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Art Exhibition Featuring Hometown Jupiter Artists
At The New Studio For The Visual Arts
Our Light, Our Story,
Our Jupiter
The New Studio for the Visual Arts of Jupiter, Inc. kicked
off a new exhibit on Oct. 14 featuring the works of more than
30 artists from Jupiter, Fla. Many of these artists not only
live in Jupiter but were born and raised in Jupiter.
The exhibition will continue through the end of
November. Featured artists include Martin Schaus,
Patti Tuning Hartig, Brittany Brett, Pat Crowley, Wally
McCall, Dodie Dubois Thayer-Hawthorne, Ronnie
Garrett, Russell Gulick, Eddie Perry, and Pulitzer Prize
winning photographer Stephen Crowley.
Helping to coordinate this exhibit is Gretchen Elliott President of The New Studio for the Visual Arts – Peggy
Cocuzza. She is a native of Jupiter, Fla., having attended Kirkwood
Jupiter Elementary, Middle and High School. Gretchen
loves everything about Florida, its deep history and lush to be an artist, but never the knowledge or confidence to
landscapes, but especially the people; both those early dive in until 2016 when she dove in full force; and she
settlers that carved a life in this diverse state and those is now a member of the teaching faculty.
who now call this their home. She always had a desire As stated by Peggy Kirkwood, president of The New
Studio for the Visual Arts: “This is a great example
of what can be done by the people of this community.
Jupiter has an unbelievable collection of fantastic artists.
This type of exhibit reflects the goal of the studio to
help nurture a vibrant arts community, foster artistic
excellence, lower barriers to arts participation and bring
people together for a shared experience that inspires a
creative exchange of ideas. The organization’s values are
dedicated to the practice of looking at, thinking about and Official poster for the exhibit created by Pat Crowley
making art help people solve problems and enjoy life.”
The New Studio for the Visual Arts of Jupiter, Inc.
was founded in 2018 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to offer a
welcoming setting and supportive culture via an inclusive,
multigenerational level approach to art education serving
children, teens and adults at all ability levels.
For more information please contact Peggy Kirkwood
at (561) 295-5712, www.thenewstudiova.net, email: peggy.
newstudiova@gmail.com.
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