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Nature is Joyful, Abundant in Norton’s Captivating Joseph Stella Exhibition

In very much living up to its title, the Norton Museum of Art’s awe-inspiring exhibition…

John ThomasonOctober 14, 2022

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Arts Warehouse’s “Waves” Addresses Climate Crisis With Urgency, Wit

“Waves,” an exhibition of sobering but lively and eclectic works in various media at Arts…

John ThomasonSeptember 14, 2022

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Boca Museum’s “Black Pearls” Spotlights Historic Boca Community

In a conversation last Friday at the VIP opening of his exhibition “Black Pearls” at…

John ThomasonSeptember 9, 2022

Arts Featured

At Coral Springs Museum, a Minimalist, Monochrome Sanctuary

Is white a color, or is white the absence of color? The interior design industry…

John ThomasonAugust 3, 2022

Arts Arts & Entertainment Featured

NSU Art Museum’s “Lux et Veritas” Brings Plenty of Light & Truth

The artists in “Lux et Veritas,” an exciting exhibition at the NSU Art Museum in…

John ThomasonJuly 22, 2022

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From the Magazine: Best Pictures

The series that has been consuming many of Palm Beach artist Bonnie Lautenberg’s creative impulses…

John ThomasonJuly 15, 2022

Arts Arts & Entertainment Featured

Art & Culture Center’s “Book Bound” Explores Books as Art Objects

From a 19th century Coptic Bible to a contemporary underground zine, certain printed materials have…

John ThomasonJuly 8, 2022

Arts Arts & Entertainment Featured

Boca’s Latest Emerging Art Destination is an Office Building

A masterpiece of motley modern art hangs above the future home of the JAVA coffee…

John ThomasonJune 24, 2022

Arts Arts & Entertainment Featured

One Artist, Two Visions: A Delray Painter Plumbs Nature at Arts Warehouse

You’d be forgiven to assume that Arts Warehouse’s current exhibition “Movement of Time and Place”…

John ThomasonJune 17, 2022

Arts Featured In The Magazine

From the Magazine: Up Close with Neal Hanowitz

For portraitist Neal Hanowitz, it all started with Marie and Bernadette. The pandemic was in…

John ThomasonJune 3, 2022

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Nature is Joyful, Abundant in Norton’s Captivating Joseph Stella Exhibition

Arts Warehouse’s “Waves” Addresses Climate Crisis With Urgency, Wit

Boca Museum’s “Black Pearls” Spotlights Historic Boca Community

At Coral Springs Museum, a Minimalist, Monochrome Sanctuary

NSU Art Museum’s “Lux et Veritas” Brings Plenty of Light & Truth

From the Magazine: Best Pictures

Art & Culture Center’s “Book Bound” Explores Books as Art Objects

Boca’s Latest Emerging Art Destination is an Office Building

One Artist, Two Visions: A Delray Painter Plumbs Nature at Arts Warehouse

From the Magazine: Up Close with Neal Hanowitz

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