Meet international artist, Maya Eventov in person on Saturday, February 8th from 5:00-8:00PM!
Come experience Maya’s latest collection of stunning palette knife paintings of birch trees, faces, florals, landscapes and more! Talk with Maya about her work and process and have her personalize your purchase!
“We Are Current” features cutting edge work by some of the most exciting artists of today! Wild, dynamic imaginations, unusual materials, and new innovative ideas. Show opens Saturday, October 5th from5-7PM and runs through November 9th!Keyboard artwork by Doug Powell
Show continues through Feb 3, 2024
Saturday February 10, 2024 5-7PM
Meet Internationally Renowned Artist Hessam Abrishami
Join us for an evening of love , romance and beautiful art!
Come watch Hessam paint live! Show continues through March 16, 2024
Saturday March 2, 2024 11-6 PM Sunday March 3, 2024 11-3PM
A Special One Weekend Event not to be missed!
Alex Sepkus Jewelry Trunk Show
Saturday March 23, 2024 5-7PM
Celebrating the Human Form!
Meet the Artist Estella Fransbergen – raku fired clay torso with gemstones
Syd Entel Galleries and Susan Benjamin Glass at 247 Main Street in Safety
Harbor invite you to POP-IN, bring friends and share a smile
with one of your favorite icons!
Opening Reception Saturday September 23rd, 5-7PM
Show continues through October 28th.
The interest in celebrity portraits has been around since the work of the early Masters. Artists gain inspiration from everything they see and they have shown us many different ways to represent people.
Inspired by popular culture from movies, television, music, politics and art, these artists bring to life the beauty, glamour, and interest in our Pop Icons that we have worshiped and loved for years. Celebrity muses have inspired some of the world’s greatest artists, Warhol and Monroe, Hepburn and Avedon.
This curated show brings together original mixed media and giclee artwork of Craig Alan, Srinjoy, Nemo, original pastels of Loriann Latremouille, the ceramics of Noi Volko and glasswork by the Borowski’s.
We’re proud to welcome to the gallery, Veteran NASA astronaut, Nicole Stott. Nicole is working now to creatively bring together her love of Space and Art. An artist herself, she is a cofounder of the Space for Art Foundation whose mission is uniting a planetary community of children through the awe and wonder of space exploration and the healing power of art.
Susan Benjamin and Nicole Stott have curated an “out of this world” art exhibition with original paintings, prints, and jewelry by Nicole – including the first watercolor painted in space, and artwork by other NASA astronauts and historian artists, original Apollo Mission space photography, as well as art spacesuits created through the Space for Art Foundation’s “Spacesuit Art Project”. Show continues through September 9th
The show brings together a group of artists that love the look and feel of shiny things. Working in glass they create highly polished, smooth reflective forms. Some artist work with pigments and use layers of resin to give their paintings the look of glass and some work on a metal where they grind the surface to bring forth reflective textures and then add color. Featured artists: Andrea Dasha Reich, Nakisa Seika, Scott Hartley and more…
Syd Entel Galleries and Susan Benjamin Glass at 247 Main Street in Safety Harbor presents the Elements of Summer, an exciting group show featuring the works of different artists in art, glass and jewelry. Each artist with a distinctive style and all takes inspiration from the “Elements” surrounding them. Opening Saturday May 6th 10- 3 p.m.
Earth:
Varney Forest Light
Brett Varney has had a career in art for over 33 years. Working in oil pastels and with gold leaf his inspiration comes from the deep colors and majestic inspiring landscape of British Columbia where he lives.
Air:
Star-Lost-In-The-Moment
Star Mortezavi is fascinated by the blending of colors; the fluidity and visual pleasure that comes with observing the organic and natural flowing patterns. Her large paintings swirl with motion and layers of texture rise from the canvas.
Also, on display you’ll find Alexys Henry’s abstract acrylics paintings are a palette of soft colors with hints of shimmer in silver and gold. The cloud-like imagery gives a feeling of calm and tranquility.
Water:
Margaret Juul’s compositions are fresh and original expressions of the colors and patterns of water in motion. Captured in visual art as an unwavering hold on her spirit — with fluidity, intuition and reflective volatility.
Schuster The Wave
Lisa Schuster oil paintings are uniquely different. She creates on a metal working different tools she roughens the surface to create a unique shimmering texture. Her Water and Wave Series is full of reflection and movement.
Fire:
Applebaum Glasswork
Leon Applebaum has been working in glass for the past 35 years. He has developed glass blowing techniques that captivate the fluid energy of hot glass, using fire, air centrifugal force, gravity, and tools to push and pull the glass. He uses transparent colors, so the light passes through and brings out the pure beauty and essence of glass.
Leppla-Seascape Vase
David Leppla’s Undersea Vessel Series explores the flowing and ebbing motion of ethereal fronds of sea grass swaying under the sea. The artist incorporates in his glass blowing a variety of glass cane and millefiori to create these rich transparent layered compositions.