Ponte Vedra Beach is recognized as a thriving resort community, internationally famous for its contributions to the world of golf. Shifting Sands: The Story of Mineral City The exhibit will be on display February 9 – June 3. The Beaches Museum is proud to showcase the thought-provoking work of this astonishing and talented artist. She was recently the cover artist for the prestigious art and literary journal, Cincinnati Review, which featured an eight-page spread of her work. Her artwork was also featured on the quiz show, Jeopardy. Lana has exhibited throughout the West coast and the East coast, with reviews in the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, ArtScene, Florida Times-Union and nationwide Associated Press articles. The Los Angeles Times said that in her work “you find yourself looking at these everyday plastic objects in a whole new way.” Her highly original art uses common plastic castoff materials, particularly traffic safety cones, to create lavish landscapes and sculptural figures that challenge the viewer’s comprehension. The Beaches Museum & History Park is pleased to announce the exhibit “Nature Reconstructed” by artist Lana Shuttleworth. Nature Reconstructed by Lana Shuttleworth For further information please call (904) 241-5657.
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This event is free to Museum members with a suggested $5 donation for non-members. in the main building of the Beaches Museum. Please join us Friday, June 8 for an Opening Night Reception for this exhibit from 6-8 p.m. See it online! –> Jacksonville Beach or Bust!: A Look Back at the BoardwalkĪ Storyteller Event held on August 11 will also feature long time residents as they describe and retell their first hand accounts of life, and the experience of growing up, at the Boardwalk. The exhibit will highlight the range of experiences as told through photographs, artifacts, and the personal accounts of those who remember this rich piece of Beaches history. Jacksonville Beach or Bust!: A Look Back at the Boardwalk provides not only an opportunity to reminisce but also to explore the boardwalk’s role in shaping a community. Amusements, dance halls, snack bars and parades made for a vibrant coastal destination. Jacksonville Beach or Bust!: A Look Back at the Boardwalk.įrom the 1910s to the 1970s, Jacksonville Beach’s boardwalk served as a hub of entertainment for visitors and locals alike.
The exhibit will be on display October 11 – February 17. This event is free to Museum members with a suggested $5 donation from non-members. Although always inspired by nature, his painting career didn’t begin until the age of 23 when he experimented with oil paints on large canvases. Jeffrey Luque grew up in Neptune Beach and Jacksonville Beach. Using pointillism to highlight and add depth to the larger than life subjects of his paintings, Luque transforms oil paint and canvas into snapshots of natural beauty.
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Upon returning to his hometown of Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Luque began his “Girl with Flowers” series which pushed his technical and creative skills to a new level. Luque’s highly detailed large-scale floral paintings are inspired by his time in the desert where the sparse landscape emphasized the singular beauty of the plants. The Beaches Museum & History Park is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibit “Vibrancy & Illumination” by artist Jeffrey Luque.
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