ON VIEW MAR 7-28, 2024/EXHIBITION
Gone Fishin’, Dave Dunn
Dunn invests his metal constructions with whimsy and primordial mystery using repurposed tools, found metal pieces or modern steel implements.
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ON VIEW MAR 7-28, 2024/EXHIBITION
Dunn invests his metal constructions with whimsy and primordial mystery using repurposed tools, found metal pieces or modern steel implements.
Read moreON VIEW MAR 7-28, 2024/EXHIBITION
Dive back into the time-traveling adventures in the “Magic Tree House” book series through the original sketches by Sal Murdocca in all their vivid detail.
Read moreON VIEW MAR 7-28, 2024/EXHIBITION
McAloon is known for her exquisitely balanced compositions using found materials, wood, metal and ceramics. The abstracted shapes of boats are a recurring theme, evoking the near universality of immigration stories and a scorching critique of historical and contemporary politics.
Read moreON VIEW FEB 1-9, 2024/EXHIBITION
The Anne McKee Artists Fund is dedicated to the concept of “artists helping artists”. Preview a number of works by well-known local artists, and be sure to attend the auction on February 9!
Read moreON VIEW FEB 1-29, 2024/EXHIBITION
Connors’ oil paintings capture the feel of Key West through the moments she glimpses: people at the corner ice cream joint; angels at the cemetery; bikes, boats, dogs and their walkers; palms, bananas, pools and patios.
Read moreON VIEW FEB 1-29, 2024/EXHIBITION
A collection of portrait paintings and personal histories of ordinary and mostly forgotten Key West men and women of a hundred years ago, based on their World War I Navy waterfront pass photos.
Read moreON VIEW DEC 7-28, 2023/EXHIBITION
Members share work that captures the wonder of discovery, the quiet thrill of being a bit lost, or simply trying something they’ve never done before.
Read moreON VIEW FEB 1-29, 2024/EXHIBITION
Drawing on jer astounding collection of antique ephemera, paired with carefully constructed abstracted forms, Marks comments life through her practice of Buddhism.
Read moreON VIEW JAN 4-25, 2024/EXHIBITION
Writer Kevin Assam asked Key West artists to reimagine the “bags and baggage” they have schlepped, constructed, and embedded in their daily lives.
Read moreON VIEW JAN 4-25, 2024/EXHIBITION
Architect Matthew Stratton and photographer Tamara Alvarez document more than just a construction project: evidence of forgotten spaces, decorative and structural details, and other uncovered secrets.
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