Name: First of four 2021 exhibitions from the Gadsden Arts Artists Guild
Start: 2020-12-7T10-10-00-00
End: 2021-3-6T17-17-00-00
Location: Gadsden Arts Center & Museum

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07dec(dec 7)10:00 am06mar(mar 6)5:00 pmFirst of four 2021 exhibitions from the Gadsden Arts Artists Guild(december 7) 10:00 am - (march 6) 5:00 pm Gadsden Arts Center & Museum, 13 N. Madison Street, Quincy, Florida 32351Event Type :Arts,Best Bets

15jan(jan 15)10:00 am03apr(apr 3)5:00 pmAmerica the Beautiful: the Monumental Landscapes of Clyde Butcher(january 15) 10:00 am - (april 3) 5:00 pm Gadsden Arts Center & Museum, 13 N. Madison Street, Quincy, Florida 32351Event Type :Arts

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The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum is pleased to present its first major of 2021, America the Beautiful: the Monumental Landscapes of Clyde Butcher, on view January 15 – April 3 in all three of the museum’s first floor galleries. Visit the exhibition to travel through the most pristine landscapes in the United States through Butcher’s monumental photographs, from the Redwood forests of California to the Everglades swamps of Florida.

Clyde Butcher is a nationally acclaimed landscape photographer whose work documents pristine and untarnished lands across the United States. Deeply committed to his artistic process, Butcher carries large-format camera gear that can weigh up to 120 pounds as he crosses difficult terrain and stands in chest-deep water for hours. Aware of wildlife that make these territories home, Butcher goes above and beyond to deliver the perfect photograph. Butcher promotes environmental conservation through his work, and throughout his career has completed six Public Broadcasting programs on Florida’s environment, three of them award winning documentaries. This exhibition is brought to you by Trulieve, presented by Florida State University College of Medicine and May Nursery, and sponsored by Russell Rainey DMD, and Talquin Electric.

Three special online presentations will accompany America the Beautiful. On Wednesday February 10, scholar Victoria Machado will present Sacred Waters, a talk about efforts to restore Florida’s waterways. On February 25, Steven Noll, PhD, will share Florida Water Stories, talking about Florida’s long and difficult relationship with water. On March 11 at 1pm, join the artist, Clyde Butcher, for an online question and answer conversation. Register for these online events, sponsored in part by Florida Humanities, at www.gadsdenarts.org.

Another new, exciting offering is the Dean Gioia: Haunted exhibition, opening in the Munroe Family Community Gallery. This exhibition presents some of Dean Gioia’s most recent work, capturing light and how it plays over the nooks and crannies of everyday life, which results in sumptuous paintings filled with an ethereal presence. During your visit, you will also enjoy the first Gadsden Arts Artists Guild exhibition of the year, presenting quality work by many of the groups sixty members, and you can shop fine art and craft by ninety artists in the Fletcher Museum Shop.

Gadsden Arts is open to the public Wednesdays-Saturdays 10am – 5pm. For visitor and staff safety, masks are required, social distancing and disinfecting protocols remain in place, and a maximum of 20 visitors will be admitted into the museum at a time. Reservations are not required. Professional staff can be reached by calling 850.875.4866 Monday–Friday 9am – 5pm.

Exhibition admission is free for members and children ages 17 and under, and $5 for nonmember adults; Fletcher museum Shop admission is free for everyone. Complimentary Art @ Home Kits are also available for any family – drop in and ask for one at Visitor Services! Join Gadsden Arts to earn free exhibition admission and museum shop discounts year round at www.gadsdenarts.org/engage.

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January 15 (Friday) 10:00 am - April 3 (Saturday) 5:00 pm

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Gadsden Arts Center & Museum

13 N. Madison Street, Quincy, Florida 32351

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Gadsden Arts Center & MuseumGrace Robinson 850-627-5020 13 N. Madison St., Quincy, FL 32351

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05febAll Day14marDomesticatedA Virtual Exhibition by Christina Klein(All Day) Event Type :Arts

18feb(feb 18)10:00 am15jan(jan 15)5:00 pmWomen Artists in the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection(february 18) 10:00 am - (january 15) 5:00 pm Gadsden Arts Center & Museum, 13 N. Madison Street, Quincy, Florida 32351Event Type :Arts,Best Bets

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Women Artists in the Gadsden Arts Permanent Collection

February 13, 2021 – January 15, 2022

Bates Permanent Collection Gallery

The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum is pleased to present the creative work of eight women artists represented in the museum’s Permanent Collection, through thirteen paintings and sculptures by women from the Southeastern United States. From the expressive paintings of Mary T. Smith to the intricate explosions of color in Beth Appleton’s paper assemblages, to a carved root sculpture by Bessie Harvey, this exhibition highlights artwork across mediums by women artists in our region. Artists included in the exhibition are: Beth Appleton, Virginia Coultas, Alyne Harris, Bessie Harvey, Sara May Love, Mary T. Smith, Ruby Williams, and Suzanna Winton.

Face coverings required

Limit 20 visitors in the museum at one time (no reservations)

$5 admission to visit galleries for nonmembers (members and children 17 and under free)

Enhanced cleaning protocols practiced daily

Please do not visit if you have any flu-like symptoms or have been in close contact with anyone confirmed or suspected to have COVID-19 within 14 days

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February 18 (Thursday) 10:00 am - January 15 (Saturday) 5:00 pm

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Gadsden Arts Center & Museum

13 N. Madison Street, Quincy, Florida 32351

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Gadsden Arts Center & MuseumGrace Robinson 850-627-5020 13 N. Madison St., Quincy, FL 32351

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