The Black Beach
The Black Beach is a multi disciplinary contemporary art exhibition inspired by the history- to present state of the famous American Beach. Abraham Lincoln Lewis, the first black millionaire in the state of Florida, bought and led the development of the famous strip of land in 1935.
“W.A.V.E.” – Women Artists, Visual Experience
This show will feature one piece each by ninety-plus important women artists living and working in the airport’s seven-county service region. It includes members of the FemArt Gallery art consortium, many artists who applied to show at JIA in 2020, artists from the CoRK Arts District, and women artists who have previously made an impact showing their work at JIA during the twenty-five-year history of its art program.
Art and Love: Cuban Art Auction Supporting Kids with Cancer
Thursday, February 27 Join Carmen & Rey’s Cancer Kids at the Haskell building for an evening of Cuban art in support of this non-governmental organization that has helped change the lives of kids with cancer in Cuba for more than thirty-one years. Beginning in 2008, the British and U.S. Embassies in Havana held annual art auctions to support the work of Carmen & Rey’s Cancer Kids. However, as the US Embassy scaled back...
The 17th Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza
Hosted by the Jacksonville Historical Society, this tradition is sure to enthrall visitors of all ages as they experience more than four dozen gingerbread creations built by amateurs and professionals from all over Northeast Florida.
The Stories Within by Tiffany Manning
Tiffany Manning is a local, contemporary fine artist and portrait photographer. Her drive to create is fueled by a lifelong fascination with energy – specifically the way it moves through people to form the connective tissue that weaves our world together.
Project Atrium: Kedgar Volta
Jacksonville-based artist Kedgar Volta presents The Fragility of the Promise, a large scale reactive light and sound installation in the acclaimed Project Atrium series at MOCA Jacksonville, a cultural institute of the University of North Florida.
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