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Lighthouse ArtCenter Presents

Wild Hearts, Jan. 18 To Feb. 24

Lighthouse ArtCenter (LAC) is honored to announce this exhibition, Lighthouse
its upcoming exhibition, “Wild Hearts,” a riveting tribute ArtCenter invites the
to the wonders of nature through the eyes of world- community to appreciate the
renowned artists including Helmut Koller, Ellen Jewett, wild, be inspired by art, and
and international award-winning fine art conservation engage with the urgent need
photographers Mac Stone and Carlton Ward Jr. for conservation.”
This impactful exhibition curated by Janeen Mason In the Spencer Gallery,
runs Jan. 18 to Feb. 24, inviting the community to explore visitors will be transported
and connect with the beauty of wild animals. The opening into the vibrant and wild
reception is on Jan. 18, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Lighthouse world of Helmut Koller.
ArtCenter in Tequesta. Admission is free for members and Originally from Austria and
a $5 is suggested donation now a resident of Palm Beach,
for nonmembers. For Koller is known for his vivid,
more information, visit bold, and celebratory animal
lighthousearts.org. paintings. Kollerism, as
“Wild Hearts presents he describes it, is an art
the beauty of the movement defined by the
natural world and the faithful representation of
commitment of artists form and the abstraction
and conservationists to of colors, with no need
safeguard our planet’s for disciples. His art is a
precious resources,” said testament to his singular and
LAC Executive Director Leopard Head on Coral by visionary approach. Florida Black Bear by Carlton Ward Day’s End by Mac Stone
Jeni Licata. Through Helmut Koller Alongside Koller ’s
masterpieces, art enthusiasts will have the opportunity world’s most unique
to gaze upon the meticulously crafted sculptures by and endangered
Ellen Jewett, a Canadian artist whose intricate and ecosystems.
imaginative designs have garnered international acclaim. Ward has played
With a background in fine art, anthropology, and zoology, a n i nst rum ent al
Jewett’s work focuses on animals portrayed in whimsical role in establishing
and surreal poses. Her deep understanding of animal the Florida Wildlife
behavior and her artistic prowess result in stunning and Corridor, a crucial Right This Way by Mac Stone
intricate sculptures that captivate the imagination. initiative for protecting
The Schorr Gallery promises to immerse guests in the Florida’s wildlife and natural habitats. In April 2023, Ward’s
breathtaking and awe-inspiring work of internationally film, Path of the Panther, was released on Disney-plus,
acclaimed fine art conservation photographers Mac further advancing the cause of conservation and raising
Stone and Carlton Ward Jr. Both Stone and Ward, awareness about the vital work needed to safeguard our
National Geographic explorers, dedicate their lives to environment.
connecting people with our cultural and natural heritage Stone captures the narratives of Florida’s Everglades,
New Hope by Carlton Ward and the preservation of the Everglades, one of the weaving tales of wildlife that invite his audience
to perceive the swampland not as an obstacle but
as a cherished national gem. Using his captivating
photographs, Stone illuminates a neglected, timeless,
and crucial wilderness to spark conversations, provoke
thoughts, and foster a deep connection that transcends
the gap between scientific understanding and aesthetic
appreciation. Stone’s compelling message encourages
individuals to immerse themselves in the experience:
“Just do it – put your feet in the water,” he says. “The
swamp will change you, I promise.”

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