Brevard Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

The Visitors Center at the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge offers a wealth of activities: educational displays, a boardwalk, scheduled programs, and even art. The Downtown Art Gallery in Titusville has curated a display featuring the works of three local artists. Award winning photographers Jim Boland, Jeff Thamert and Dale Nichols will display a variety of art works including stunning bird portraits and beautiful landscapes depicting the various habitats that make up the Refuge. Their goal is to document and share their
visions of this amazing environment and its wildlife.

The Art will be on display from March 4, 2019 through May 31, 2019 during regular Visitor Center Hours. The Visitor Center is located near Titusville on state road 406, four miles east of the Indian River Lagoon. It is open 9 am to 4 pm daily. Starting in April it will be closed on Sundays. For more information contact the Visitors Center at 321-861-5601.

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The Visitors Center at the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge offers a wealth of activities: educational displays, a boardwalk, scheduled programs, and even art. The Downtown Art Gallery in Titusville has curated a display featuring the works of three local artists. Award winning photographers Jim Boland, Jeff Thamert and Dale Nichols will display a variety of art works including stunning bird portraits and beautiful landscapes depicting the various habitats that make up the Refuge. Their goal is to document and share their
visions of this amazing environment and its wildlife.

The Art will be on display from March 4, 2019 through May 31, 2019 during regular Visitor Center Hours. The Visitor Center is located near Titusville on state road 406, four miles east of the Indian River Lagoon. It is open 9 am to 4 pm daily. Starting in April it will be closed on Sundays. For more information contact the Visitors Center at 321-861-5601.

The Visitors Center at the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge offers a wealth of activities: educational displays, a boardwalk, scheduled programs, and even art. The Downtown Art Gallery in Titusville has curated a display featuring the works of three local artists. Award winning photographers Jim Boland, Jeff Thamert and Dale Nichols will display a variety of art works including stunning bird portraits and beautiful landscapes depicting the various habitats that make up the Refuge. Their goal is to document and share their
visions of this amazing environment and its wildlife.

The Art will be on display from March 4, 2019 through May 31, 2019 during regular Visitor Center Hours. The Visitor Center is located near Titusville on state road 406, four miles east of the Indian River Lagoon. It is open 9 am to 4 pm daily. Starting in April it will be closed on Sundays. For more information contact the Visitors Center at 321-861-5601.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach announces the featured artist for the month of March, Lisa Shepperd.

Lisa has been making pots since high school classes in Miami. She continued to study and create while pursuing degrees in French and Environmental Studies, before returning to Florida to raise a family. For several decades, she worked locally with a gas-soda kiln at Horse Creek Pottery, but is now altering her decoration techniques for electric firings. She continues to take every opportunity to study with talented potters near and far, including Mackenzie Smith, Jinsong Kim, Josh DeWeese, Lorna Meaden and Linda Arbuckle.

Lisa says, “My work begins on the wheel, but I often alter the form with handbuilt additions. I create distinctive decorations by painting with clay slips, as well as carving into the surface. I want to make functional art that people can use every day; all my pottery is food safe, and may be put in the dishwasher and microwave.”

Her favorite pots tell a story with graphic or narrative designs reflecting her interest in Florida’s natural environment. Her goal is to make everyday objects that are useful, attractive and fun!

One of Lisa’s “ Berry Bowls ” will be the prize in the Studios’ monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in March

Lisa’s work can be seen daily at the Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach. The non-profit gallery features the work of 30 local artists and offers a full schedule of workshops in a variety of techniques for both adults and children. The Studios is open Monday and Tuesday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information about exhibits, artists and workshop schedules, call the Studios at 321-613-3480 or visit www.studiosofcocoabeach.org.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach has challenged eight guest artists to create works celebrating our area: the beaches, area landmarks, and perspectives on local life.. On Friday March 22, 2019 from 6 to 9pm there will be a reception opening the “Local Motion” exhibit. The exhibit includes paintings, photography and sculpture.

Participating artists include Cristina de Guillot, Ray Asiala, Michael Anthony d’Albertis
Rene Griffith, Sally Auman, Terri McCutchan, Shelley Jean, Lynda Kodwyck, and
Tina Powers. The exhibit will by judged by Judy McNamara, past president of the Sebastian Art Club.

The evening includes wine and food bites and a free drawing for a piece of pottery by Studios member Lisa Shepperd. Show awards will be announced.. The reception is an opportunity to talk to the exhibit artists and also meet many of the Studio resident artists who present paintings, photography, fiber art, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture and more.

The exhibit will be on display daily from March 22 through May 20. at the Studios of Cocoa Beach. This non-profit, co-op gallery presents the work of 30 local artists and offers workshops and classes for adults and children in a variety of techniques. The Studio is open Monday and Tuesday 10:30am-3:30 pm, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 am-8pm and Sunday 11 am to 4 pm. For more information on the exhibits, artists, and the workshop schedule, call 321-613-3480 or visit the website: www.studiosofcocoabeach.org

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The Visitors Center at the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge offers a wealth of activities: educational displays, a boardwalk, scheduled programs, and even art. The Downtown Art Gallery in Titusville has curated a display featuring the works of three local artists. Award winning photographers Jim Boland, Jeff Thamert and Dale Nichols will display a variety of art works including stunning bird portraits and beautiful landscapes depicting the various habitats that make up the Refuge. Their goal is to document and share their
visions of this amazing environment and its wildlife.

The Art will be on display from March 4, 2019 through May 31, 2019 during regular Visitor Center Hours. The Visitor Center is located near Titusville on state road 406, four miles east of the Indian River Lagoon. It is open 9 am to 4 pm daily. Starting in April it will be closed on Sundays. For more information contact the Visitors Center at 321-861-5601.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach announces the featured artist for the month of March, Lisa Shepperd.

Lisa has been making pots since high school classes in Miami. She continued to study and create while pursuing degrees in French and Environmental Studies, before returning to Florida to raise a family. For several decades, she worked locally with a gas-soda kiln at Horse Creek Pottery, but is now altering her decoration techniques for electric firings. She continues to take every opportunity to study with talented potters near and far, including Mackenzie Smith, Jinsong Kim, Josh DeWeese, Lorna Meaden and Linda Arbuckle.

Lisa says, My work begins on the wheel, but I often alter the form with handbuilt additions. I create distinctive decorations by painting with clay slips, as well as carving into the surface. I want to make functional art that people can use every day; all my pottery is food safe, and may be put in the dishwasher and microwave.

Her favorite pots tell a story with graphic or narrative designs reflecting her interest in Floridas natural environment. Her goal is to make everyday objects that are useful, attractive and fun!

One of Lisas Berry Bowls will be the prize in the Studios monthly giveaway. To enter this free drawing, visit the Studios any day in March

Lisas work can be seen daily at the Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach. The non-profit gallery features the work of 30 local artists and offers a full schedule of workshops in a variety of techniques for both adults and children. The Studios is open Monday and Tuesday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information about exhibits, artists and workshop schedules, call the Studios at 321-613-3480 or visit www.studiosofcocoabeach.org.

The Studios of Cocoa Beach, 165 Minuteman Causeway in downtown Cocoa Beach has challenged eight guest artists to create works celebrating our area: the beaches, area landmarks, and perspectives on local life.. On Friday March 22, 2019 from 6 to 9pm there will be a reception opening the Local Motion exhibit. The exhibit includes paintings, photography and sculpture.

Participating artists include Cristina de Guillot, Ray Asiala, Michael Anthony dAlbertis
Rene Griffith, Sally Auman, Terri McCutchan, Shelley Jean, Lynda Kodwyck, and
Tina Powers. The exhibit will by judged by Judy McNamara, past president of the Sebastian Art Club.

The evening includes wine and food bites and a free drawing for a piece of pottery by Studios member Lisa Shepperd. Show awards will be announced.. The reception is an opportunity to talk to the exhibit artists and also meet many of the Studio resident artists who present paintings, photography, fiber art, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture and more.

The exhibit will be on display daily from March 22 through May 20. at the Studios of Cocoa Beach. This non-profit, co-op gallery presents the work of 30 local artists and offers workshops and classes for adults and children in a variety of techniques. The Studio is open Monday and Tuesday 10:30am-3:30 pm, Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 am-8pm and Sunday 11 am to 4 pm. For more information on the exhibits, artists, and the workshop schedule, call 321-613-3480 or visit the website: www.studiosofcocoabeach.org

The Visitors Center at the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge offers a wealth of activities: educational displays, a boardwalk, scheduled programs, and even art. The Downtown Art Gallery in Titusville has curated a display featuring the works of three local artists. Award winning photographers Jim Boland, Jeff Thamert and Dale Nichols will display a variety of art works including stunning bird portraits and beautiful landscapes depicting the various habitats that make up the Refuge. Their goal is to document and share their
visions of this amazing environment and its wildlife.

The Art will be on display from March 4, 2019 through May 31, 2019 during regular Visitor Center Hours. The Visitor Center is located near Titusville on state road 406, four miles east of the Indian River Lagoon. It is open 9 am to 4 pm daily. Starting in April it will be closed on Sundays. For more information contact the Visitors Center at 321-861-5601.