Your favorite magazine featuring the best of the best in arts and culture in The Palm Beaches—and beyond
Throughout its 10-year history, art&culture has become the definitive, award-winning source for cultural residents and tourists in Palm Beach County. In partnership with the Cultural Council, the magazine is now published by Palm Beach Media Group.
The new art&culture is published three times a year, and you can pick up a copy at the VISIT FLORIDA-designated Tourist Information Center in our downtown Lake Worth headquarters. Or become a member of the Cultural Council to receive a copy of each issue by mail. You can also purchase a subscription for $15/year (or $6/issue) at palmbeachmedia.com.
IN THIS ISSUE:
The Poetry of Sound
Eastern Art: A Collector’s Journey
5 Questions with Shepard Fairey
Kim Sargent
& more…
Latest Features
Sweet Music
The very quotable Spanish cellist Pablo Casals had a way of conveying emotion not only through music but also through words. "Music will save the world," he once said, and "Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, ... Read more »
Space Odyssey
One of the great architectural photographers of our day, Kim Sargent has spent 40 years capturing the essence of design spaces in South Florida and around the globe. The son of a San Francisco newspaper ... Read more »
5 Questions with Shepard Fairey
It was a simple message of "hope" that made this skater kid from Charleston a household name. One of the greatest street artists of our day, Shepard Fairey continues to share images of humanity and social responsibility ... Read more »
Eastern Appreciation
At their Palm Beach home, Christine and Bill Aylward put modern Asian art in the spotlight. A contemporary bronze Buddha by Taiwanese sculptor Li Chen in the driveway of Christine and Bill Aylward’s family home ... Read more »
Setting the Stage
Art and interior design combine at the upcoming Art & Décor exhibition, curated by Gil Walsh, at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. Ahead of the show, we asked some of the participating designers to ... Read more »
Master Sculptor: Albert Paley
A striking new public sculpture in Boynton Beach titled Cavalcade might more aptly be called Celebration. Despite its massive dimensions—40 feet tall, 8.5 tons—this joyous explosion of colorful steel communicates a ... Read more »
