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Volume 5 No. 12| March 24, 2023 | |
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Notes from the Editor:
The final week of a fabulous March!
Fabulous for arts and entertainment, not so fabulous for the Arts Blast team. Despite several attempts Friday and over the weekend, the company that sends out the weekly eBlast presented me with a brick wall at every turn. So, here we are on a Monday morning, trying once again.
I sincerely apologize to readers and sponsors, but there was nothing I could do but wait, not necessarily patiently. I hope you keep checking the Arts Blast online calendar at willimiller.com for updates. We have Maestra JoAnn Falletta in Vero March 28, the finale of the Lenten Organ and Poetry series at Community Church, the SLC Art, Mind, & Soul Fest is postponed, and so much more to know.
Would a book giveaway make up for the disruption? How about Florida favorite Tim Dorsey's latest, The Maltese Iguana? Email a three-digit number to willi@willimiller.com by this Thursday night at 11:59 p.m. and the number closest to the randomly chosen winner without going over will be announced in Friday's Arts Blast. The book must be claimed by the following Thursday at 11:59 p.m or it moves on to the next closest.
I'm about to try to send this one more time. Fingers crossed.
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Relaxing, Not Retiring, Anne Satterlee
Yours, Mine & Ours at Raw Space
Highwaymen at the Elliott
Grow Fort Myers at Edison and Ford Winter Estates
Impact 100 Finalists
Janet Kipp Tribus at Gallery 14
St. Johns Wood Ends SISP Season
Sing St. John
Happening in Brevard (and all over Arts Blast land)
...and more!
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Those Dancin' Feet! 42nd Street Song and Dance Extravaganza
It's almost here! One of Broadway’s longest-running musicals, 42nd Street, tells the story of a humble, naïve young actress named Peggy Sawyer, who comes to the big city to audition for a new Broadway musical. Unfortunately, she arrives too late. Luckily, she catches the eye of the famous director, Julian Marsh, and he casts Peggy as a chorus girl. When the star of the show breaks her ankle on opening night, Peggy is unexpectedly pushed center stage and not only saves the show, but becomes a big star. Filled with spectacular dance routines, lavish costumes, and wonderful songs, this Tony Award-winning musical will lift your spirits and have you dancing all the way home. Music by Harry Warren, Lyrics by Al Dubin, Book by Michael Stewart and Mark Bramble
Backstage Access, lecture-style master class sessions begin March 30. The show runs April 11-30 on the Stark Stage at Riverside.
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Janet Kipp Tribus at Gallery 14
Last call to see the work of contemporary oil painter Janet Kipp Tribus, Red Umbrellas and Abstraction: Oil Paintings by Janet Kipp Tribus, at Gallery 14 in Vero Beach. It ends March 31.
Tribus, an artist for almost forty years, studied at the Art Students League in NYC and at Oxbow, a residency program of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been showcased at The Morris Museum in New Jersey. After being part of Palm House Gallery & Studio in Vero Beach, she founded her own studio. Janet's highly imaginative work focuses on figurative subjects, black and white abstractions, colorful abstracts, and stylized landscapes known as 'red umbrella paintings.'
Also featured are Gallery 14 artist-owners: Edgardo Abello, Lila Blakeslee, Barbara du Pont, Barbara Landry, Mary Ann Hall, George Pillorgé, Deborah Polackwich and Dorothy Napp Schindel, as well as Walford Campbell, Joan Earnhart, Terry Green, Viola Pace Knudsen, Mia Lindberg, Francis Mesaros, Michael Robinson, Carol Staub, and artist-sales associate Jo Zaza. Gallery 14 is located at 1911 14th Avenue in the Downtown Historic Arts District of Vero Beach, FL. Open hours: Tuesday – Friday, 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. Closed Sunday and Monday OR open by appointment. Phone 772-562-5525. Visit us at www.gallery14verobeach.com, as well as on Facebook and Instagram
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Livestreamed, in case you can't get to
St. John in time.
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Calling All Photographers
Through the Eye of the Camera, the A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery’s annual juried photography exhibition, returns to provide artist-photographers (amateur and professional) their opportunity to be a part of this continuing and sought-after competitive survey. Traditional and Digital Photography entries will be accepted by advance appointment April 5 through May 5. There is a $30 entry fee for artists entering 1-3 works, $25 entry fee for artists entering 4 or more works. This year’s full prospectus with application, dates, guidelines, categories, awards, and entry procedures is available to download from the Museum’s website at www.BackusMuseum.org/juried-shows or pick up during regular hours at the Museum, 500 North Indian River Drive in Historic Downtown Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Artists are required to sign up online for an entry appointment in advance. Each 15-minute entry appointment will accommodate one artist entering up to three (3) works of art; artists wishing to enter more than three works may sign up for additional entry appointments. Artists can access the online appointment schedule with all entry information at www.BackusMuseum.org/juried-shows.
The juried exhibition Through the Eye of the Camera will be on view May 12 through the closing out of the regular season on June 23, 2023, with accepted artists A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery and award winners announced online by Thursday evening, May 11. The opening reception is planned for Friday, May 12 from 6:00-8:00 pm.
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The Best of the Clubs Art Exhibition runs concurrently with the Members' Show with the opening reception held on March 30, 5-7 p.m.
Best of the Clubs provides a window into the world of the artists who reside in our gated communities from Palm Beach to Martin County. Some are seasonal residents and some are here year 'round, but all are on exhibit at the invitation of Lighthouse ArtCenter's curator, Janeen Mason. She visited art shows in clubhouses from West Palm Beach to Stuart and carefully selected artwork that represents the very best on display.
Jewelry, photography, ceramics, sculpture, and painting are just some of the mediums on exhibit and awards are offered in each of these categories.
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Anne Satterlee Takes Her Leave
March 31 will be Anne Satterlee's final day as the voice of the Sunrise Theatre in Fort Pierce. After 25 years with the City of Fort Pierce — 15 at City Hall and 10 with the Sunrise, it's time to relax. She isn't going anywhere, she said. "I am staying in the area, not packing up and moving on."
Taking over for Satterlee as marketing director is Joe Sweat, leaving his position in communications at Fort Pierce City Hall.
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Indian River Clay and Raw Space Gallery team up for spring events
By Katherine Bauman
Indian River Clay, a non-profit ceramic arts studio in Vero Beach, is teaming up with Raw Space Gallery for three events this spring that are open to Florida potters and artists.
The events are being held at Raw Space Gallery, a visual arts venue and innovative cultural space at 1795 Old Dixie Highway, in the heart of Vero Beach.
Form + Fire, a Juried Contemporary Clay Exhibit
Indian River Clay is proud to partner with Raw Space Gallery to bring a juried, contemporary clay exhibit to the Treasure Coast. The month-long exhibit will open March 3 with an artists’ reception and close March 28.
It will feature contemporary ceramic artwork from artists working in this diversified medium throughout Florida. The show is open to functional, sculptural, decorative, and experimental pieces that feature clay as the primary material.
2023 Spring Fling Pottery Show & Sale
Indian River Clay’s 2023 Spring Fling Pottery Show & Sale will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 1 at Raw Space Gallery. This pop-up exhibit will feature potters who are members of Indian River Clay, but also is open to outside artists. Potters interested in renting a vendor space for $50 for the day are invited to apply by contacting the studio at 772-202-8598.
Proceeds support the Indian River Clay Capital Campaign.
Yours, Mine, and Ours
“Yours, Mine, and Ours” is a new event hosted by Indian River Clay at Raw Space Gallery. This exhibition is planned to open April 7 and run through the end of the month.
This new concept is a collaboration between two artists, one or both being a potter, and the other can work in any chosen media. Each artist will submit their own individual piece, and then one piece will be submitted as a collaboration between the two. Each team will submit three pieces, and Indian River Clay members can team up with as many different artists as they wish to enter additional sets.
Indian River Clay will be using Raw Space Gallery to exhibit the pieces for this event. There is no cost to enter, and Indian River Clay will collect commission of 20 percent for members, and 30 percent for non-members.
Raw Space Gallery, 1795 Old Dixie Highway, is a large, indoor-space that can accommodate all the art in a climate-controlled setting.
The show will open on April 7. It will run through April and will have set hours for guests to view and buy the artwork.
For more information, call 772-202-8598; online at indianriverclay.org; by email at info@indianriverclay.org; or stop by the studio at 1239 16th St., Vero Beach. Studio hours are: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday..
Photo provided by Indian River Clay
Indian River Clay members Mallory Wixson-O’Malley, left, and Jim Cohoe collaborate on a pottery piece for the “Yours, Mine & Ours” exhibit, which opens April 7 at Raw Space Gallery in Vero Beach.
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Grow Fort Myers at Edison and Ford Winter Estates
On April 7 and 8, Edison and Ford Winter Estates is holding it's annual "Grow Fort Myers" Plant Sale and Workshops event, combined with the Orchid Symposium that was cancelled last fall.
Plant Sale Only on Friday, April 7 (Noon to 4 p.m.)
Plant vendors will set up their booths Friday morning and have plants available for sale starting at noon. There is no charge to attend the plant sale or the Garden Shoppe area. Tours or admission to the museum and lab or riverside of the property are not included. No workshops are taking place on Friday.
Workshops and Plant Sale on Saturday, April 8 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) There is no charge to attend the plant sale; however, a ticket is required to attend the workshops. The ticket cost for the entire day of workshops is $25 for non-members or $20 for Edison Ford members. Tours or admission to the museum and lab or riverside of the property are not included.
Visitors can also enter to win a rare and endangered, native Vanilla dilloniana orchid. The suggested donation for each raffle ticket is $5. The winner will be drawn at the end of the event on Saturday.
"With the help of a grant from the Florida Wildflower Foundation, we started a wildflower garden behind the laboratory, where Thomas Edison once grew rows and rows of Goldenrod," said Debbie Hughes, horticulture director. "Visitors will be able to stroll through the wildflower garden and learn about the native plants."
Tickets to attend the workshops may be purchased online at EdisonFord.org. Food and beverage vendors will have refreshments available for purchase on Saturday. Guests are encouraged to bring their own garden cart, as only a limited number will be available.
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The Music Angels Scholarship Foundation Host Fundraiser
From Music Angels:
Music Angels Presents" A Musical Evening At The Majestic Theater "For Benefit Of Children From 4-17 Years Of Age With A Financial Need. As A 501 (C)3 Non- Profit, We Believe Every Child Deserves Access To A High-Quality Music Education.
The Event will open with a short Film showing the “Scientifically-Proven Benefits of Music education for Children.“ Then comes the music.
Kapprianah Anderson
Kapprianah is a 14 yr old Music Angels Scholarship recipient with an amazing voice, moving easily from Broadway to opera. She is being coached by Juie Glunt and "shows great promise. She has added keyboard lessons and eventually will have a piano when there is room at Grandma's house."
Canta Libre Quintet
Cante Libre is honored to be featured in the Music Angels Education Fund event. As Canta Libre begins its third decade of music making, "we are proud to 'pay it forward' in Vero Beach for Music Angels, fostering musical excellence and life contentment for upcoming aspiring musicians.
RSVP For This Event
A Musical Evening at Majestic Theater
Fri, Mar 31, 2023, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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At the Elliott
Highwaymen — From the Street Corner to the Smithsonian
Through July 21
In the 1950s during the Jim Crow days, several African-American self-taught artists from the Treasure Coast began painting Florida’s vivid landscapes, looking for a better way to earn a livelihood. Coined as the “Highwaymen,” they sold their art out of their car trunks as they traveled the highways, which led to their nickname. Today, Highwaymen paintings have deservedly earned a place to hang in the Smithsonian, and several Highwaymen artists are represented in the Florida Artists Hall of Fame. Very few of the original 26 artists remain but fortunately, many of their paintings — which are now sought after by collectors worldwide — still do.
The Elliott Museum showcased their artwork last year and we are thrilled to present an all new, premier collection of their art that includes an extensive "Canvas Board Wall" of their early works, including Harold Newton, one of the founding members, along with a Tribute Wall to Roy McLendon, who was inspired by Newton, his neighbor.
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Impact 100 Indian River Finalists
Each year, Impact 100 Indian River invites all area nonprofits to apply for $100,000 grants. Impact 100 grants allow local nonprofits to make substantive and transformational changes in our community, based on specific criteria.
“This year’s finalists are well-established nonprofit organizations in our community that have shown exceptional dedication and creativity in addressing our community's most pressing challenges, and we are thrilled to announce the number of grants we will award and the slate of projects that will be voted upon by our members in April,” stated Mary Ellen McCarthy, Impact 100 Indian River president.
The Finalists:
Ballet Vero Beach, Inc.
Fellowship Initiative For Dancers Expansion
Bike Walk Indian River County
Wheels on Wheels
Gifford Youth Orchestra, The
GYO Audio, Recording, And Communications Studio
IRC Healthy Start
Fatherhood Initiative IRC
Junior Achievement of PB & TC
From Youngsters to High School Graduates
Learning Alliance, The
Moonshot Lab School and Hub for Teacher Training
McKee Botanical Garden
Nurtured by Nature
Senior Resource Association
Meals on Wheels Waitlist Relief
Source, The
Dignity Wellness
Vero Beach Theatre Guild
Theatrical Learning Center
Whole Family Health Center
WFHC Mobile Medical Office
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St. Johns Wood Ends SISP Season
The next Sebastian Inlet State Park concert is April 1, 6-9 p.m. It will be the last concert for their season and the band will be St. Johns Wood.
Friends of the Sebastian Inlet State Park, Inc.
321-984-4852.
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From My Modern Met:
Nearly a century after Claude Monet captured the beauty of lily ponds in a series of Impressionist paintings, Ai Weiwei has reimagined the triptych in a radically new way. The contemporary Chinese artist—known for pushing boundaries—used 650,000 LEGO bricks in 22 different colors to reconstruct the image on a massive scale. Titled Water Lilies #1, this striking piece is part of Weiwei's upcoming exhibition Ai Weiwei: Making Sense opening at the Design Museum in London in April 2023.
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Happening in Indian River County
Through March 28 - Form & Fire - Functional, sculptural, decorative, and experimental pieces in clay at Raw Space Gallery, VB - Indian River Clay
Through March 28 - Jill Kerwick solo exhibition at Center for Spiritual Care
Through March 28 - The Honor Roll at Art at the Emerson, Vero Beach. Past & present Indian River County art teachers
Through March 31 - Spring Exhibition at The Galleries at First Pres
Through March 31 - Red Umbrellas and Abstraction - Janet Kipp Tribus at Gallery 14
Through April 5 - Cultural Council of Indian River County Artist Choice Members Exhibit at Indian River County Administrative Complex A&B
Through April 9- Oleanna - Waxlax Stage at Riverside Theatre
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March 27, 4 & 6 p.m. - Bjorn Lomborg - Distinguished Lecturer Series - Riverside Theatre
March 28, 7:30 p.m. - IRSA - Buffalo Philharmonic with JoAnn Falletta; Sandi Cameron, violinist, at Community Church of Vero Beach
March 28 - 8-week Open Studio Wheel class with Nancy Blair at Indian River Clay
March 28 - Introduction to Handbuilding at Indian River Clay
March 28, 7 p.m. - Reversing the Course of Sea Grass Loss in the IRL - Dr. Dennis Hanisak
March 29-May 30 - Forever in Bloom at Art at the Emerson, Vero Beach
March 29, 4:30-6 p.m - Cultural Connections - Cultural Council of Indian River County at McKee Botanical Garden
March 30, 11 a.m. - Lenten Organ and Poetry Series - Community Church of Vero Beach
March 30, 7 p.m. - The Best of Classic Rock with the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra at the Emerson Center
March 30, 2 p.m. - The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix - Cinema on Wheels video series at Vero Beach Museum of Art
March 30, April 6 & 12 - Backstage Access classes at Riverside Theatre - Class 1 - 42nd Street
March 31, 9:30 a.m. - VBAC Plein Air Painters meet at Blind Creek Beach, Fort Pierce. Bring lunch.
March 31, 6:30 p.m. - A Musical Evening at Majestic Theater - Music Angels Education Fund - Fundraiser, ticketed
March 31 - Downtown Friday Vero Beach
April 1, 7:30 p.m. - Vero Beach International Music Festival Presents: Hanneke Cassel Trio at First Presbyterian Church, VB
April 1, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. - LagoonFest at ELC. Free Admission
April 1, 2-3 p.m. - Author Karen Tripson at McKee Botanical Garden with The Food Explorer: True Adventures of the Globe Trotting Botanist Wh Transformed What Americans Eat, (David Fairchild) by Daniel Stone. Ticketed
April 2, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Vero Beach Art Club's Art in the Park - Humiston Park, Ocean Drive
April 2, 3 p.m. - Atlantic Classical Orchestra Chamber Series Three - Winds in the Afternoon Air at Vero Beach Museum of Art
April 2 & 3 -VBHS Performing Arts Dept. presents 30th Annual Red, White & Blue concert
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And Beyond
Through April 1 - Play On! Fridays and Saturdays at Okeechobee Auditorium, 610 SW 2nd Ave. Okeechobee Community Theatre
Through April 1 - 37th Annual All Florida Exhibition at Alliance for the Arts, Fort Myers
Through April 2 - Pressing Issues: Printmaking as Social Justice in 1930s United States at Rollins Museum of Art, Winter Park
Through April 2 - Visual Field: RMA Staff Picks at Rollins Museum of Art, Winter Park
Through May 13 - Collier's Cavalry: The Story of the Southwest Mounted Patrol at Museum of the Everglades
Through Sept 10 - The Interior Life: Recent Acquisitions at National Gallery
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March 26-27, 7:30 p.m. - Frank & Me starring Chris Eisenberg at Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe
March 27, 11 a.m. - March 15, 3 p.m. - Lecture series at Society of the Four Arts - Magnificent Rebels: The First Romantics and Invention of the Self with Andrea Wulf
March 27, 7:30 p.m. - Sarasota Concert Association- Buffalo Philharmonic/JoAnn Falletta - Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
March 27, 3 p.m. - Lecture: An Unnatural Journey with Mandy Baker at Society of the Four Arts
March 28 - July 29 - 1923: Exploring Collier County's Founding Year at Collier Museum at Government Center
March 28 - Make Them Hear You: Black,Gay, and on Broadway at The Abbey
March 29 - Last Wednesday at A&H's Maitland Art Center
March 31 - Rescheduled Appalachian Road Show concert at Edison and Ford Winter Estates
March 31, 7:30 p.m. - Brasil Guitar Duo - Frost Music Live! at UM Gusman Concert Hall
March 31, 7 p.m. - the Lake Wales Brass Ensemble - Sacred and Serious at First United Methodist Church of Lake Wales
March 31, 7:30 p.m. - Opera Orlando - The Marriage Contract and Gianni Schicchi at Bella Collina, Montverde
March 31, 8 p.m. - Fat Ham fam with National Black Theatre Night at American Airlines Theatre, NYC
April 1-2 - Phoenix AZ Bonsai Society annual show
April 1 - Dunedin Highland Games
April 1, 7 p.m. - Music of Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock at Lake Wales Art Center
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Happening in St. Lucie County
Through April 2 - Chapter Two at Treasure Coast Theatre
Through April 30 - Fine Print: Rediscovering the Backus Portfolio on Paper and Canvas at Backus Museum & Gallery
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Happening in Martin County
Every Sunday, 1 - 4 p.m. - Rock'n Riverwalk, 300 St. Lucie Ave, Stuart
Through April 2 - Over the River and Through the Woods at A.C.T. Studio Theatre, Stuart
Through April 15 - Works in Living Color - artist Dorothy Gillespie at Court House Cultural Center
Through April 27 - Free Electrons, the art of Danuta Rothschild and Torenzo Gann at the Elliott.
Through July 21 - Highwaymen - From Street Corner to the Smithsonian at the Elliott
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March 29, 6:30 p.m. - Jazz Jam with the Billy Cofrances Jazz Quartet - Cork'd Wine Bar, Jensen Beach
March 31, 4 p.m. - Atlantic Classical Orchestra Chamber Series Three - Pittenger Center at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
April 1, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. - Bookmania! at Jensen Beach HS PAC
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Brevard Happenings
Through March 26: Cinderella, Surfside Playhouse
Through March 26 - Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Titusville Playhouse
Through March 31 - 100% Pure Florida at Fifth Avenue Art Gallery
Through April 2 - The Evolution of SLICE and Other Work - Pete Steenland - At Studios of Cocoa Beach
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Through April 23 - Leading Ladies at Melbourne Civic Theatre
Mar 24 – Apr 2: Godspell, Henegar Center
March 31, 7:30 p.m. - Melbourne Municipal Band's Rock & Roll Revue plays music of the '50s and '60s at Cocoa Village Playhouse
April 3-29 -Tom Busby Retrospective at 5th Avenue Art Gallery
April 3-29 - One Heck of an Art Show - Jerry & Cher Hanzl's Solo Exhibition at 5th Avenue Gallery
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Happening in Palm Beach County
Through March 26 - Damn Yankees at the Wick theatre and Costume Museum
Through March 26 - Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary international fair at Palm Beach County Convention Center
Through April 2 - The Art of Paper: Washi Transformed at Morikami Museum
Through April 5 - 45th Annual Members' Show & Sale at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta
Through April 5 - Best of the Clubs Art Exhibition at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta
Through April 8 - Visualizing Climate Disruption - PalmBeach Cultural Council
Through April 9 - Café des Beaux-Arts at Flagler Museum
Through April 29 - Etheard Joseph work at Cultural Council for Palm Beach County, Tues-Sat noon- 5p.m.
Through June 11 - New York Vanguard: Promised Gifts from Stephen and Madeline Anbinder
Through July 16 - At the Dawn of a New Age: Early Twentieth-Century American Modernism at Norton Museum
Through July 16 - From Man Ray to O'Keefe: American Modernism at the Norton Museum
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March 30, 5-7 p.m. - Opening reception for Best of the Clubs Art Exhibition at Lighthouse ArtCenter, Tequesta
April 1-2 - 13th annual Downtown WPB Art Festival - The Square
April 3, 5:30 p.m. - An A-MUSE-ING EVENING at the Colony Hotel, PB
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Three opportunities to dance with Ballet Vero Beach - Accepting auditions and applications NOW!
Audition for Ballet Vero Beach's 2023-2024 Season
Ballet Vero Beach is seeking professional dancers for the 2023-2024 Season. The company is specifically interested in male presenting dancers with professional experience, excellent classical and contemporary technique, and superior partnering skills. However, the company will consider all applicants regardless of gender identity. Interested dancers should submit resume and video footage to info@balletverobeach.org. For more information about our organization click Audition.
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Apply to our Fellowship Initiative
The company is also seeking applicants for the Fellowship Initiative for Dancers. Specifically aimed at altering the way young people enter the field, this two year program allows accepted fellows to dance full time with Ballet Vero Beach, receive their AA or BA through Indian River State College (paid for by the company), and experience hands on training in arts literacy and arts integration through delivering the company's education and engagement initiatives. To apply for the initiative click Apply.
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Apply to the Riverside Dance Festival
The Riverside Dance Festival is a unique experience in Intensive Summer Study presented by Riverside Theatre and Ballet Vero Beach. Accepted students will experience day-to-day life with Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre. Students will have the opportunity to take daily technique classes in hip hop and contemporary dance from Terminus and Riverside’s own distinguished faculty. They will also perform alongside Terminus in a mixed repertory concert to culminate the festival. To apply, click Apply.
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Eau Gallery Call for Artists
Hit Me With Your Best Shot 4/7-28
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Rollins Museum of Ar
Interested in working at the museum? Check out the latest opportunities!
Visitor Services Associate
Association of Art Museum Directors Intern
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The Vero Beach Choral Society is in need of vocalists in both Tenor and Alto ranges. Anyone who can read music and has experience singing in a vocal ensemble is welcomed to join the group by audition. Visit the group’s website, www.VeroBeachChoralSociety.org, and click on “Audition” to apply.
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Streaming First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church in Vero Beach presents many concerts and special performances. If you can't get to them in person, visit the church's website and watch the archived videos!
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LAST CALL!
Edward Hopper and Guy Pène du Bois: Painting the Real
On view now through March 26 at Polk Museum of Art
An original Polk Museum of Art exhibition, Edward Hopper and Guy Pène du Bois: Painting the Real comprises approximately sixty works and focuses on Hopper and Pène du Bois, two very thematically different but stylistically-overlapping artists who became lifelong friends from the time of their earliest studies at the New York School of Art.
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From the Lake Wales History Museum:
From the Museum of Florida History through April 11:
Stop in and learn about the rich history of Blues and Jazz in central Florida. This exhibit has interactive displays, videos, and much more to learn about how Florida Got the Blues!
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