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“Making a Clear Mark: 1997 to 2025” opens Aug. 29 in the Wasmer Gallery in the Arts Complex at Florida Gulf Coast University. The exhibition is a retrospective of work by FGCU Associate Art Professor and Program Leader Morgan T. Paine, who retires this month. It features work from Paine’s “Life Painting with Drawing” series along with examples of his acrylic gel medium work on a variety of supports, both found and constructed.
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Southwest Florida’s museums regularly curate traveling art exhibitions as well as artworks from their permanent collections. During the month of August, five new exhibitions open, eight close and 16 others continue their runs.
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Florida Gulf Coast University Associate Professor of Art Morgan T. Paine retires in August. The FGCU Art Galleries will mark the occasion with a retrospective of Paine’s art titled “Making a Clear Mark: 1997 to 2025.”
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The Wasmer Art Gallery at Florida Gulf Coast University hosts an installation titled “A Tenuous Framework,” Jan. 18 – Feb. 29. The installation comes from artistic collaborators and married couple Brent Budsberg and Shana McCaw. The exhibition continues the artists exploration of perceptions of history, ancestral memory, and psychological displacement. We take a deeper dive into the installation in a conversation with the artists and Wasmer Art Gallery Director John Loscuito.
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Ghostbird Theatre Company is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a play 400 million years in the making. Called, "One Island," the performance is inside the Wasmer Art Gallery at FGCU.