Florida artist Kristin Herzog’s work ranges from non-representational to abstract, often with a landscape or vegetative reference. Herzog enjoys traveling to residencies in the U.S. and abroad, and her work has been juried into over 80 regional, national and international shows and has won two awards from The Artist’s Magazine. Her work is on view …
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In honor of Earth Day, join us to create an everlasting succulent that will never need care with felt and a ceramic pot. Art kits containing all supplies needed will be distributed on all three campuses prior to the event. Tune into the live zoom instruction for decorating inspiration and techniques. Register in advance for …
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Matthew Bennett, who painted the powerful visitor-favorite “Primary Color,” will speak alongside friend, model and muse Aneesha Rhodes. Learn more about why the artist depicted Aneesha as a superhero and how the two inspire each other. All talks will be hosted on Zoom and can be accessed using your mobile device or desktop computer. If …
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Gainesville-based Maggie Taylor is a renowned digital artist who combines surrealism with 19th century aesthetics, referencing hand-colored type photographs. Her photography has been published in “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll (2008), “Adobe Photoshop Master Class: Maggie Taylor’s Landscape of Dreams” (2005), and “No Ordinary Day” (2013), among others. In addition to the Appleton, her …
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