W.P.B. Art Festival Returns to Rosemary Square This Weekend
“Normal life,” a concept out of reach for months, continues its gradual emergence on the horizon. In the A&E world, this...
Reopened Arts Warehouse Exhibitions Explore Climate, Surveillance
After experiencing Agata Ren’s new performance art/installation at Arts Warehouse, I may never look at a pile of discarded tree trunks...
FAU Exhibition Showcases Gutter Politics at its Worst—and Most Seductive
Never did I think I would review an art exhibition without sharing a gallery with the work, but these are the...
Boca Museum’s “Entertainers” Highlights Strange, Dazzling Talent
I can say with unscientific certainty that there is no song in the karaoke canon that has been tortured as often...
80-Plus Artists Contribute Original Work for “Exposed” Exhibit in Hollywood
For the past dozen years, the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood’s “Exposed” group exhibition has been a staple each spring,...
At ArtServe, Artists Explore Syrian War With Beauty and Horror
When war starts, art is often one of its earliest casualties. Antiquities are destroyed, museums are bombed, sculptures and monuments are...
Arts Garage Exhibits Timely, Harrowing Dispatches From Black America
Like the rest of America, I woke up today to news that two protestors had been killed in Kenosha, Wisconsin overnight,...
Local Artist Creates Timely Sculptures From Quarantine Cardboard
In the early days of the pandemic, artist Sandra Swill couldn’t help but notice the influx of empty cardboard boxes piling...
Boca Artist Draws Humor, Inspiration From Pandemic
Dishes piling in a kitchen sink. Toilet paper materializing on a supermarket shelf. The time and ability to rest one’s feet...
Summer Art Classes: A Solution for Stir-Crazy Kids (and Adults, Too)
Summer is upon us, and the kids are stuck at home, which this year isn’t saying much, as they’ve already been...