Your favorite magazine featuring the best of the best in arts and culture in The Palm Beaches
After nearly fifteen years, art&culture continues to be the definitive, award-winning source for cultural residents and tourists in Palm Beach County. In partnership with the Cultural Council, the magazine is published by Palm Beach Media Group.
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IN THE WINTER 2022 ISSUE:
In The Mood featuring the Armory Art Center’s Artists in Residence
When Creativity Calls: An Interview with Bonnie Lautenberg
Work in Progress: The Process of Playwriting
& more…
Latest Features
The Rule of Three
Palm Beachers Irene and Jim Karp explore different themes in contemporary art and share the breadth of their collection across three sites Today, Irene and Jim Karp have three distinct art collections in three ... Read more
Good as Gold
Within his art, Jose Alvarez (D.O.P.A.) seeks to strengthen our connections as human beings. “My desire is to make my work a bridge to connect with the viewer,” says Alvarez, who was born in Venezuela and resides in ... Read more
In Sharp Focus
After donating his photography collection to the Norton Museum of Art, a real estate agent and lifelong art collector focuses his private collection on drawings and paintings Art is in Burt Minkoff’s DNA. “My uncle ... Read more
Gallery Guide
Palm Beach ACQUAVELLA 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite M309 acquavellagalleries.com , 561.283.3415 In its 100-year history, New York–based Acquavella has provided international collectors and museums with works from old ... Read more
The New Normal of Live Music
As performances returned this year, venues and musicians held on to what they’d learned during lockdown During his very first show before a live audience, John Paul Pitts experienced an almost paralyzing anxiety. “I ... Read more
