florida, no, that light coming through your windows is not an April Fool’s Day joke– the sun is finally shining! If you haven’t made it to the beach yet, here are a few…
Oh how I wish we were already on the West Coast! Claire Cowie’s work is intriguing and this exhibition is hanging in Seattle only for a few more days. The article goes into the importance of placement and hanging…
WINTER TRANSITIONS; SPRING STORMS is R. Roberts Gallery’s celebration of the transition from the grey, dreary days of winter into the fresh bloom of spring. The show features the work of three very different artists, mixed media artist Madeline Peck-Wagner,…
A few of my favorite things this week.. in honor of the beginning of spring, a little light, some flowers and birdsong. 1. Dogwood Branch by Pamela Viola 2. Get Lucky by Christina Baker 3. Fading Boundaries by Maribel…
SHAWN MEHARG: SEEING LITTLE MORE is the latest exhibition of work at the Williams-Cornelius Gallery located inside Daryl Bunn Studios in Riverside. If, like me, all you’ve ever seen are Shawn’s more representational works, you’ll be as pleasantly surprised as…