Gallery Art Exhibitions
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday during events
All exhibitions and opening events are free and open to the public. RSVP requested to 561-558-2520 for each Opening Reception.
WITVA (Women In The Visual Arts) presents MUSE
Opening Reception:
Sunday, October 20, 1:00 pm
Exhibition runs through November 27
This annual juried mixed media exhibition spotlights artworks including paintings, sculptures, photography, collage, prints and jewelry. WITVA is an all-volunteer 501(c) (3) organization with the mission to support women artists in South Florida.
Hues, Optics & Texture: An Exploration in Fiber and Glass
Andrea Huffman, Leslie J. Klein, and Adrienne Geffen
Opening Reception:
Thursday, December 12, 2:00 pm
Exhibition runs through January 22
• Connected Threads: Exploring Florida’s Environment through Fabric
Andrea Huffman, Fiber Artist
Andrea Hufman is intrigued with the interdependence in the natural world as well as its relationship to humanity. She creates works of art on fabric to connect viewers to her personal observations and experiences with Florida’s environment. She combines fine art and craft traditions such as dyeing, drawing, painting, printmaking, and digital imagery, enhanced with machine and hand stitching. Through this process she hopes to inspire a deeper appreciation of our connectedness to the environment and preserve its beauty.
• Inheritance and Presence: Spirituality in Fiber
Leslie J. Klein
Inheritance and Presence: Spirituality in Fiber seeks to suspend time’s notion of past and present. This exhibit in fiber and fabric pays tribute to those who went before – in layers of texture, ancient symbols, and contemporary garb – concepts timeless in their mythical and historical repetition. The artist incorporates fabric stitching and construction, airbrush, painting, silkscreen, yarns, photo-transfer, embellishments and found objects in the creation of each piece.
• Adrienne Geffen
Adrienne is an experienced artist currently working on pieces of translucent art, merging color and texture through the use of glass, weathered stone and shell. Her work reflects nature, the global environment, and various elements of design, inspired by the organic beauty of the ocean and beach, as well as vivid memories of time spent living in Israel.
Lew Lautin, Artist/Photographer &
The Mosaic Project: A Call to Artists
Opening Reception:
Thursday, February 13, 2:00 pm
Exhibitions run through March 28
• Remnants
Lew Lautin is an award-winning artist, photographer, and videographer. The exhibit tells the story of a Jewish family’s immigration, growth, and a full-circle cycle of artistic creation. The exhibit begins with Lew’s current artistic focus: the restoration and preservation of historic family photos and documents and the metamorphosis of the history into expressions of photographic fine art. After a successful career in real estate it was his creative instincts that inspired him throughout his life to capture the beauty and emotion around him to share his vision with others. At the age of 12, his father gave him a second-hand Zeiss Icon 35mm camera. Upon processing his first film, Lautin was hooked.
• The Mosaic Project…A Call to Artists
A community-wide exhibition/event, where all artists young and old can display their artwork in a museum/gallery setting. All artwork is to be donated to the Judi & Allan Schuman Gallery and will go on sale the last week of the exhibition. Each piece of art will sell for $25. Submission guidelines: Artists may submit up to 5 pieces of artwork. All to be 6 inches x 6 inches x 1.5 inches deep on a canvas. Entry fee: $5 per artist
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• Special Event Artwork Sales Day:
Sunday March 23, 2:00 - 5:00 pm
Sales will continue throughout the week until closing day March 28
Art Tours
The Bunker Art Space
followed by a private tour of Bruce Gendelman’s studio
Friday, January 17
Depart Sandler Center at 9:00 am and return at 4:00 pm
The Bunker Art Space followed by a private tour of Bruce Gendelman’s studio
We will stop at West Palm Beach’s CityPlace where you can enjoy lunch on your own. Founded in 2017 by renowned art collector, Beth Rudin DeWoody. The Bunker showcases her extensive collection of contemporary art by both well-known and emerging artists. DeWoody has amassed a truly unique collection of hundreds of works of art. Bruce Gendelman is an American artist who was raised in the generation of post-war-children, absorbing the whispers and prayers of his parents and grandparents about family lost, the birth of the State of Israel and the hope for a strong Jewish people. His body of work has been the focus of solo exhibitions in many prestigious museums and is in the permanent collections of Yad Vashem, The Holocaust Memorial Center, and the Ross.
$155 includes bus transportation, entrance fees, guided tours, water, and snacks.
The Frank Art Gallery and Studio 18 Art Complex
(Pembroke Pines) plus a tour the Art Gallery
at The Posnack Jewish Community Center (Davie)
We will stop at Pembroke Gardens where you can enjoy lunch on your own. The Frank Art Gallery is a contemporary gallery highlighting multidisciplinary exhibitions that foster connections, facilitate collaborations, and initiate cultural exchange. We will see the exhibition Ebb and Flow: Exploring the Womanhood Continuum, a curated collection of visual arts, literature, performances, and interactive installations. Each piece carefully selected to challenge the taboo, advocate for self-agency, and address the often unspoken issues facing women today. We will continue our day at Studio 18 Art Complex. This art complex is a leading center for emerging and mid-career artists offering 18 well-equipped studios. In the afternoon, we will visit the art gallery at the Posnack Jewish Community Center to view the work of multi-media artist, Judith Schwab.
$155 includes bus transportation, entrance fees, guided tours, water, and snacks.
