A Bonita Springs volunteer initiative called “Adopt an ICE Widow Family” is matching residents with families in need of support.
WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
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WGCU Arts Reporter Tom Hall
Like the Greek goddess Thetis, artist Cat Tesla found healing and rejuvenation in water. Following surgery for early-stage breast cancer, Tesla told her husband she wanted to go to the water. They ended up in Florida, where she began painting large color field abstractions that became part of her nature-based “Exhale” collection. Examples of that work, along with a second series that originated during the pandemic, are on view through July 31 at Art Center Sarasota in her “Living by the Water” exhibition.
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DAAS CO-OP at the Alliance for the Arts is exhibiting new work from top area creatives in August in a variety of mediums and sizes. “Fresh Offerings” will feature additions to Ocasiocasa’s Flower Power collection, ‘Midnight Voyeur’ by Danielle Branchaud and pieces by Nick Masiello, David Acevedo, Xavier Brignoni more than a dozen other career artists.
- Alliance for the Arts launching ArtsPark initiative with Aug. 7 Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial groundbreaking
- Artis-Naples' 2026-27 season features all nine of Beethoven's symphonies and performances by Yo-Yo Ma, Audra McDonald, Sutton Foster and more
- Four artists will turn BIG ARTS' Dunham Family Gallery into a giant mural over six-week span beginning in August
- Florida Studio Theatre's 'Last Romance' a bittersweet, heartwarming comedy about the transformative power of love
- Bowing to summer, Davis Art Center moves back lot Rave and Rock Circus indoors for 'Sounds of Summer Sideshow' on July 17
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