Tantalizing photos from Orlando’s Nude Nite 2019

by Holly Whelden Carpenter | Feb 13, 2019

Photo © Duane Michals, Courtesy Of Dc Moore Gallery, New York

Duane Michals' witty portraits push and pull his starry subjects through the looking glass

Mirror mirror

by Richard Reep | Feb 6, 2019

'warrior,' Mask Sculpture By Suzanne Kragiel

Earth mamas will groove on 'Earth Song' art show in Mount Dora

World music

by Richard Reep | Feb 6, 2019

Augmented reality artists add a new layer to your world in Snap’s ambitious 'City Unseen' exhibition

Seen and not seen

by Richard Reep | Oct 31, 2018

A dual-location exhibition in Winter Park colorfully portrays scenes of the African American experience

Radiant truths

by Richard Reep | Oct 3, 2018

Jacoub Reyes’ punk-influenced woodcuts are sharper than a serpent’s tooth

Cuts like a knife

by Georgio Valentino | Sep 5, 2018

Korean artist Jiha Moon explores the complexities of appropriation

Hybrid vigor

by Georgio Valentino | Jul 4, 2018

'despite Your Destination' By Trong Nguyen

Trong Gia Nguyen’s painted screens question whether borders protect us or imprison us

Are you in or are you out?

by Richard Reep | Jun 13, 2018

Photo By Jenn Allen

'Invasive Species' explores the weird science (and art) of the Sunshine State

Strange love

by Richard Reep | May 30, 2018

"phil And I Come To An Understanding," From The Handsome & The Holy, By Ria Brodell

Trans artist Ria Brodell transports themself into multiple genders and histories

They could be heroes

by Leah Sandler | Feb 7, 2018

Jamel Shabazz and Shawn Theodore call our attention to the power of African-American identity

Black magic

by Richard Reep | Jan 31, 2018

Mennello Museum's Grace Hartigan exhibition is another pocket Venus of a show

Vulgar and vital

by Jessica Bryce Young | Jan 24, 2018

At the Maitland Art Center, the future is female – and so is the past

A woman's place

by Richard Reep | Jan 17, 2018

Dawn Roe, "cloth Left 2 Days At Cemeterio De Portbou"

‘Time as Landscape’ considers the meshes of cosmological, geological and human scales of time

by Leah Sandler | Nov 1, 2017

Photo By Johanne Rahaman

Photographer Johanne Rahaman documents joy and self-sufficiency in Florida’s black communities

Faces of Eatonville

by Alma Hill | Oct 18, 2017

Crealdé exhibit is both quiet elegy and cautionary tale

Top of the lake

by Richard Reep | Oct 11, 2017

Rich black pigments create a comfort zone in Snap's collab show with Flying Horse

Darkly dreaming

by Richard Reep | Oct 4, 2017

Prickly, unsettling art in this year’s Florida Prize exhibition forecasts a dystopian near-future

Sour times

by Richard Reep | Aug 9, 2017

Dana Hargrove fabricates a heightened reality in her socio-environmental art

Human nature

by Esteban Meneses | Jul 26, 2017

CFAM curates selections from their permanent collection in eloquent juxtaposition

Something to talk about

by Richard Reep | Jul 12, 2017