Current Exhibit at Art Spotlight: The Great Outdoors (Open Call Juried Show)
Exhibit Dates: August 1 - 29
If you would like to purchase one of the pieces below, please email us with the name of the piece! We will work out the purchasing and shipping details.
Sandra LaPrall; Mapping the Mangrove Shallows; 30 x 26; The focus of this piece is how the land, sea and mangrove canopies break apart into patterns as seen from above. This was painted on raw, unstretched canvas with acrylics.; $795
Janet Bernardini; Sunrise on Highbridge; 16 x 30; Archival Pigment Print; My passion for our local environment compels me to enjoy it visually and spiritually.; $300
Sally Dayney; Undersea Garden; 21 1/4 x 17 1/4; Acrylic and mixed media; This piece includes paper cut outs applied to pressed hard board and painted with acrylic paint. This art has been sealed with Krylon gallery series UV archival varnish.; $975
Ann Heilbron; Coastal Vibes; 36x36; Acrylics; This piece was inspired by the marshy, coastal areas seen when kayaking in Florida.; $875
Ann Heilbron; Sedona Serenade; 24x20; I often paint my memories of being in the beautiful Southwest landscape. The colors and views are just magical.; $475
Donna Lovelace-Flora; Survival in the Wetlands; 28 x 20; Photography; A blue heron at the Orlando Wetlands struggles to make a turtle its dinner.; $350
Donna Lovelace-Flora; Radiant Dragonfly; 21 x 15; A dragonfly rests on some sea grass on the beach.; $195
Conrad Grams; Reflections; 21.25x31.25; Photograph print on stretched canvas; This was taken at Mayakka River State Park then downloaded to PhotoShop and created without AI.; $1,200
Conrad Grams; Flamingo at Rest; 36x24; This was taken at the Jacksonville Zoo then downloaded to PhotoShop and created without AI.; $1,400
DEBBIE NYE; “Determined; 20x20; acrylic; Anyone who has ever chased a dream, refused to quit, or believed tomorrow could begin with “one more try will see themselves in that young fisherman.; $600
Peggy Epton; Sea Garden; 13x17 inches; Fiber: fabric and thread; Look beneath the surface to discover a colorful Florida sea garden, where stitched coral, fish, and starfish celebrate nature’s quiet beauty.; $450
Jaymee Weinreich; Visitors in Whispering Pine; 24 x 30 gallery wrap; Oil with Acrylic sprayed background; In the evening, the elusive deer seem to appear like ghosts. During the enchanting stillness of night in the wilderness, the ordinary becomes extraordinary.; $875
Dana Wright; Crane Point Hammock; 16x23; Acrylic Ink Resist; In Marathon Key, FL.- diverse ecosystems of hardwood hammock, mangrove forests, and tidal lagoons. This provocative place left an indelible impression that inspired expression!; $750
Anne Westin; Burrowing Owls out for a morning stroll; 16x16; Acrylic on canvas; Burrowing owls are native to Florida. They live mostly on the ground and build their nests in burrows under the earth. They don’t mind living near people.; $125
Toni Poll-Sorensen; It’s Big Isn’t It?; 18x24; Acrylic on Canvas; A cheerful figure dressed in overalls and a red cap is proudly holding a large fish. The background is a vibrant depiction of a lake. Two wooden paddles rest outside the frame.; $400
Toni Poll-Sorensen; Fern Man; 24x24; A Jamaican man who makes his way by costuming himself in the ferns and flowers of the rainforest. He appears from the foliage for a photo op or to sell you herbs.; $400
Sandra LaPrall; Beneath the Lilies; 18.5 x 22.5; Acrylic Collage; Submerge into a sub-aquatic world to discover what sits below the surface of the lily pond. This piece incorporates stitched rice paper and fabric to create the underwater collage.; $575
Randon T. Eddy; MOTHER AND CHILD REUNION; 23.25x 29.25; ACRYLIC; Alligators are known to be protective of young. I placed one on the head of this female. I want the viewer to enjoy the peaceful moment between mother and young.; $675
SOLD - Lottie Albright; Lilies and Grass Black and White; 12x18; photography; taken at Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge; $445
Larry Heilbron; Life's a Beach; 24x31; Leather on wood panel; My pieces are created using leather hides leftover from my former aviation upholstery business. This piece was inspired by my love of the ocean and beach living.; $650
Shirley Suski; Blue Springs Manatees; 12 H X 14 D; Clay Saggar fired; Christmas Day I visited Blue Springs State Park and was lucky enough to see these unusual, gentle creatures which inspired this clay sculpture of a manatee family.; $650
Nancy Wozniak; Where the Manatees are; 24 x 18; oil on board; Where the manatees are - Blue Lake State Park is a such a beautiful place. There is something extra special that the manatees feel the same way-especially in the winter.; $550
Rick Bryant; Screaming Eagle; 16 x 20 ; This American Eagle was found in the Audubon Center Birds of Prey. Despite injuries and the loss of one eye, he appears proud to be a symbol of the American Spirit.; $225
Rick Bryant; Burrowing Owls, Cape Coral; 16 x 20 ; Canvas; Burrowing Owls are native to the US and S. America. Florida residents are fortunate to have and enjoy so many of these adorable birds in our parks and even our lawns.; $225
Cheryl Coxwell; Dawn in the Cypress; 10 x 20 ; Acrylic on Canvas; Dawn in the Cypress depicts the rich beauty of a wild Florida landscape that is precious to the wildlife that call it home.; $200
Judi Jones; hidden Beach; 24 x18 ; Acrylic; Expressive impressionistic style using visible brush strokes depicting a secluded Florida Beach hidden in a coastal garden opening onto the Atlantic Ocean. Warm and Tranquil.; $300
Laura Douglas; Silent Disruption; 10 x20 ; Acrylic on Canvas; Still in the landscape watching and waiting. Waiting patiently for the right moment to strike, hard and fast. No manors, no apologies, just survival.; $315
Lisa Driscoll; Mangrove meltdown; 36 x 48 inches; Acrylic on canvas; Celebrating the untamed, vibrant heat of a wild Florida sunset.; $1,700
Julie Kessler; Save the Sawfish!; 42 x 90 (can be hung horizontal); Acrylic, Tar Paper, Wood; SAVE THE SAWFISH! An ancient survivor is disappearing from our waters. Protecting the sawfish means protecting the future of our oceans.; $1,800
Sanjida Aftab; Where Morning Begins; 26x38; Acrylic; Light spills across the shoreline as the first moments of day awaken the horizon, celebrating the quiet beauty and endless calm found in nature.; $2,200
Kelley Batson-Howard; Mudslide; 36x48; Acrylic; Abstract textured painting in layered blues, greens, & golds with rough metallic finish, suggesting earth, water, & erosion. $1800
Todd Wax; Sunfire Tide; 21.6 × 28.8; Ormond Beach sunrise becomes pure abstraction as sunlight and ocean tides merge into radiant ribbons of color, motion, and unforgettable coastal energy.; $995
Claire Lewis; Heaven Reflected; 36x22; Photography; On earth as it is in Heaven. A quiet sunrise reflects the beauty above, inviting the viewer toward a new day.; $800
Caroline Crosby; Where She Stands; 31 W x 41 L; Acrylic on Canvas; “Where She Stands inspired by resilience, nature, and quiet beauty found in everyday life. Her rich color and expressive details create celebration of hope and strength.; $1,200
Jon Benjamin; Always Watching; Oil; $795
Eliza Midgett; Sky High Tide; 30 x 48; Mixed media; Giant surreal dunes hold a shack on impossibly high stilts, recalling a wilder coast lost bit by bit. Notebook paper dreams take flight, and piano key stripes honor my big brother.; $2,650
Thays Franca;
Barbette Jensen; Last Dance; acrylic stained raw canvas; 36x36; Taking its final bow, the sky lingers for one more song. The fleeting moment when the horizon glows with impossible color -- suspended between daylight and night. A celebration of endings that refuse to fade quietly. $1600
Sanjida Aftab; Where Silence Blooms; 32x26; This painting explores the changing relationship between light, atmosphere, and the landscape, capturing a fleeting moment that exists for only an instant.; $1,800
Claire Lewis; Framed by Grace; Photograph in Acrylic; 36x22; The quiet strength of the trees frames the beginning of a new day, reminding us that grace often meets us in life's simplest moments.; $800