Art Synergy Releases 5th Annual Palm Beach Art Guide 2018 Edition

The Official Palm Beach Art Week Guide Online 

The Art Synergy Art Week 2018 Art Guide

Includes exciting articles, reviews, and critical essays...

Traveling to WPB for the Arts: Murals,Shipwrecks and A Guy Named Tomata

By Sandra Schulman

Street Art: A tool for increasing biodiversity awareness 

by Diane Arrieta

The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

by Martin Barnes Lorber

Effective use of art and aesthetic methods in activism

by Mary Jo Aagerstoun

Transnational Imaginaries: Decolonizing the Creative 

by Raul Moarquech Ferrera-Balanquet

West Palm Beach’s Public Art Surge Improves Public Spaces, Enhances City

Albert on the Avenue Albert Paley exhibit connects Boynton Beach with the global community

Now available at select galleries and cultural institutions near you!

The Armory Art Center

Artists of Palm Beach County

Art Palm Beach

The Box Gallery

Benzaiten

City of Boynton Beach- AIPP

Clay Glass Metal

Cornell Museum at Old School Square

The Cultural Council

The Lighthouse Art Center

Flamingo Clay Studio

Kelsey Theater/The Brewhouse

West Palm DDA

Wellington Art Society

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Cornell Museum Art Talk

The Cornell Museum held a talk related to a current exhibition project the library is involved in.

        The panel included:
        Francie Bishop Good : Artist and founder of the Girl's Club Collection Ft. Lauderdale
        Cheryl Mader: Fine Arts Photographer
        Diane Arrieta: Mixed Media visual artist
        Marisa Pascucci: Curator of Collections: Boca Raton Museum of Art
        Jannette Roberts: Publisher at Professional Artist Magazine
        Jane Manus: Sculptor
        Brenda Zappitel: Painter

Here are some images: There were approximately 70 attendees. The event was very successful and informative. Thank you Cornell Museum of Art for hosting and inviting us to participate!!

Of course when there is a carousel outside any event; one must get on it!
The city of Delray Beach is fun!

Artistically Speaking: Women's Roles in Contemporary Art [Exhibition opening at the Cornell Museum]

Collaboration with the Cornell Museum of Art, Delray Beach, FL

Exxpectations and Artistically Speaking Exhibition

Francie Bishop Good, Comus Series, 2015 (Courtesy of David Castillo Gallery)

29 OCT – 3 JAN

Cornell Museum of Art

51 N. Swinton Ave. Delray Beach, Florida 33444

EVENT DETAILS

Opening Celebration is Thursday, October 29th, 6:30 p.m.

Open Tuesday-Sunday, 10 am – 4:30 pm; closed Monday and major holidays.  $5 suggested donation.

Exxpectations

This group show features contemporary art created by 18 women who defy expectations.  Curator statements offer two different points of view from women in the art world: that of professional artist, Brenda Zappitell and that of Cornell Museum curator, Melanie Johanson.  Together, they have selected unique works with a female voice.  Artist commentaries will share perspective on expectations projected on to women in the art world. Artwork included in this exhibition has been shown in galleries and museums worldwide.

Artistically Speaking

One gallery will be dedicated to Artistically Speaking, a major exhibition project being produced by Florida Atlantic University’s Jupiter Library Gallery.  This is a travelling show, with the first stop at the Cornell Museum, with larger versions of the show being exhibited in two locations in Miami during 2016-2017, respectively.

Participating artists include T J Ahearn, Francie Bishop Good, Carol Jazzar, Alette Simmons-Jimenez, Leah Brown, Tina La Porta, Raheleh Filsoofi, Giannina Coppiano Dwin, Birds are Nice, Jacqueline Kern, Dana Donaty, AdrienneRose Gionta and Sibel Kocabasi.