Dual Show
October 1–30
Gallery 14 is delighted to open its 19th season with a dual exhibition of works by Florida artists. “Land, Sea, and Sky: Hand Cut Linoleum Prints by John H.C. Davis” and “Degrees of Saturation: Paintings by Vicki Morrison” will run through the end of the month. As a true artisan, Davis designs each print, cuts the image, and hand-pulls each image using black printing ink. After each one dries, he paints it. Morrison is heavily influenced by her Vero Beach surroundings. Her mixed-media process of adding and subtracting achieves just the right balance of texture, color, and line. A reception will take place during the Gallery Stroll Friday, October 2 from 5 to 8 p.m.
1911 14th Ave.
772-562-5525
“Artist Estates”
October 1–31
This month, Findlay Galleries celebrates the enduring legacies of abstract artists Byron Browne, Simeon Braguin, Jack Wright, Leonard Edmondson, and Fritz Rauh with a curated selection of distinctive works from their estates.
165 Worth Ave., Palm Beach
561-655-2090
“Collected Moments”
October 9 to November 7
UK native Edward Noott is in the spotlight this month at J.M. Stringer Gallery. His initial art studies took place in England, and then he earned his bachelor’s degree at the State University of New York at Oneonta. Noott finds satisfaction in creating a feeling of harmony and optimism with his paintings, a process that entails “technical and emotional battles.” He depicts and personalizes beautiful, inspiring places using the “painterly qualities of tone and color” to interpret “the subtleties and nuances of time and place.”
J.M. Stringer Gallery of Fine Art
3465 Ocean Drive
772-231-3900
“Holiday Cheer”
October 28 to November 30
Art Club members exhibit their works at approximately six-week intervals in themed, juried shows. The next installment is titled “Holiday Cheer.”
1903 14th Ave.
772-231-0303
Ongoing Events
“James Prosek: At Work”
Through October 25
This VBMA exhibition examines the most significant works defining naturalist James Prosek’s first 30 years of artmaking.
“Museum in the Garden”
Through January 3, 2027
With a collection of sketches, renderings, and architectural models, VBMA gives visitors a window into the future museum.
“Chromatic Phrases”
Through February 7, 2027
Recent abstract paintings by Jill Nathanson currently grace the walls of VBMA’s Schumann and Titelman Galleries.
3001 Riverside Park Drive
772-231-0707
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