CLICK HERE:

https://discover.pbcgov.org/fdo/art/Pages/Calls-to-Artists.aspx

Noelle McCarthy‘s “A Tribute to Nature” a Solo Art Exhibit brings the viewer up close with some stunning images. The Eissey Campus Theatre Lobby Gallery  exhibit opens April 2 and runs through May 1, 2022.  From her colorations to her innate understanding of her subjects, this Free Exhibit is not to be missed!  The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.

“Flamingo Stand Tall” by Noelle McCarthy

“New Year’s Sunrise” by Noelle McCarthy

“Home Sweet Osprey” by Noelle McCarthy

Awards:

• 2019 at Arthur R. Marshall National Wildlife Refuge Annual “Loxahatchee Visions” Art Contest (Judge’s Honorable Mention for “New Year’s Sunset”).
• 2019 at Artists of Palm Beach County “Members Exhibit” (Judge’s Honorable Mention for “Great Falls Reflections” and Featured Artist in  “Members Choice” Exhibit – for “Elephants in the Wild” & “Malayan Tiger”)
• 2020 during the pandemic, “Home Away from Home” and “Chicklet” created during quarantine were incorporated into “Alone Together” a Corona Crisis Collage Exhibit by Artist Sharon Koskoff, a 164 piece collage mural at The Cultural Council of Palm Beach County.  Prints were sold to support the Council’s Artist Relief Fund. The collage can be seen “In Person” for the first time at Hatch 1121, LULA Art Gallery April 29 – June 13, 2022.
• 2020 “Koala Care” in the Endangered Online Exhibition (Highly Commended Gallery).

For more information about this exhibit or to see Noelle’s other artworks:

We’ll see you at the airport on Wednesday, March 2nd! There is no need to buy a ticket to fly off anywhere because the Art at the Airport Exhibit will take you on many journeys without packing a bag! The Palm Beach International Airport continues to be one of the most popular art galleries in the County. The Rickie Report shares the details of the next Artist Reception to which the public is invited. ATTENTION ART LOVERS and TRAVELERS: Take a moment to stroll the Art in Public Places area! We promise you a more enlightened experience than you’d have rushing to your gate, sitting and waiting for your flight. This is a great teaching moment for families waiting for loved ones to arrive. Walk by the artwork and talk about what the children see! To purchase art displayed in this exhibit, contact Palm Beach County’s Art in Public Places Program (561) 233-0235.

PUBLIC IS INVITED:

“Art at the Airport”

Meet the Artists:

 Elliott Block, Ron Garrett, Darin Roney, Suzanne Schwartzman, Robert Catapano, Reed Dixon, Budd Parker, Stephanie Brown, Karen Hanley Colbert, Juan Manuel Nino, Kris Davis, Jacquie Medeiros, Susan Oakes, Hedy McDonald Marc Beauregard,Vicki Cohen, Sherry Stephens, Beverley Johnstone, Andrea Krausz, Carol Roberts, Ashleigh Walters, and Bonnie Wilburn.

Wednesday, March 2nd

5:30 -7:00 pm

Exhibition is located on Level 2 of the Main Terminal, across from Travelers Lounge

Palm Beach International Airport, Level 2.

****Use Short Term lot for complimentary parking. Pull a ticket, do not use SunPass to receive parking voucher.****

Best in show: 6:30 p.m., presented by guest judge Ellen E. Roberts, curator of the Harold and Anne Berkley Smith of American Art at the Norton Museum of Art

The current exhibition runs through April 6. For a virtual tour of the exhibition, visit:
http://www.pbcgov.com/fdo/art/exhibitions/ArtAtAirport.htm

Follow PBI on Facebook (/FlyPBI) and Twitter (@PBI_Airport) for updates, Meet the Artists reception information and to see featured art! Use #PBILOVESART to connect with the artists and PBI.

To purchase art displayed in this exhibition, contact Palm Beach County’s
Art in Public Places Program (561) 233-0235.

Being accepted into this exhibit is challenging, with an uncompromising jurying process and tough competition. We urge all artists – emerging and established to continue to apply!

Your artistry will be seen by millions….And art at the airport does sell!

To place your name on the registry:

www.pbcgov.com/fdo/art/

For more information about Art at the Airport please contact:

Elayna Toby Singer

2633 Vista Parkway    West Palm Beach, FL 33411-5603
(561) 233-0235 Fax: (561) 233-0206

Email: esinger@pbcgov.org

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact The Rickie Report at:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

P.O.Box 33423

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

The Palm Beach International Airport’s Art In Public Places will be featuring artist, Harold Silvers. You may recall seeing his pointillism designs in the windows of Cartier Jewelers or Bonwit Teller. Now you can see what he has been creating since leaving the graphic arts world!  The Rickie Report shares the details about the upcoming Free Public Reception and includes a closer look at more of Harold’s artistry.  If you think you are seeing dots in front of your eyes, you are!  Each one is created individually by Harold!

Palm Beach International Airport

Art In Public Places

Features:

Harold Silvers

Free Public Reception

Wednesday, September 9th

5:30 – 7:00 pm

Palm Beach International Airport

1000 Turnage Boulevard   W.Palm Beach, FL

Exhibition is located near the Mall on Level 2 of the Main Terminal, across from Travelers Lounge.

Parking Will Be Validated ( not including Sun Pass)

Harold Silvers with one of his paintings. (Photo courtesy of Carol Baldwin)

Harold Silvers tells The Rickie Report, “You may have seen my pointillism designs in the windows of Cartier Jewelers or Bonwit Teller. Now you can see what I have been creating since leaving the graphic art world. I moved to Southern Florida five years ago and have gone back to my roots as an artist. I graduated from NYC Community College for Commercial Art and Parsons School of Design for Graphic Design.”

“Steel Wave” by Harold Silvers

Harold has used a radiograph pen, magic marker, stencils and air brush techniques as well as computer design. He explains, “My pointillism designs as have to do with Nature, Time, Space and Infinity. I started pointillism in my college days, and decided that I should get back to doing it again, being retired. I make the designs one dot at a time.”

“Optical” by Harold Silvers

How does he keep all of the design elements in perspective?  He says, “one has to have a certain mind set to do this kind of art. I usually have a concept of how I want the design to look before I start… Sometimes I let the dots take me for the ride.”

“Burst” by Harold Silvers

Harold offers prints on paper from 6 x 9, and digital prints on canvas up to 30 x 45. He can also make color variations of the design. Harold makes the highest quality Giclee’s. At times, he might show one of his designs completed on translucent film with a light behind it.

“Organs” by Harold Silvers

Here we see an example of one of Harold’s pieces lit. He used a process with film negatives and color key prints, that is no longer available.  These prints are made of 3 transparent color keys.  They are sandwiched between clear glass in the front and translucent plexiglass in the back. New designs are printed on translucent white film.

“Beginning” by Harold Silvers

Harold offers digital prints on paper from 6×9, and digital prints on canvas up to 39×58. He can also make color variations of the design on request and offers the  highest quality prints.

For more information about Harold Silvers’ artwork, please email him at:

hjsgraphicdesign@yahoo.com

or call:  561.701.2679

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Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

We’ll see you at the airport on Wednesday, June 3rd!  There is no need to buy a ticket to fly off anywhere because the Art at the Airport Exhibit will take you on many journeys without packing a bag! The Palm Beach International Airport continues to be one of the most popular art galleries in the County.  The Rickie Report shares the details of the next Artist Reception to which the public is invited.   ATTENTION ART LOVERS and TRAVELERS:  Take a moment to stroll the Art in Public Places area! We promise you a more enlightened experience than you’d have rushing to your gate, sitting and waiting for your flight.  This is a great teaching moment for families waiting for loved ones to arrive.  Walk by the artwork and talk about what the children see! To purchase art displayed in this exhibit, contact Palm Beach County’s Art in Public Places Program (561) 233-0235.

PUBLIC IS INVITED:

“Art at the Airport”

Meet the Artists:

Wednesday, June 3rd

5:30 -7:o0 pm

Exhibition is located on Level 2 of the Main Terminal, across from Travelers Lounge

This exhibition features photography, painting and mixed media works created by artists who reside in one of Pam Beach County’s thirty-eight municipalities. More than ninety artworks were reviewed by guest judge Timothy A. Eaton, owner of Eaton Fine Art in West Palm Beach. Works were selected based on artistic merit and composition.

The Artists Are:

Scott Armetta

Dennis Aufiery

David Charlowe

Barbara Chieves

Kris Davis

Friday Flatt

Doreen Grasso

Erik Kucera

Walter Peterson

Sandy Pfeifer

Roxene Sloate

Mary Taylor

Dennis Tishkowsky

Linh M. Tinh

Chrisanthy Vargo

Glenn Weiss

Bonnie Wilburn

Flannery Winchester

Exhibit Continues – June 24, 2015

To purchase art displayed in this exhibition, contact Palm Beach County’s
Art in Public Places Program (561) 233-0235.

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Being accepted into this exhibit is challenging, with an uncompromising jurying process and tough competition.  We urge all artists – emerging and established to continue to apply!

Your artistry will be seen by millions….And art at the airport does sell!

To place your name on the registry:

www.pbcgov.com/fdo/art/

For more information about Art at the Airport please contact:

Elayna Toby Singer

2633 Vista Parkway     West Palm Beach, FL 33411-5603
(561) 233-0235    Fax: (561) 233-0206

Email: esinger@pbcgov.org

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

P.O.Box 33423

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

Wellington Art Society announces a Public Reception for abstract artist, Laura Willems will be held on May 29, 2015, in the Cafe Gallery of the Whole Foods Market in Wellington. This SOLO Exhibition has 16 works of art on display, many as diptychs, triptychs and quartets, totaling 36 individual canvases.  Laura’s work has been seen in many juried and invitational exhibitions, including “Art in Public Places” at Palm Beach International Airport. She has also participated in many art shows and done several art demonstrations. Her exhibit will continue through June 15th.The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks here. 

WELLINGTON ART SOCIETY

Presents

A SOLO EXHIBITION

by

Laura Willems

“Through the scope – a take on inner and outer space”

PUBLIC RECEPTION

Friday, May 29, 2015

6:30 – 8:00 pm

Whole Foods Market Cafe

2635 SR7          Wellington, FL

561.904.4000

$5. Covers Music, Wine, Food and Donation to WAS Scholarship Fund

Exhibit continues through June 15th

“Thirty Fathoms” by Laura Willems

Laura Willems, member of the Wellington Art Society is the current SOLO artist at Wellington Whole Foods Market. A Public Reception in her honor will be hosted by Whole Foods on May 29, 2015 from 6:30-8 PM. There will be live music, delicious and creative snacks, special vintage wines and door prizes, including one from the artist. There is a $5 charge at the door goes to help fund the Wellington Art Society Scholarship Fund.   The Cafe Gallery at Whole Foods Market is located at 2635 State Road 7/441, Wellington, FL 33414, 561-904-4000. Located just south of the Wellington Mall and Forest Hill Blvd., on State Road 7/441.

“Sunset On Solaris” by Laura Willems

This SOLO Exhibition has 16 works of art on display, many as diptychs, triptychs and quartets, totaling 36 individual canvases.  Paintings from Laura Willems’ Interstellar Series will be shown, in which Laura creates a paint bath of mixed media into which she immerses the canvases. Also represented are selections from her Jackson Pollack and Miro’ periods.  In addition, a collection of 4″ x 4″ mini-panels, which interchange like puzzle pieces, will be shown for the first time.

“Firestorm Quartet” by Laura Willems

Laura was born and raised in the Midwest, loves sports and the outdoors and spending time with animals. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Connecticut. An avid traveler, she has visited all seven continents and has been inspired by the very diverse cultures and landscapes she has experienced as well as the many museums she has visited over the years.

“The Fires Within” by Laura Willems

Laura’s art has evolved through those travels and by participating in many classes and seminars in various mediums and artistic styles. She has found guidance from her artist brother, Ira Bruce Reines and many fellow artists. A highly creative and passionate person, she constantly reinvents herself in order to explore new avenues of expression.

Laura Willems at Wellington City Hall Exhibit with “Slash”

Laura’s art uses the laws of gravity, chemistry and physics to turn the canvases into unique highly kinetic interplays of vivid color that ebb and flow. Each painting is created in a mixed media bath of acrylics, oils, gesso and metallics of different density and liquidity. The canvas is dipped in this bath, then tilted and worked, allowing the mediums to flow and merge into complex patterns and intricate textures. Laura’s paintings can be viewed in any direction and explode in breathtaking brilliant colors.

“Heavy Metals” by Laura Willems

Laura tells The Rickie Report,”As in a microcosm or vast universe, the innate laws of physics governing the world are at work as I create my latest series of paintings. For each canvas, I first create a bath of mixed media: acrylics, oils, gessoes, and metallics of different density and liquidity. “

“Life in Europa” by Laura Willems

Laura says: “Have you ever noticed that looking through a microscope can be similar to looking through a telescope? Is it a star or a piece of sand?  Particles, at the subatomic level, mimic planetary motion. The symmetry of the universe, ruled by the laws of nature, is key to my inspiration.  As I add each color and medium, the disparate chemical make-ups of the mediums react with each other, jockeying for position like rivers flowing along hydro-dynamic lines.”

Laura is a member of several Professional Associations, including Cultural Council of Palm Beach County, Artists of Palm Beach County, Wellington Art Society, Lake Worth Art League and International Association of Experimental Artists.

This SOLO Exhibition will conclude on June 15, 2015.

Please call 561-632-8225, for more information.

Works can be specially created to suit your home or office.

Visit:

 laura.willems@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/laura-reines-willems

Wellington Art Society

The Wellington Art Society is a non-profit charitable organization in its 35th year. It is open to artists of all mediums and patrons of the arts, allowing both local and regional artists to display their art work in local galleries, interact with other artists, and serve the community through their art.

For further information visit wellingtonartsociety.org

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Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

The Artists Association of Jupiter (AAOJ) proudly presents “Color Surge” A Solo Exhibition By Margie Agoston, Visual Artist. The event will be held on Wednesday April 8, 2015 at A Unique Art Gallery in Jupiter. A portion of proceeds from sales of artworks created by Margie and the artists of AAOJ will benefit Renewal Coalition. Renewal Coalition assists wounded service members and their families in their transition from military to civilian life or back to active duty by offering a retreat experience at Florida residences with the intent of providing these families a time to reunite and bond in a relaxed, pleasant, and welcoming environment.  The Rickie Report shares the details and shows some of Margie’s artwork.  We applaud this artist networking group for their charitable work!!

Artists Association of Jupiter

&

A Unique Art Gallery

Present:

“Color Surge”

Featuring the Artwork of

Margie Agoston

Opening Reception:

Wednesday, April 8th

5:30- 7:30 pm

A Portion of Proceeds of Sales Benefits:

Renewal Coalition

226 Center Street Suite 8 Jupiter, FL 33458

561-529-2748

Margie Agoston is a woman of few words but many colors and dimensions.  Margie grew up outside of New York City and her formal education included a BA from the University of California in Santa Barbara. She is also a Graduate Gemologist and received a Jewelry Manufacturing Arts degree from The Gemological Institute of America.

Abstract by Marge

Today Margie has made her mark as an Artist to be seen, enjoyed and collected. Her Exhibits include: Art at Palm Beach International Airport, The Armory Art Center in West Palm Beach, and was also selected for the upcoming show “Contempo” at the Lighthouse Art Center in Tequesta, FL.

“Party” by Margie Agoston

Margie she said this about her art: “My work comes from my heart. I have always loved creating whether it was painting, jewelry design or ceramics. When I paint I can freely express myself. My canvas is like a two dimensional sculpture. I use color, texture and movement to sculpt emotions.”  Margie Agoston’s hope for the observer is that they will go on their own journey and they will experience what the abstract painting says to them.  Please Margie’s website at http://www.margieagoston.com/

Renewal Coalition’s mission is to assist wounded service members and their families in their transition from military to civilian life or back to active duty by offering a retreat experience at Florida residences with the intent of providing these families a time to reunite and bond in a relaxed, pleasant, and welcoming environment. We focus on the family sharing time together without the worries of expenses. Lodging, meals, entertainment, ground travel and even the small amenities are the responsibility of Renewal Coalition and NOT the service members and their families. www.renewalcoalition.org.

The Artists Association of Jupiter is a collaboration of artists who work together to promote the awareness of art and education to the community and surrounding counties. Its venue, A Unique Art Gallery, opened its doors in June of 2010. Learn more about the organization, its artists and programs on the Association’s website, www.artistsassociationofjupiter.com

For more information on this event call or email the Gallery at 561-529-2748

or info@artistsassociationofjupiter.com

 or email auniqueartgallery@comcast.net

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

Art at the Airport Sells! Don’t miss the opportunity to MEET THE ARTISTS whose work is currently hanging. The public is invited to the Reception on Wednesday, March 4th, 5:30-7:30pm. Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA) has become a premiere venue to showcase quality, original artworks by Palm Beach County’s finest emerging and professional artists. Get the details here and apply for the next exhibit!!!!!

PALM  BEACH  COUNTY

ART   IN   PUBLIC   PLACES

MEET THE ARTISTS

Wednesday, March 4th

5:30 – 7:30 pm

Palm Beach International Airport

Level 2

Park in Short Term Lot

“Black on White” by Diane DeQuevedo Klein (Boca Raton)  Photograph on Metal

Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA) has become a premiere venue to showcase quality, original artworks by Palm Beach County’s finest emerging and professional artists.  This exhibition is located on Level 2, across from Sam Snead’s restaurant and bar, the Visitor’s Lounge, and mini putting green.

ART AT THE AIRPORT SELLS!

As a major gateway to South Florida, PBIA receives an average of 500,000 travelers per month. Of local, national and international origin, travelers frequently purchase works featured in “Art at the Airport” exhibitions.
· Artists have sold work in every show for the past five years
· Artists keep 100% of income from sales
· Art seen by travelers and locals result in commissions and sales of additional work by featured artists

EXHIBITION PROMOTION

Artists accepted into “Art at the Airport” exhibitions are featured on Palm Beach County’s Art in Public Places and the PBIA websites. In addition, the County’s Public Art Program broadly promotes “Art at the Airport” exhibitions and receptions to diverse media outlets and to the more than one thousand local artists and arts supporters in the County’s Artist Registry.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Elayna Toby Singer, Art in Public Places Administrator

Phone: (561) 233-0235,

esinger@pbcgov.org
Palm Beach County Art in Public Places
2633 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL 33411
Ph (561) 233-0235 Fax (561) 233-0206
http://www.pbcgov.com/fdo/ART

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact The Rickie Report at:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

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Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

A Unique Art Gallery and The Artists Association of Jupiter  (AAOJ) Proudly Present “Chile in Color”, a SOLO exhibit by Raymonde Talleyrand. This event will be held on Wednesday June 11th. A portion of proceeds from the sale of art works created by Raymonde and the artists of AAOJ, will benefit the Haitian organization for Health Services (HOHS) a not for profit organization. The Rickie Report invites you to see this South American country’s diversity in climate, landscapes, history, culture and resources. More details are here.

Artists Association of Jupiter

and

A Unique Art Gallery 

Present:

“Chile in Color”

SOLO exhibit by Raymonde Talleyrand

Wednesday, June 11

6 – 8 pm

226 Center Street   Suite 8

Jupiter, FL  33458

 561-529-2748 

A Unique Art Gallery and The Artists Association of Jupiter  (AAOJ) Proudly Presents: “Chile in Color”, a solo exhibit by artist Rymonde Talleyrand. This event will be held on Wednesday June 11, 6:00-8:00 pm at  A Unique Art Gallery, 226 Center St #8, Jupiter. A portion of proceeds from the sale of art works created by Raymonde and the artists of AAOJ, will benefit the Haitian Organization for Health Services (HOHS) a not for profit organization.

Figurative Study by Raymonde Talleyrand

You are invited to see Chile in vivid colors as Raymonde Talleyrand shares her journey on canvas. This South American country spread on the Pacific Sea presents the most diversity in climate, landscapes, history, culture and resources.

Raymonde Talleyrand at work

The art exhibition of “Chile in Color” will feature Raymonde’s most vibrant colors in acrylics on canvas.   Raymonde tells us, “I believe that I was born an artist because of my interest in designs and color at an early age. My hope is to be a messenger of beauty to the viewer. This is my motivation. I value beauty in nature, photographs and people. I like interesting shades of light and shadows, expressing them on canvas gives me joy.” http://www.raymondesgallery.com/

“Flowers” by Raymonde Talleyrand

Born in Haiti, Raymonde began doodling and sketching at a tender age. She would silence her desire to study art when a choice of career became necessary. Raymonde graduated from Pharmacy School and would get back to her artistic talent on a part-time basis. She soon got the opportunity to be a student of Barbara Minch, a well known New- Jersey artist who introduced her to different media, using the graph system and other techniques. She participated in numerous juried shows and exhibited her work with Exhibitor Co-op founded by Barbara Minch. She was a second prize winner at the South Orange Art Show in South Orange, NJ . Raymonde has also worked on commissions of children’s portraits.

“Fish” by Raymonde Talleyrand

Moving to Florida in the tropical setting of her dreams, she joined the Andros Isles Art Group under the mentoring abilities of Karen Knight, and became a member of the  Wellington Art Society. Raymonde participated in Palm Beach County’s Art in Public Places in 2008. Her artwork was chosen and displayed at Palm Beach International Airport.

Floral study by Raymonde Talleyrand

Along with her fellow members of The Artists Association of Jupiter, Raymonde now sells her work in her own gallery, A Unique Art Gallery,  in Jupiter. Versatile and in love with strong light and shade, Raymonde is happy to express her talent. Realism with creative expression give her a special touch with any subject.

This month’s event will help The Haitian Organization for Health Services (HOHS), a nonprofit benevolent corporation functioning under the laws of the State of New York. HOHS was founded in 1993 by health care workers (nurses, physicians, social workers, health technologists, etc) who were concerned about the deterioration of the healthcare system in Haiti.  The mission of HOHS is to provide comprehensive services that will promote and preserve the health of the people in Haiti. hohs1993@gmail.com 

The Artists Association of Jupiter is a collaboration of artists who work together to promote the awareness of art and education to the community and surrounding counties. Its venue, A Unique Art Gallery, opened its doors in June of 2010.  Learn more about the organization, its artists and programs on the Association’s website, www.artistsassociationofjupiter.com   or e-mail: auniqueartgallery@comcast.net

For more information on this event call or email the Gallery at 561-529-2748 or info@artistsassociationofjupiter.com 

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact The Rickie Report at:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

P.O.Box 33423

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

61-537-0291

Once again, Palm Beach International Airport will be filled with more than just travelers.  The popular Art at the Airport series continues with a public reception on April 9th.  This is an opportunity for art lovers and art buyers to meet the artists ( the artists retain 100% of all sales proceeds).  If you are an artist, this is a chance for you to network!  The Rickie Report shares the details here.

Palm Beach County’s

Art in Public Places

Invites You To

Meet the Artists

Wednesday, April 9

5:30 – 7pm

Palm Beach International Airport

Level 2

Participating artists:  Greg Allikas, Maria Belcher, William Buchanan, Lisette Cedeno, Kris Davis, Eliana Douglas, Jennifer Fisher, Jeanne Goddeau, Esther Gordon, Tracy Guiteau, Ben Hicks, Kristin Miller Hopkins, Andrea Krausz, Eric Kucera, Richard Newland, Ralph Papa, Agata Ren, Sharon Salansky, Suzanne Schwartzman, Rose Shaw, Victoria Sheridan, Marilyn Sorkin, Sherry Stephens, Wayne Stephens, Melinda Trucks.

Tracy Guiteau’s “Hidden”

 For more information about this program please contact:

Elayna Toby Singer

Palm Beach County Art in Public Places

2633 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL 33411

Ph (561) 233-0235   Fax (561) 233-0206

http://www.pbcgov.com/fdo/ART   or   esinger@pbcgov.org

Sharon Salansky’s “The Wishing Tree”

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Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291