Art & Culture Features

Artscapade Comes of Age

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Artscapade Comes of Age

Artscapade, the annual event benefitting Patrons of the Hearts (POTH), is celebrating fifteen years of bringing together philanthropy, children’s health institutions, the arts community in all its forms, generous giving friends, knowledgeable teams of physicians and medical staff, business owners, performers, foodies, and grateful families to create a fun celebration that raises funds for POTH.

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Caregiving Through Art

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Caregiving Through Art

Community Hospice & Palliative Care is pleased to present art on view in the public spaces as part of a permanent, curated collection in the new Community Hospice Center for Caring on the Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville-Downtown campus.

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Stronger Than Stigma’s Living Room

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Stronger Than Stigma’s Living Room

Local 501(c)3 nonprofit Stronger Than Stigma, Inc. is a group of millennials dedicated to mental health advocacy for their generation. Through a grassroots movement, they hope to make the conversation about mental health as comfortable as an exchange between friends and family. Their mission is to use laughter, authentic conversation, and education “so that everyone feels the power of knowing they’re not alone.”  

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Pan, Scrooge, Tinx

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Pan, Scrooge, Tinx

Several years ago I was told that I had to meet him; that if I like art, and I do, I should know Jason Woods.

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Alexis’ Art Show Dream

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Alexis’ Art Show Dream

What Alexis wants you to know about her is that she is creative and has always dreamed of sharing her creativity by exhibiting her art. Dreams Come True of Jacksonville, The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, and sponsor Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty are making this dream a reality. Alexis will show her work in The Cummer’s Uible Loggia on January 22, 2020. 

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Louis Comfort Tiffany: Treasures from the Driehaus Collection

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Louis Comfort Tiffany: Treasures from the  Driehaus Collection

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s impressive legacy is celebrated in the new exhibition at the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, Louis Comfort Tiffany: Treasures from the Driehaus Collection, opening October 16.

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Edge Effect

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Edge Effect

False impressions and misconstrued narratives suggest only the “creative” and “qualified” understand art. Correction: art is an inherent and human truth. Devoid of it, life’s natural progression to evolve is suppressed. Fundamentally, art communicates an intrinsic message in and of itself: I see you. Do you see me?

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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre Reflects and Transforms

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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre Reflects and Transforms

If you’re in the mood for world-class entertainment on the First Coast, The Amp St. Augustine is the place to be. From Alan Jackson to Aretha Franklin, Matchbox Twenty to Willie Nelson, impressive performers have packed the house over the years. Shoppers flock to the artsy farmer’s market each Saturday, or gather to check out local wares while enjoying trendy dining options at the Night Market. The Amp St. Augustine is truly a one-of-a-kind community gathering place. 

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Creating Jacksonville’s Emerald Necklace    

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Creating Jacksonville’s Emerald Necklace    

The Emerald Necklace was envisioned by architect Henry Klutho in the early 20th century to describe a series of parks, trails, greenspace and creeks forming a necklace around downtown. It has been just an idea for more than a century, but now the Jacksonville City Council has adopted a plan presented by Groundwork Jacksonville to build the Necklace, renamed the Emerald Trail, within the next ten years.

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STAGE Fund and the “Why” Behind It.

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STAGE Fund and the “Why” Behind It.

As a working professional, I spend most of my time creating. The rest of the time is used getting organizations and individuals to partner with me financially so that I can continue to present my work at the highest level. It is not a hobby. My mission is to add value to people’s lives through my creative projects.

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