Support local artists and WIN! An A-MUSE-ing Evening, a celebration of art & culture at @thecolonypalmbeach , is just one week away and the Cultural Council is pleased to announce our silent auction is now LIVE and open to the public! Help us support local artists by bidding on an original work of art. Anyone can bid, and if you do so before April 3 at 5 p.m., you will automatically be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a two-night stay plus dinner for two at @thebenwestpalm. To bid (and to learn more about the Council’s upcoming soiree), visit palmbeachculture.com/muse. #palmbeachculture
[Pictured: Aya Bendat's Creeks in the Mountain, detail]
VOYEZ LES ARTS D'UN AUTRE ŒIL — DIRECTEMENT DANS VOTRE FIL DE NOUVELLES.
SUIVEZ-NOUS POUR RESTER À L'AFFÛT
#PALMBEACHCULTURE
Support local artists and WIN! An A-MUSE-ing Evening, a celebration of art & culture at @thecolonypalmbeach , is just one week away and the Cultural Council is pleased to announce our silent auction is now LIVE and open to the public! Help us support local artists by bidding on an original work of art. Anyone can bid, and if you do so before April 3 at 5 p.m., you will automatically be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a two-night stay plus dinner for two at @thebenwestpalm. To bid (and to learn more about the Council’s upcoming soiree), visit palmbeachculture.com/muse. #palmbeachculture
[Pictured: Aya Bendat's Creeks in the Mountain, detail]
Organized by the @amfedarts in collaboration with famed artist Whitfield Lovell, “Whitfield Lovell: Passages” at the @bocamuseum offers the most comprehensive exhibition to date of the contemporary artist’s masterful conté crayon drawings, assemblages and multi-sensory installations that focus on aspects of African American history while raising universal questions about identity, memory, and America’s collective heritage. Don’t miss the breathtaking exhibition, now through May 2. Find all details on our events calendar at palmbeachculture.com/events. #palmbeachculture
Opening on Wednesday, March 22, the exhibition SculptHER at the @ann_norton_sculpture_gardens celebrates four women sculptors from four different countries in partnership with Long-Sharp Gallery. Sculptures featured in the exhibition will consist of one of two mediums (paper or wood) with each created by the esteemed Cha Jong Rye (South Korea), Miriam Londoño (Colombia), Nicole Pietrantoni (USA/Prague), and Julia Ibbini (Jordan/UK). On display through June 30; visit palmbeachculture.com/events for details. #palmbeachculture
[Pictured: Cha Jong Rye, Expose Exposed 151010]
On view through April 23, the @flaglermuseum’s winter exhibition “The American West During The Gilded Age” introduces and considers aspects of the American West during the Gilded Age that were important to both the development of the nation and the shaping of the American character. Free with museum admission; visit palmbeachculture.com/events for details. #palmbeachculture
[Pictured: Pickets, Charles Schreyvogel, 1907, from the William I. Koch collection.]
If you’re craving a vacation where vibrant arts destinations are all within reach by foot or bicycle, you’ve come to the right place. As Florida’s Cultural Capital®, The Palm Beaches offer top-notch cultural destinations where visitors can spend days immersed in arts and culture without needing a vehicle. Check out our guide to walkable arts and cultural destinations in our Insider Inspirations travel blog for more! Find the story and more at palmbeachculture.com/cultural-travel. #palmbeachculture Photo courtesy of @downtownwpb.
Two new exhibitions featuring 40 years of American Modernism will be on view at the @nortonmuseumofart beginning March 18. The exhibitions At the Dawn of a New Age and From Man Ray to O’Keeffe explore the connections between the leading collections of American modernist art held by the Norton and the @whitneymuseum. More information at norton.org. #palmbeachculture
[Pictured: Oscar Bluemner (American, born Germany, 1867-1938), "Old Canal Port," 1914. Oil on canvas. Whitney Museum of Art, New York; gift of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney]