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Exhibits
During exhibits, the gallery is open to the public Mon/Wed/Fri: 10am-1pm and Tue/Thur: 12-2pm, unless otherwise posted
Sanibel-Captiva Art League’s Juried Show “Brushstrokes”
October 17 – November 14, 2024
- October 17, 2024, 5:00 – 7:00pm: Opening reception with live music, light fare & refreshments
Local artists have the opportunity to submit one or two pieces for the show, which then will be reviewed by a judge to determine which pieces get selected and prizes awarded.
For more information about SCAL or for submitting work for this show, visit the Sanibel-Captiva Art League website.
“The Other Side of Danny Morgan”
November 21 – December 19, 2024
- November 21, 2024, 5:00 – 7:00pm: Opening Reception with live music, light fare & refreshments
About the Artist
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Danny Morgan has the distinction, since the 70s, of having a dual career of being a successful musician and painter. After finishing a B.A. in Art at Eastern Kentucky University and having a short period of time as an art teacher, Morgan painted while simultaneously establishing himself as an individual guitar player, singer, and eventually as a band leader and talent representative.
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Morgan’s recent abstract works have developed from his earlier representational works. His love of color and timeless fluidity of line and form are a product of both in his painting and guitar playing. In the process of creating his chords of color, he sometimes does skeleton sketches of color to create his lyrical canvases.
Morgan’s mission is not to dictate the meaning of the chords in his compositions, but is to create a colorful, visceral scored experience for the viewer. His paintings depict transitional space between music and color coming together into visual forms. The viewer interprets his or her own intellectual, emotional, and visceral response to each work.
Rachel Pierce & Rena Martinson present: “Wild Connections”
January 9 – February 13, 2025
- January 9, 2025, 5:00 – 7:00pm: Opening Reception with live music, light fare & refreshments
Stay tuned for more details about this exhibit. To learn about the two featured artists, go to https://www.byrachelpierce.com/ and https://www.renamartinsonart.com/
Sissi Janku & Joan Klutch present “Tropicals & Otherwise Connected”
February 20 – March 27, 2025
- February 20, 2025, 5:00-7:00pm: Opening reception with live music, light fare & refreshments
Stay tuned for more details on this exhibit. To learn more about the two featured artists, go to https://sissijanku.com/ and https://www.joanklutch.com/
Susan Sadler presents “Captivating Colors”
April 3 – 30, 2025
- April 3, 2025, 5:00-7:00pm: Opening Reception with live music, light fare & refreshments
Stay tuned for more details on this exhibit. To learn more about the artist, go to https://www.artbysusansadler.com/
Photo Gallery of our Current & Past Exhibits
“The Digital Darkroom” by Pam Brodersen
“Stay Gold” by Rob Hoovis Rob Hoovis talks about his photography “An Unforgettable View” by Rob Hoovis
“Blind Pass” Jensen’s, 36×48, acrylic on canvas “The Bubble Room” Arsenault exhibit opening. Shelling at Blind Pass, 30×40, acrylic on canvas Paul Arsenault tells the stories that go with his pieces. “Bridge Over Blind Pass” 36×60, acrylic on canvas
Douglas David Seascape Grasses, 24×30, oil on canvas Waves Building, 24×30, oil on canvas Stormy, 24×36, oil on canvas Douglas David gives a demonstration