Arts Picks | May 12-14
Contemporary dance, an artist talk, and a storytelling competition are this weekend’s Jacksonville Arts Picks.
Contemporary dance, an artist talk, and a storytelling competition are this weekend’s Jacksonville Arts Picks.
Flamingo topiaries, a new art exhibit and a music-and-art pairing are on tap for this weekend in Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Today Arts and Culture Editor Matt Shaw shares his top 3 arts and culture picks for the weekend. Friday, Saturday, Sunday Print+ MOCA Jax | Downtown Jacksonville Artist and University of North Florida Associate Professor Sheila Goloborotko curates this group show exploring diversity, equity, accessibility and inclusion through the ever-expanding medium of printmaking. Originally shown at the Hunterdon Art Museum
Two Downtown Jacksonville events and an immersive art exhibit in St. Augustine are this weekend’s Arts Picks.
Live jazz and blues, a local painter’s solo show and the Jax Symphony’s pipes are this weekend’s Arts Picks.
Every week, Jacksonville Today Arts and Culture Editor Matt Shaw shares his top 3 arts and culture picks for the weekend. Friday & Saturday The Paul Simon Songbook Jacoby Symphony Hall | Downtown Jacksonville Just slip out the back, Jack. And make a new plan, Stan, to take advantage of one of three opportunities to see the Jacksonville Symphony celebrate the music
It’s one thing to know something. It’s an entirely different experience to be immersed in your knowledge, feel it with your heart, and see it reflected back at you. That is exactly how local curator, writer, wife and mother Shawanna Brooks wants you to feel when you experience her visual and literary art exhibition, Magic, Mirth, & Mortality: Musings on
In Wes Anderson’s new film, The French Dispatch, Julian Cadazio (a huckster of substantial means played by Adrien Brody) is trying to convince his rich uncle to back his latest scheme: investing in modern art. Cadazio, while doing a stint in prison, has stumbled upon the work of Moses Rosenthaler, a hyper-macho, mentally ill and enormously talented artist played by
It’s just after 5 p.m. on the Monday before Thanksgiving. Artist and Professor Dustin Harewood dons a paint-splattered denim apron as he takes a seat atop a craft table inside his sprawling classroom at Florida State College of Jacksonville’s Kent Campus. Seated two tables over, fellow artist and FSCJ Professor Mark Creegan is using a fine-detail brush to apply finishing