Art Exhibition | 03/11/22 – 05/29/22
The Members Show 2022 | Group Shoew
Pensacola

Pensacola Museum of Art
407 S Jefferson St Pensacola FL 32502
1 850-432-6247

The Members Show is an annual celebration of the talent and creativity of our museum member community. This year’s exhibition features more than 80 artists working in a diverse range of media. The exhibition was be juried by Carrie Ann Baade with a special People’s Choice Award determined by the community.

2022 Exhibition Winners

First Place
Nonney Oddlokken // The nesting 2019; thread on paper collage

Second Place
Drew Rehwinkel // Impermanence (Verboten I) 2022; red oak

Third Place
Anna Maria Garza // Heritage Women Mexico 2020; digital painting

People’s Choice
Tiffany L. Rivers // Queening 2020; acrylic on canvas

Honorable Mentions
Yvonne Christine // Southern Malkuth 2020-2022; triadica sebifera washing line butchers cord
Tonya Dalhaus // Book Chooks 2021; digital photograph
William C. Morris // The Escorts 2020; oil on panel
Kelly Mueller // Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Plague 2020; acrylic and ink on collaged paper
Sara Thompson // Sun Kiss 2021; digital painting

2022 Guest Juror

Carrie Ann Baade
Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing
Florida State University
https://carrieannbaade.com/​

Carrie Ann Baade (born 1974 in Louisiana) is a contemporary painter whose work quotes from interacts with and deeply relates to art history. She paints in dialogue with relevant masterpieces from Modern period to antiquity in order to reclaim them in a surreal narrative that is simultaneously biographical.

Her work has been exhibited in museums and galleries nationally and internationally including solo exhibitions at: the Delaware Contemporary Billy Shire Fine Arts in Los Angeles the Ningbo Art Museum in China and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville Florida.Carrie Ann Baade received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago studied at the Florence Academy of Art in Italy and earned her MFA in Painting from the University of Delaware. Raised on the front range in Colorado she now lives and works in Tallahassee where she is an Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing at Florida State University.

Art Exhibition | 03/11/22 – 05/29/22
Into the Mirror | Carrie Ann Baade
Pensacola

Pensacola Museum of Art
407 S Jefferson St Pensacola FL 32502
1 850-432-6247

2021 Members Show winner Carrie Ann Baade describes herself as steward and axman returning to the haunting moments in art history in order to reclaim them. By using the “bone yard” of Western painting with reverence she cuts them up into fragments resulting in collage. In their repainting these are fierce feminist parables. Paintings made of paintings the old masterworks are infused with the artist’s own experience.

Carrie Ann Baade (born 1974 in Louisiana) is a contemporary painter whose work quotes from interacts with and deeply relates to art history. She paints in dialogue with relevant masterpieces from Modern period to antiquity in order to reclaim them in a surreal narrative that is simultaneously biographical.

Her work has been exhibited in museums and galleries nationally and internationally including solo exhibitions at: the Delaware Contemporary Billy Shire Fine Arts in Los Angeles the Ningbo Art Museum in China and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville Florida. Carrie Ann Baade received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago studied at the Florence Academy of Art in Italy and earned her MFA in Painting from the University of Delaware. Raised on the front range in Colorado she now lives and works in Tallahassee where she is an Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing at Florida State University.

Art Exhibition | 03/19/22 – 06/04/22
Beyond the Familiar | Terrie Corbett
Tallahassee

Gadsden Museum
13 N Madison St Quincy FL 32351
850-875-4866

Terrie Corbett has a passion for a unique medium called encaustic – paint produced by combining pigment with hot wax. This ages-old technique although somewhat difficult to control is becoming more popular today. It lends itself to luminous color that create vibrant masterpieces like those included in the exhibition Beyond the Familiar on display in the Munroe Family Community Gallery.

Corbett refers to her approach to painting with encaustic as “improvisational expressive and intuitive. . . a visual jazz if you will. I feel that my paintings range from exuberant enthusiasm to quiet reflection.” Her compositions are sometimes filled with fluid tranquil organic forms and sometimes create dynamic energy using geometric shapes. Her art offers viewers the opportunity to explore up-close the symphony of colors and unique textures produced by Corbett’s skillful knowledge of working with paint produced with cold and hot wax. This exhibition includes many paintings from her Color of Music series.

Corbett has received countless awards and solo exhibition opportunities for her work including the first-place prize for an encaustic painting the 32nd Art in Gadsden: Regional Exhibition of Fine Art in 2020. Image: Terrie Corbett Singing From the Windows 2019 oil and wax 12 x 16 inches.

Art Exhibition | 03/22/22 – 05/06/22
The Frozen Garden | Vivian Spencer
Pensacola

Artel Gallery (exhibit)
223 Palafox Pl Pensacola FL 32502
850-432-3080

Art Exhibition | 03/22/22 – 05/06/22
Monochromatic | GROUP
Pensacola

Artel Gallery
223 Palafox Pl Pensacola FL 32502
850-432-3080

Art Exhibition | 04/01/22 – 05/15/22
Spectrum | Dan Taylor
Tallahassee

Venvi Art Gallery
2901 E Park Ave #2800 Tallahassee FL 32301
850-322-0965

Venvi Art Gallery is pleased to present “Spectrum” a solo exhibition by local artist Dan Taylor. Returning for his fifth solo show with Venvi Taylor is bringing a new focus to this body of work by exploring and celebrating humanity’s wide spectrum of diversity through colorful abstract compositions.

The wide array of colors textures and compositions that make up the show is inspired by the artist’s contemplations on the world and our society. This embrace of diversity shows Taylor’s appreciation for all of mankind and a celebration of our uniqueness. The past few years have brought a lot of these differences to the surface and sometimes it’s hard to remember our shared humanity; but Taylor hopes that as you peruse the walls filled with his diverse body of work you are reminded of the beauty that is in everyone.

Dan Taylor’s work varies greatly in the exhibition but a clear through-line is his attention to color. In the piece titled “Spectrum” one can see the process and intentionality of color used. As the piece moves from left to right the color starts off a bright yellow-green and slowly transitions into a rich cool-toned green with streaks of mint and sap green emerging in the middle. Paired with the calming gradient in this piece are the distinct vertical brush strokes that lead the eye up and down the height of the painting. This careful attention to color as well as the use of distinct textures serve as connecting elements throughout all the works in his exhibition.

Influenced by curiosity and the need to explore Taylor creates his paintings with a passion for the art-making process. His work makes it clear that he creates with a focused yet playful attitude that allows him to explore the materiality of the paint through thick brushstrokes paint splatter and palette knives. Taylor is further influenced by abstract expressionism and the works of Jackson Pollock and Gerhard Richter.

Originally from Newton Illinois Dan Taylor has been a part of the Tallahassee community for many years. Last fall he became the Chair for the Tallahassee Council on Culture and Arts and was presented with the LeMoyne Arts Richard L. Puckett Leadership in the Arts Award. Recently his work “Powdered Flowers” was selected for the 2021 Creative Tallahassee Exhibition in City Hall and was selected into their permanent collection.

Art Exhibition | 04/08/22 – 06/25/22
Masters of American Photography | GROUP
Tallahassee

Gadsden Museum
13 N Madison St Quincy FL 32351
850-875-4866

Masters of American Photography is an exhibition curated from the collection of the Reading Public Museum featuring photographs that represent the history of the medium from the 1880s through the 1980s. With a particular emphasis on the first decades of the twentieth century the exhibition includes iconic images by giants in the photographic canon such as Eadweard Muybridge Alfred Stieglitz Ansel Adams Walker Evans Berenice Abbott Edward Weston Dorothea Lange Margaret Bourke-White and Paul Strand. This carefully chosen collection features an impressive range of works encompassing portraiture landscape still life and cultural history dramatically presenting American life during this period. The range of photographic processes represented includes silver gelatin prints collotypes bromide photo prints photogravures and dye transfer prints demonstrating the versatility of the medium. Masters of American Photography is organized by the Reading Public Museum Reading Pennsylvania.

Image courtesy Reading Public Museum: Walker Evans Lunchroom Buddies New York City 1931 gelatin silver print Printed in 1974 Print #11 from a portfolio of 15 photographs Edition #71/75 From the “Walker Evans: Selected Photographs” portfolio published by Double Elephant Press: New York 1974 © Walker Evans Archive The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Art Exhibition | 04/08/22 – 06/25/22
Pondering the Panhandle | William McKeown

Tallahassee

Gadsden Museum
13 N Madison St Quincy FL 32351
850-875-4866

Gadsden Arts is pleased to exhibit work by William Hugh “Bill” McKeown a fifth-generation North Floridian who has a high regard for the people and places of this region. He lives on the farm in Quincy Florida where he grew up and has vivid memories of hunting fishing and working in the fields and barns there. From an early age McKeown was taught to preserve and respect the land and its beauty and this has inspired his way of seeing and depicting the world around him.

Pondering the Panhandle is an exhibition of McKeown’s paintings that explores over a decade of his work in this area. His use of realism helps the viewer to immerse themselves in the lives of residents of North Florida. His subjects are usually in the middle of an action like pulling a net out of the water reading a book or gardening in some day-to-day scene. McKeown captures landscapes that are often passed by without notice and people going about daily chores. These unassuming scenes show off the loveliness of the artist’s surroundings with unparalleled attention to detail.

William McKeown has received numerous awards for his paintings in exhibitions across the United States and he has been given signature status of several prestigious Watercolor Societies. Image: William McKeown Joe 2017 watercolor 23 x 27 inches.

Art Exhibition | 04/14/22 – 05/28/22
Recycled Beauty | Lana Shuttleworth
Tallahassee

LeMoyne Arts
125 N Gadsden St Tallahassee FL 32301
850-222-8800

Recycled Beauty featuring Lana Shuttleworth is an exhibit celebrating artists who repurpose materials to make exciting new artwork. LeMoyne is collaborating with Sustainable Tallahassee to celebrate Earth Day & LeMoyne’s continued green initiative just in time for the
​Chain of Parks Art Festival!

Art Exhibition | 05/23/22 – 07/09/22
Tallahassee Watercolor Society Tri-State Exhibition
| GROUP
Tallahassee

FSU Museum of Fine Arts
530 W Call St Tallahassee FL 32301
850-644-6836

The Tri-state Exhibition will feature watercolor artists from Florida Alabama and Georgia in a show juried by Alexis Lavine.

Art Exhibition | 06/09/22 – 10/29/22
It’s A Lot Like Falling in Love: Legacies of Naiad Press in the Tallahassee Lesbian Community | GROUP
Tallahassee

FSU Museum of Fine Arts
530 W Call St Tallahassee FL 32301
850-644-6836

Centering Naiad Press (1973 – 2003) a Tallahassee press dedicated to lesbian literature as a community center this exhibition will engage student-generated research archival ephemera and oral histories.

Art Exhibition | 06/09/22 – 12/10/22
Shapeshifting: 35 Years of Late Modernist Prints | GROUP
Tallahassee

FSU Museum of Fine Arts
530 W Call St Tallahassee FL 32301
850-644-6836

Colorful geometric and abstract artworks coalesce in an exploration of the formalist prints from MoFA’s Permanent Collection and features brand new acquisitions of work by Edival Ramosa José Luis Rochet Suzi Ferrer Domingo López and Elí Barreto.

With his century-old camera Clyde Butcher has been exploring and documenting the Everglades for more than three decades. The result is a stunning collection of large-format black-and-white photographs that capture untouched parts of the nation’s largest subtropical wilderness. Delicate ecosystems rare botanical specimens and sweeping landscapes bring the wonder of this mysterious part of our country to light.

America’s Everglades: Through the Lens of Clyde Butcher highlights Butcher’s artistic eye as well as his deep and long-held commitment to conservation. His work challenges us to explore the heritage we share in the natural world and to work together to protect it. Through his photography Butcher hopes to educate the public by bringing environmental issues to the forefront of public consciousness

Art Exhibition | 07/14/22 – 08/05/22
Focused Moments | Stanley Johnson Cynthia Rose and Katie Clark
Tallahassee

LeMoyne Arts
125 N Gadsden St Tallahassee FL 32301
850-222-8800

Focused Moments featuring photography and poetry by Stanley Johnson Cynthia Rose and Katie Clark emphasizes the need to focus on the moments that bring beauty peace and joy to our souls. These photos and poems are a testament to the beauty that is all around us.