The New Studio for the Visual Arts (NSVA) and photographer, Edward Munoz celebrate a new corporate art acquisition by Fine Mark Bank of Jupiter! Munoz is among the first gathering of native Jupiter artists with a new exhibit, “Our Jupiter”. The free exhibit runs through the Thanksgiving Holidays and closes at the end of the month.  Kudos to the Bank leadership for becoming true aficionados of local artists and to Peggy Kirkwood, President of The New Studio and the moving force behind the All About Jupiter Exhibit.  The Rickie Report shares the details and some unexpected sneak peeks.

Jupiter… like   you’ve   never   seen   it   before!

Through    the    eyes

Of    Over    THIRTY

Homegrown    Jupiter    artists

Coming    together    for    the    First    Time!

Exhibit runs through the Thanksgiving Holidays and closes at the end of the month.

“Our Jupiter”, presented by The New Studio for the Visual Arts, invites you to experience Jupiter then and now, from the unique perspective of local artists.  Ed’s Blue Dot Photography is proud to announce its participation in “Our Jupiter”, the first annual gathering of native Jupiter artists.

Photographer, Edward Munoz with newest corporate acquisition by Fine Mark Bank of Jupiter

Peggy Kirkwood tells The Rickie Report, “The New Studio for the Visual Arts, which includes The Photography of Edward Munoz, has had a great run showcasing Art all about Jupiter and recently the excitement spilled over to the Jupiter business community. Fine Mark Bank of Jupiter selected one of the Munoz Photographs from his Jupiter collection to hang on their main wall. The Bank contracted Artworks of West Palm, one of our vendor partners, to print on canvas an 80-inch-high triptych for display at their bank. Karl Osterman handled the printing, stretching and hanging while Munoz supplied various photography options for the client’s consideration. The final product is now on display at the Bank”.

Ed Munoz is a photographer specializing in Nature and Travel Photography. He’s a member of Artists of Palm Beach County, The Lighthouse Art Center, and The New Studio for the Visual Arts, all located in Florida. Ed also serves on the Board of Images for Conservation of Texas. Ed shares, ” I inherited my interest in photography from my father, who did not have the resources that I have but had a love for the art.”

Ed says, “I have also endeavored to advance my skills under the tutelage of experts such as Ken Geiger, Pulitzer Prize winner from National Geographic, E. David Luria of Washington DC Photo Safari fame, Professor David Durbak teacher and professional photographer, and wildlife photographer Bill Gosanski.  My work has been recognized with several awards, the latest being a first-place prize for the 2021 Grassy waters photo contest.

“My wife Susan has been my loving partner, travel companion, assistant, model, promoter and critic all rolled into one. Without her, and the loving encouragement of my four adult children, and eight grandchildren, the inner light that guides my photography would be indeed dim and dull. My hope is that my photography will move people to better appreciate our environment and inspire them to protect and preserve.”  ~  Ed Munoz

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