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SUMMARY:Peonies in Winter: The Long-awaited Works of Nate Jessup
DESCRIPTION:In the mid 1960s\, Nate Jessup earned two Ivy League art degrees\, fully intending to become a practicing professional artist. But the life of a New York gallery artist at the time seemed to him to be at odds with the very act of creating\, so he walked away\, earning his living by other means while he painted in relative obscurity to satisfy his own artistic vision. \nFans of abstract expressionism and the New York School will particularly enjoy this exhibition\, which includes dynamic abstracted figuration highly suggestive of Willem de Kooning\, exquisitely quiet color field works reminiscent of Clyfford Still\, and more. \nNow 83 and still actively painting\, Jessup’s first real gallery exhibition features an exquisite selection of masterful works that span decades of artistic expression and longing.
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LOCATION:Soft Water Gallery\, 515 22nd Street South\, Unit F\, St Petersburg\, 33712
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SUMMARY:Pattern and Pause Glass Exhibition: Matthew Szidik\, Kailey Carleton and Kimberly Fahey
DESCRIPTION:On view at the Chihuly Collection: July 25 – November 29 \nEach year at the Chihuly Collection\, we highlight the work of artists who create and/or teach at the Morean Glass Studio. The purpose of this exhibition series is to demonstrate that extraordinary glass art is made not only in the Pacific Northwest (where Dale Chihuly is from) but also right here in our backyard.  This year’s featured Morean Glass Studio artists\, like Chihuly\, are inspired by the rhythms and intricacies of the natural world to create meditative work that invites the viewer to pause and reflect. \nOriginally from Illinois\, Matthew Szidik is a demo artist\, narrator and instructor at the Morean Glass Studio. He teaches summer camp and intermediate courses as well as flameworking workshops. He holds a BFA from Southern Illinois University. Matthew says his work “transports people out of their everyday routine and into a place of meditation by reigniting their imagination.” \nKimberly Fahey joined the Morean Glass studio a year ago from New Jersey and currently serves as the introductory glassblowing instructor and assistant demonstration artist. She holds a BFA in Photography with a minor in Glass from Jacksonville University. Inspired by sacred geometry and mandalas\, her work combines glass and painting to explore meditation\, movement and material connection. \nHailing from Massachusetts\, Kailey Carleton is a beginning glassblowing instructor and demonstration artist in the Morean Glass Studio. She holds a BFA in Glass from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. About her work\, Kailey states\, “it explores the relationship between organic growth\, memory and transformation…I am drawn to the stillness found in small\, often-overlooked moments in nature and seek to evoke that quiet sense of presence within my work.”
URL:https://ftp.stpeteartsalliance.org/event/pattern-and-pause-glass-exhibition-matthew-szidik-kailey-carleton-and-kimberly-fahey/
LOCATION:Chihuly Collection\, 720 Central Avenue\, St. Petersburg\, 33701
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SUMMARY:ArtOUT 2026
DESCRIPTION:ArtOUT is an annual juried exhibition celebrating visual art through an LGBTQ+ lens. Each year\, artists from across the region and around the world share their perspectives on identity\, belonging\, and pride through painting\, sculpture\, photography\, and mixed media. \nThe 2026 exhibition runs the entire month of June at the Gulfport Public Library\, with award-winning works also on display at The James Museum. Over the years\, hundreds of local and international artists have been featured\, creating visibility and dialogue through their work. \nArtOUT is more than a gallery show — it’s a celebration of creativity\, courage\, and connection.
URL:https://ftp.stpeteartsalliance.org/event/artout-2026/
LOCATION:The James Muesum\, 150 Central Ave\, St. Petersburg\, 33701
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