Art

Rock By The Sea, the annual music festival that is normally held each May, will kick off things a little earlier this year with an art exhibit this Friday, April 27, in Apalachicola.

Capital Cascades Trail visitors will have new art to enjoy this spring as part of the #iHeartTally campaign, now in its ninth year.

There is no doubt the faculty comprising FSU’s Museum of Fine Arts (MoFA) department has historic acclaim in fostering creativity in its students. Beginning January 12, however, the tables — or rather, paintings — are turned when faculty projects are on full display.

The Tallahassee Democrat featured Maclay School for an innovative art project that reinforces the school’s core values while developing creative capacities.

In the early 1950s, a group of 26 African-American painters began painting beautiful, natural Florida landscapes with vivid colors. They traveled along highways I-95 and A1A selling their artwork. At the time, no one would display or sell the work of unknown African-American artists.

The Sistine Chapel was the first work Michelangelo ever painted. True story. Though, I bet he could have used a nice glass of vino to help the process. At Painting with a Twist, you can channel your inner Michelangelo with the help of libations, if you so choose.

The 2017 summer exhibit at the Florida Historic Capitol Museum, “Clothes Lines: Florida Political T-Shirts” is a sartorial exploration of politics in Florida over the past several decades.

If you know any equestrian enthusiasts, they’re probably familiar with Tallahassee-based artist Michael Brennan. His masterpieces frequently feature stunning horses layered above vintage paper collages.

Hosting more than 50 studios, galleries and small shops, Railroad Square Art Park is home to some of the funkiest spots in town.

As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, we recognize Eluster Richardson, the 2017 Florida Black History Month Featured Artist.