AGOSA Guide 2020

On the cover

Feature Artist Statement: Lindsay Paullen Winner of the 2019 AGOSA Cover Competition)

There’s something about the way it feels here.

The way it looks, the textures, the weight of all the history under our feet and in the walls. The chaos of all the tourists and the Florida weather, but also the strong sense of small town pride.

This art piece has grown from a few different ideas and designs, all being inspired by my time living here.

I wanted to give viewers a feeling of both strength and adventure. And I created this piece using layers. Layers of paint, sand, shells, paper and more paint. St. Augustine to me, consists of layers. Layers of history, weather, sand, shells, wildlife and yes, adventure.

So in composing this piece, I wanted to reflect those layers of strength and adventure with a Coat of Arms, movie-poster-like design, energetically representing elements and symbols of St. Augustine.

—Lindsay Paullen

“Saint Augustine” Mixed Media - Framed 41x29 LindsayPullenDesign.com

Organizers

We are an organization dedicated to creating and maintaining a cohesive and professional St. Augustine Arts Community. AGOSA is the official sponsor of First Friday Art Walk. We organize bi-monthly mixers at different member galleries, as well as offer private gallery tours by reservation. We publish an annual AGOSA Gallery Guide that introduces and provides contact in-formation for each of our gallery and individual artist members, along with a stand-alone map that includes a list of our galleries!

In addition, we provide opportunities for our local artists by hanging their work at our local community theatre, Limelight Theatre, as well as through our involvement with various community projects.

AGOSA is made up of many professional artists and galleries and we are a strong, thriving arts community! AGOSA is managed by a Board of Directors who are serving on a volunteer basis.

The Board is comprised of five volunteers who are

inspired and passionate in their efforts to grow, organize and support our community of members.

We are a group of artists who lift up, encourage and inspire one another in our creativity. We are all stronger because of it. Thank you for letting us serve you.

Art Always, Sylvia Gortz Laura O’Neal Marlene Zullig Julie Dickover Julie Smith

artgalleriesofstaugustine.com FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK! First Friday of the month 5 to 9pm

“Our mission is to to build an inclusive Art Community that includes galleries, artists, supporting businesses, organizations & “friends of AGOSA.” All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher. All material is compiled from sources believed to be reliable, published without responsibility for errors or omissions. St Augustine Magazine assumes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or photos. St Augustine Magazine™ | SAM™ | 904.806.7138 Text copyright © 2020 Photography © 2020 Digital © 2020

Egret Wings

Linda Burek

landrtravels.com Linda Burek is a Fine Art and documentary nature photographer. She and her husband travel regularly in an RV, giving theman opportunity to take photographs and videos. They maintain a regular blog showcasing their art and experiences at www.landrtravels.com.

They published two books: The GIfts of the Day: Traveling and Camping with Dogs and The Gifts of the Day: Where’s Dart? which document their experiences traveling with words and images.

Linda has won the top 100 in the 2018 North American Nature Photographers Association Showcase Photo Competition, third place in the St. Augustine 2019 Member Show at the St. Augustine Art Association, and several awards in Florida Camera Club Council photo competitions.

443-223-6567 • lindaburekphotography@gmail.com

ArtSpeak byLaura O’Neal

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You may not know a chagall from a kandinsky or,

locally speaking, a McKenna from a McCormick. You also don’t need to, and don’t let that keep you from visiting St Augustine’s galleries and museums! You can still hold your own in a conversation about art by following a few simple tips. By acquainting yourself with a few vocabulary words you’ll be an art conversationalist before you know it!

Are you viewing a person (portrait), place (landscape) or thing (still life)? It’s also important to get off to a good start with your conversation by referring to the art as a “piece” and not a “picture.”

Shading and texture give the piece FORM and contributes to REALISM. LINE is a way to discuss the shaping of the objects within the piece. In a portrait, are features defined and detailed or more subtle?

Form and Line either give the object movement or a sense of being static. Use your in-tuition. No one can tell you, you’re “wrong” about how you see it. If you are viewing Realism, images of Whistler or Harrison comes to mind.

IMPRESSIONISM is when the artist uses brush strokes to create movement with an emphasis on light. Monet and Ferguson are good examples of this style. If the artist used blurry strokes or created the composition using geometric shapes the style is EXPRESSIONISM. If you are viewing a piece and secretly thinking, “My four year old could have done this,” you are looking at ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM. Meyers and Pollack fall into this style. That said, there is a great deal of complexity in a good abstract painting. From CUBISM to MINIMALISM, there are dozens more specific art movements. Keep cool and carry on with your Minimalist conversation discussing Segal or Rothko.

One technique that a dear ceramic sculptor friend of mine would use was to create his own term if someone backed him into a corner. He would say, “Oh! I just love the use of PASHWA in this piece!” The trick is in the placement of the accent over the last “a” and that you say it with conviction and flair! You will leave the biggest art snob’s head spinning with that one! You can also discuss the NEGATIVE SPACE in the piece. This is the art of talking about what is NOT there.

Take a look at the COMPOSITION, (aka, the placement of the objects in the piece). If the subjects are unrealistically placed, such as a cow flying over the trees, you could safely say you are looking at a SURREAL painting. Check out Stewart and Dali.

Then there is MEDIUM with the plural form being MEDIA. I am not refer-ring to the psychic sort, CNN or the New York Times. Rather, media refers to the source from which the art was created. There is watercolor, acrylic, oil, collage, photography, pastel, clay, batik, encaustic, glass, precious metals, wood and any other source you can imagine to create art. A combination of more than one media is called MIXED MEDIA. Some local favorites include, respectively, 04

continued Bashore, Hubley, Tompkins, Lupoli, Hamilton, Peterson, Pellegrino, Tatter, Sinclair, Long, Bagnal and Velucci.

At the end of your gallery visit, what matters most is that you “felt” some-thing and that you opened yourself to the experience. HONESTY is the best way to ArtSpeak, whether you love it, hate it, or just don’t get it.

Finally, go back over this article. If this subject has piqued your interest, Google search works for the famous historical artist whose names were mentioned in this piece. See examples of their work so you can better understand their style. Now, carry on with your own art gallery tour throughout St. Augustine and have your own personal “scavenger art hunt.” There are many local artists mentioned in this article who are just waiting to have you seek out the galleries where they are represented. Find the Dalis! Discover the Flagler College Crisp-Ellert! Go off the beat-en path down Riberia Street and discover the word IMPASTO and associate local artists with it.

(Hint: highly textured!).

A great time to hone your new “ArtSpeak” skills is to attend a First Friday Art Walk! 5 - 9 pm every First Friday. Free Trolley rides will help move you through your art stroll as well as complimentary parking at the San Sebastian Winery. Rain or shine…ALWAYS a good time! g

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(904) 814-8641 saltaugustine.com

28 Cordova Street • Saint Augustine

ArtBox

ArtBox137.com ArtBox...a mixed experience San Sebastian Art District ArtBox is a contemporary art gallery with a funky urban vibe. We represent local, regional, and international artists/artisans.

ArtBox invites you to experience our eclectic gallery. You will find paintings, artisan furniture, fine art photography, pottery, sculpture, a variety of exquisite jewelry, gemstones, and gifts.

We are THE destination for art classes, artist workshops & talks. Come join us for the best painting parties in town! All lead by ArtBox artists.

There’s always a party at ArtBox! Don’t forget to ask for one of the Mavens when you come in!

Visit our ArtBox online gallery at ArtBox137.com Complimentary parking out back...... ask@artbox137.com • 904-770-7445

The Art Studio

beachartstudio.org

Abeautiful gallery by the Sea. Open in 2011, Artists, Architects, Art Lovers & City officials saved a Historic Building, originally built in 1939 by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Art Studio inhabits the former South Beach Hotel, the other, ravaged by time and Hurricanes was demolished. Before the Art Studio, the building was also used for City Hall of St. Augustine Beach. Now home to over 140 artists that show, sell their work, donate & volunteer time to keep the studio running. Besides Art Exhibitions, we also host workshops, classes for all ages that are very affordable-some Free, and represent other forms of artistic expression including Theater, Film, Music and Storytelling.

370AA1ABeach Blvd. St. Augustine, FL 32089 • 904-295-4428

Aviles Gallery avilesgallery.net

THEFINESTLOCALPRIZEWINNINGARTISTS • KCCALI • BYRONCAPO • TONYFISER • HOOKEYHAMILTON • TEDHEAD • JEFF MARKOWSKY • PAULAPASCUCCI OILANDACRYLICPAINTINGS PHOTOGRAPHY-COLOR, B&W,INFARED CHARCOALDRAWINGS PASTELS WATERCOLORS COMEINTOTHEGALLERYANDBEMETBYANARTIST! 11 C AVILES STREET • 904-728-4957 facebook.com/avilesstreetgallery 08

Marlene Zullig

Stained Glass Artist Commissions accepted

Inspired by the ocean and the natural beauty of historic St. Augustine, Marlene’s award-winning work is an eclectic mix of functional art fromlamps and mosaic mirrors to one-of-a-kind stained glass windows and panels.

Contact: zulligm@gmail.com 904-687-6365 Represented by: P.A.St.A. Fine Art Gallery 214 Charlotte Street St. Augustine, FL 32084 904-824-0251

Butterfield Garage Art Gallery Butterfieldgarage.com

Open since February 1999, Butterfield Garage Art Gallery is the brainchild of artist Jan Miller.

Her vision was to create an artist-run gallery that would encourage creative experimentation with fine arts and fine crafts. The 1927 building’s original use was a garage and “showplace” for cars. The iconic neon sign was discovered during renovation, and became the gallery’s name. With over 30 artists, Butterfield maintains a reputation for showcasing the area’s most distinguished professionals. Our mission is to be a leader in the presentation of traditional and contemporary visual arts in Northeast Florida, and to encourage direct accessibility and dialogue between artists and their customers. Open daily from 11 to 5, first Fridays til 9 at 137 King Street, 904-825-4577

High Tide Gallery

thehightidegallery.com HIGHTIDE GALLERY in St. Augustine on Anastasia Island is a beautiful gallery featuring local, coastal, and creative art. This gallery features over thirty local artists with various and wondrous pieces including fine art paintings, ceramics, stone work, dry brush, acrylic sandwash, wood turning art, glass sculpture, jewelry, and much more. High Tide Gallery is a den of joy that has been enjoyed by both locals and guests to St. Augustine for over 14 years. New owners Sherry and Wayne McNees would love for you to stop by and meet the art! Located at 850 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine 904.315.6690

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The Bold Art Gallery

Facebook.com/TheBOLDArtGallery Original, unique, bold and beautiful Artwork and Photography by Artist Brenda Basham Dothage.

Brenda is an artist, author, photographer and co-owner of The BOLDArt Gallery. She has a master’s degree in business administration (MBA) from UOP and a baccalaureate degree in English from Cal State University (CSUB). In addition to her artwork, writing and photography she was an instructor for self-image workshops, crisis counselor/first responder for sexual assault survivors and coordinator for a children’s planning council.

An Art Gallery is the best venue for the art lover.

The consumer is able to leisurely browse, appreciate and become one with the artwork. This is instrumental in their ability to discover favorite and preferred styles of representation in which to purchase. 51 Cordova, Suite B., 904-436-5723.

Joel Bagnal Goldsmith joelbagnalgoldsmith.com

Over 40 years of offering distinctively handmade designs in gold and silver jewelry. Commemorating marriages, partnerships, and any special occasion or relationship with collaboratively designed objects of adornment.

Providing expert advice in diamonds and gemstones.

Serving clients not customers.

11CAviles Street St. | 904-819-5838

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Lightner Museum

LightnerMuseum.org Lightner Museum is housed in the former Alcazar Hotel, built in 1888 by Henry Morrison Flagler.

Home to one of the premier collections of fine and decorative 19th-century and early 20th-century art in the country. The five floors display furnishings, paintings, Victorian art glass, cut and blown glass, and natural history specimens.

In addition to the Museum’s diverse collections, the Lightner is an architectural and historical treasure listed on the National Register of Historic Places, located in downtown St. Augustine at 75 King Street 904-824-2874. Open every day, 9 am to 5 pm

Crisp-Ellert Art Museum flagler.edu/ceam

Built in honor of Dr. JoAnn Crisp-Ellert and her husband, Dr. Robert Ellert, the Crisp-Ellert Art Museumoffers Flagler College students, staff, faculty, and the Northeast Florida community a venue for fostering a deep appreciation of contemporary art. Our free programming includes exhibitions by regional, national and international artists, as well as artist talks, readings, and filmscreenings that provide opportunities for critical engagement, and a platformfor vital interdisciplinary dialogue.

In 2016, we initiated the CEAMArtist Residency, a regular programof artists-in-residence to engage in themes of place-making while collaborating with and fostering diverse perspectives on aspects of St Augustine’s local community and environment.

74 King Street, St. Augustine, FL32084

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The Courtyard Gallery the-courtyard-gallery

The Courtyard Gallery features an eclectic blend of antique, vintage, and contemporary art as well as estate and new jewelry. Paintings, prints, sculpture, items for the home, and even authentic Samurai Swords can be seen at this gallery. Also available are numerous works by the Florida Highwaymen and beloved Saint Augustine artist Emmett Fritz. The Courtyard Gallery is located in the Lightner Museumcomplex in downtown St. Augustine. Alovely place to stroll, shop and view the historic architecture of one of Henry Flagler’s original hotels. The Courtyard Gallery, 75 King Street,Ste. 123, Saint Augustine, FL 32084 • 904-599-8522

Maria Reyes-Jones Fine Art Gallery mariarejones.com

New Fine Art gallery/Artist Studio open! Moving up to St. Augustine fromOrlando, award-winning artist and Florida native Maria Reyes-Jones brings her unique sense of color to the area. The gallery features her fine-art reproductions, and fresh-offthe-easel, original acrylic paintings. Fromlargescale triptychs to small personal gems, you’ll find something special at Maria Reyes-Jones Fine Art Gallery. Her work has been featured twice as the poster for the Coconut Grove Arts Festival. When you see her sidewalk sign out on Riberia Street, at the San Sebastián Marina, you’ll know something is cooking at the gallery, or give her a call to schedule a time to see the gallery. Come on, get happy, with her bright, vibrant work.

134 Riberia Street, Unit 103 • 407-619-133

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The W.B.Tatter Studio Gallery wbtattergallery.com

The gallery scene in St. Augustine, especially here “ON THE BOULEVARD!” is growing. As an art community, We are supportive of each other and tend to send visitors on to see everyone’s unique styles. I was introduced to the art of batik in Mexico while attending Instituto Allende. Fascinated by the technique, I have developed a style all my own. My work often reflects the people and places from my travels throughout the Caribbean, Central & South America. My batiks have been exhibited and collected worldwide. I was proud to be the recipient of the ROWITAAward. The Dr. Gail Pflaster ROWITA (Recognizing Outstanding Women in the Arts) lifetime achievement award for women in our community who have made significant contributions to the arts. The W.B.Tatter Studio Gallery is a collection my batik paintings, pillows, clothing & art gifts. Apotter, a jeweler, and 2 sculptors work are also at my gallery. I love being an artist...making a living doing what I love!

904-907-1270 | 501Anastasia Boulevard

P.A.St.A. Fine Art Gallery pastagalleryart.com

P.A.St.A. Fine Art Gallery is the oldest existing co-operative fine art gallery in historic St. Augustine representing local award-winning artists. Located south of the Plaza on Charlotte Street in the historic art district, P.A.St.A. is filled with a variety of artworkfromtraditional to contemporary. You will find a wide variety of mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, photography, stained glass, mosaics, jewelry, mixed media, sculpture, and other fine art.

Hours: Monday-Sunday 12 -5pm.

Other hours by appointment.

Open until 9pmduring First Friday Art Walk.

214 Charlotte Street, St. Augustine, Florida 32084 904-824-0251 14

Tripp Harrison Studio & Gallery trippharrison.com

The Tripp Harrison Studio & Gallery houses a variety of artists. Since Tripp and Kathleen Harrison opened the gallery in 2006, the goal has always been to represent marine and coastal fine artists. This is a space where traditional art intersects with the warm feeling of tropics. It’s our pleasure and mission to help you find a perfect addition to your collection or home. All it takes is a step-through our doorway to enter our world of coastal fine art. Don’t stay curious about our gallery, stop by. Located at 22 Cathedral Place, St. Augustine, FL 32084, 904-824-3662.

Cutter & Cutter Fine Art Galleries cutterandcutter.com

After Opening in 1998 as an eclectic gift shop, our small family-owned business quickly evolved to become a major fine art dealer. Today we have galleries in historic Saint Augustine, and in Sawgrass Village, Ponte Vedra Beach, that service our local art market and with our newly redesigned website we are able to accommodate clients across the globe.

Our galleries are warmand inviting and offer a large selection of originals, fine art prints, sculpture, glass and much more fromboth established and emerging artists. We truly offer something for every taste, style and budget! Our staff is knowledgeable, friendly and provides art collectors with impeccable customer service.

St. Augustine - 25 King Street, Ponte Vedra Beach - 333 Village Main Street #640

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Gallery One Forty Four galleryonefortyfour.com

Lenny Foster is redefining his unique and spiritual vision. His Gallery One Forty Four, St Augustine’s premier contemporary Photography Gallery, is the perfect setting for his extraordinary work. The visitor-friendly gallery inspires guests to stay and be taken in by the work. In each body of work, beauty, Spirit and love are present. His Magnolia Season, Healing Hands and Seascape collections are popular with local and national collectors. Many make this a destination when visiting St Augustine. Lenny has a painter’s eye, a poet’s heart and a great jazzman’s sense of improvisation. Lenny’s other works are part of the collections in St Augustine’s Lincolnville Museum, The Ross Museumat Ohio Wesleyan University, and Snite Museumat The University of Notre Dame.

144 King Street, St Augustine, FL open mon-sun 10-5, closed wed golenny@lennyfoster.com • 904-466-8305

St. Augustine Art Association sstaaa.org

Founded in 1924, the St. Augustine Art Association is a nonprofit art organization recognized as the epicenter of the local art community.

Artists and enthusiasts come together to create, collaborate, and celebrate the pursuit of artistic excellence through monthly juried exhibitions, enrichment programs for all ages, and outreach initiatives that engage the community with art.

Take part in annual events like the St. Augustine Festival of Art, the annual Plein Air Paint Out in the spring and October’s Tactile Art Show for the Blind. The St. Augustine Art Association is located at 22 Marine Street in historic downtown. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday noon to 4pm and Sunday 2 to 5pm; Free Admission.

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The Georgia Nick Gallery & The Studio gnick.faso.com

The Georgia Nick Gallery and The Studio at GNG are Fine Art Galleries located in the historic Hamblen-Holiday Building at 11A and 11F Aviles Street, the Oldest Street in the United States. Our Galleries feature Award Winning North Florida and International Artists. Our Artists paint on non-traditional surfaces such as tile, marble, stone and glass along with beautiful framed oils, acrylics, watercolors, and photography.

If you are looking for a unique remembrance of St. Augustine we carry local Authors. Our Jewelers include a Silversmith and a Woven Gold artisan. We also host a Leather Craftsman, Wood Turner, Wood Sculptures, and a Knife Maker. There is a little of the Spirit of St.Augustine in every corner of The Georgia Nick Gallery.

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The Studio

MGFergusonFineArt.com Martha GFerguson is an award winning artist from St Augustine who paints in oil and watercolor. In her paintings, Martha captures the spirit of the local scene in our charming old town. Her style is impressionistic focusing on the light and mood of the subject. Martha is an avid plein air artist and participates in many paint out events throughout the year.

Now located at The Studio on Aviles Street in the art district of St Augustine, Martha offers classes in watercolor and oil painting.

407-810-5710

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Coconut Barrel “The Artisan Market” coconutbarrel.com

Owners Kori & Steve Smith were led to open Coconut Barrel to give local Artisans a place to showcase their work every day. We are like a full time Art & Craft Festival indoors featuring over 200+ Artisans! Aunique shopping experience which displays the talent we are surrounded by locally in Saint Augustine. Each Artisan has created their own store front which will allow you to experience their individual styles, personalities & passion. Discover all kinds of art, jewelry, pottery, glass, fiber-art, candles, soap, wind chimes, wreaths, shell-art, repurposed furniture, baby gifts & clothing, photography, greeting cards, macramé’ and many more hand-crafted products.

Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5. See you at The Barrel! 3175 US Hwy 1 South, Saint Augustine, FL 32086

Zora Bora Gallery

zora-bora-gallery.business.site This wonderfully unique gallery is made up almost entirely of local artists who have a deep love for our city and show it in their work. With our over 45 different artists represented there is always something new to see. Alittle bit of everything around every corner. Fromglass wind chimes, pottery, jewelry, book sculptures, bees- wax paintings, wine barrel art and everything in between. The Gallery owner herself has been a local artist for the last 15 years and has a true passion for both our community and handmade works of art. Our mission is to provide a fun beautiful welcoming space for artists to display and sell their work.

28 Cuna St, Saint Augustine, FL32084 904-417-0474

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Neff Jewelry And Gallery neffjewelers.com

It’s worth finding this unique gallery and jewelry store on a charming tree-lined street just north of the City Gates - in a two-story Victorian just off San Marco Blvd. You’ll find two floors of original paintings, a fine jewelry collection, including pieces crafted by goldsmith Dan Neff. Among the artists working in this legendary establishment, you’ll meet: Teri Tompkins – award-winning painter and author of The Master Artist Within, available in the gallery.

Jan Neff - painter, jewelry designer, and GIAgemologist.

Dan Neff - master goldsmith specializing in gold and platinum jewelry.

7 Rohde Avenue I 904-829-5003

Locals Only Artisan Market XXXXXXX localsonlyartisans.com

LOCALS ONLY Artisans Market is fresh on the art scene! The owner, Diana Suissa, a former school teacher, originally thought to use the 3000sf industrial warehouse as a furniture consignment shop but that quickly morphed into what is now an eclectic mixture of veteran as well as up and coming young artists showcasing their varying talents under one roof. “I thought it would be great to have a one stop shop where people could come to see many different crafts and styles of artistic expression. Every corner is filled with art to include fine jewelry, iron and metal work, woodwork, pottery, photography and painting. Open six days a week (closed Mondays) at 950 Anastasia Boulevard, this artisans market is quickly making an impression.

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Cynthia Pierson

CynthiaPierson.com

AFirst Coast Artist and Instructor, working in Watercolor and Pastel; especially portraits. I describe my work as impressionistic realism. I believe, I have never not been an artist.

904-819-1776

Debra Mixon Holliday debramixonholliday.com

Bearing witness to the natural worldis a theme that pervades my art. Working in a variety of printmaking techniques, including etching andcollagraph, I create images basedon observation of the small stories of our wildlife andthe environments they rely on. Instagram: dmixonholliday Represented by Butterfield Garage Gallery, 904-825-4577

Deborah Lightfield Lightfieldart.com

Only artist in Florida creating Ocean Wash Artwork.

The ocean is involved in the process by painting the surface with a wave of sand, then a swirl of acrylic is applied. Images are found, then painted. instagram: Deborah Lightfield High Tide Gallery 904-252-5932

Nancy Hamlin-Vogler

EasternSunPrintworks.com As a diverse two-dimensional artist, I employ mixed media, including paint, silkscreen and collage. I approach my work through observation and intuition, taking inspiration from unusual discoveries, my backyard studio, and world travels.

At Butterfield Garage Art Gallery 904-829-1952 20

Sea Spirits Gallery and Gifts seaspiritsgallery.com

Sea Spirits Gallery and Gifts located south of the plaza on St. George Street, was chosen by the Editor of Southern Living Magazine as being a hidden treasure of St. Augustine. The stunning showroom specializes in sea inspired paintings, sculptures, hand blown artisan glass, beautiful International jewelry like Ancient Roman glass, unique men’s gifts, and nautical items. Owner Victoria Golden is a fine art appraiser and was initiated into the noted Explorer Club for her ocean conservation, and archaeological contributions. Her passion for the sea and her love of art and artifacts are evident everywhere in the gallery. Come find your special treasure!

Sea Spirits Gallery and Gifts 210 St. George Street, C-2 St. Augustine, Fl. 32084 904-679-3811

Pamela Geiger

PamelaGeiger.com “For a Plein Air Painter, juggling the play of mood, light and color is constant. Each location is an encounter —weather, water, terrain —subtle and complex. Asense of connection rises within as I balance these natural threads on the canvas.”

Geiger on Plein Air Oil Painting PamGeiger@me.com

Teri Tompkins

TeriTompkins.com Portraits in oil Large environmental paintings for public spaces Author of The Master Artist Within - a manual for creative people rep by: Neff Jewelry and Gallery 904-829-5003

Tom McConnell

staugustinenaturephotos.com First got into photography at the tender age of eight by pestering my dadto let me use his Konica SLRanddarkroomequipment until he relented. Today, I grabmy camera andgo back to nature whenever I can. Please visit my website andbrowse the galleries of nature photos for sale.

904-794-4500 - staugustinenaturephotos@gmail.com

Valarie Pothier-Forrester vpforrester.com

I aminspired by our natural surroundings and the scenery around St. Augustine. I lead the Anastasia Plein Air Group and also participate in a number of area Paint Out Invitationals.

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Lost Art Gallery lostartgallery.com

Lost Art Gallery is a unique collection of Fine Art and Antiquities from around the world. Our collection ranges from European Old Masters, to 20th century Contemporary and Modern artists. We believe in having an eclectic selection so there is something for everyone. While we love having museum quality artists available for the classic connoisseurs, we also offer a wide range of contemporary and regional artists. Lost Art Gallery was founded by fine art appraiser Victoria L. Golden who has been providing appraisals for museums and private estates for over 25 years. She is joined by her son Alexander who is engaging and knowledgeable. Our mission is to provide the highest quality artwork for our clients at the most affordable prices.

Lost Art Gallery 210 St. George Street, C-1 St. Augustine, 32084 904-827-9800

Tina Henle HenleGallery.com Nature, culture and architecture are the inspirations for Tina Henle’s award winning photography. “My art is a constant calling to witness and share the beauty and complexity of this world.”

340-332-1628 • Butterfield Garage Gallery

Gail Beveridge Fine Art gailbeveridge.com

Oil & acrylic are my media and capturing the essence of special moments is my goal in creating a work of art that sparks a connection with the viewer.

Instagram: beveridge_gail 904-635-2927

Jackie Hird Photography jackiehird.com

Jackie preserves the essence of St Augustine with her photography. Her images transport you to the time and place they were captured so you can appreciate her vision.

High Tide Gallery • Rembrandtz Gallery • The St Augustine Beach Art Studio &Gallery 904-553-8614 • instagram.com/jackiehirdphotography

Don Davis

dondavispotterystudio.com Ancient forms are inspiration for contemporary expression in Don’s ceramic artwork. Surface treatments and firing methods are equally important but always intended to serve the form. This is titled ‘Frondoso’ drdavis@brighthouse.com • 386-562-2384

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Cindy Wilson

cindy-wilson-batik.squarespace.com I’ve always been artistic. My early pen and ink drawings, and a love for printmaking is very evident in my style of batik. I transitioned fromfull time graphic artist to Batik artist 6 years ago. The process and complexity of batik have totally grabbed my imagination.

At Butterfield Garage Art Gallery 904-501-1906 • instagram: cindywil.batik

artgalleriesofstaugustine.com FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK! First Friday of the month 5 to 9pm

ART WALK MAPS AVAILABLE AT ALL GALLERIES Georgia Nick Gallery 11 Aviles Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.342.2186/ georgianickgallery.com

ArtBox 137 King St, St. Augustine 32084 904.770.7445 / artbox137.com St Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery 370 A1A Beach Blvd A, St. Augustine 32080 904.295.4428 / Beachartstudio.com Aviles Street Gallery 11C Aviles Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.823.8608/ avilesgallery.netff Cutter & Cutter Fine Art 25 King Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.810.0460 / cutterandcutter.com Butterfield Garage Gallery 137 King Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.825.4577 / ButterfieldGarage.com Crisp-Ellert Art Museum Flagler College 48 Sevilla St.,St. Augustine 2084 904.826.8530 / flagler.edu/crispellert.com Coconut Barrel 3175 US 1 South, Suite 3, St. Augustine 32086 904.484.8729 / coconutbarrel.com Lightner Courtyard Gallery 75 King Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.599.8522 / the-courtyard-gallery.com

Grand Bohemian Gallery 49 King Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.829.6880 / grandbohemiangallery.com High Tide Gallery 850 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine 32084 904.315.6690 / thehightidegalley.com Hubley Gallery/St Augustine Framing 804D Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine 32084 904.429.9769 / staugustineframing.com Joel Bagnal Goldsmith 11C Aviles St., St. Augustine 32084 904.614.4706 / joelbagnalgoldsmith.com Gallery One Forty Four 144 King Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.466.8305 / galleryonefortyfour.com Lost Art Gallery 210 St. George St. C-1, St. Augustine 32084 904.827.9800 / lostartgallery.com Maria Reyes-Jones Gallery 134 Riberia St., St. Augustine 32084 407.619.1338 / mariareyesjones.com Neff Jewelry & Gallery 70 Rohde Avenue, St. Augustine 32084 904.829.5003 / neffjewelers.com P.A.St.A Fine Art Gallery 214 Charlotte St., St. Augustine 32084 904.824.0251 / pastagalleryart.com Plum Gallery 10 Aviles Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.825.0069 / PlumArtGallery.com Sea Spirits Gallery & Gifts 210 St. George St. C2, St. Augustine 32084 904.679.3811 / SeaSpiritsGallery.com St Augustine Art Assoc 22 Marine Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.824.2310 / staaa.org Tripp Harrison Studio & Gallery 22 Cathedral Place, St. Augustine 32084 904.824.3662 / trippharrisongallery.com Zora Bora Gallery 28 Cuna Street, St. Augustine 32084 904.417.0474 / zora-bora-gallery.business.site The Bold Art Gallery 51 Cordova St. Ste. B, St. Augustine 32084 904.436.5723 / facebook.com/TheBOLDArtGallery W.B. Tatter Studio Gallery 501 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine 32084 904.907.1270 / wbtattergallery.com

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Ripley’s Red Sight Seeing Trains and The Old Town Trolleys provide free transportation during our city’s popular art event – The First Friday Art Walk.

The First Friday Art Walk festivities every month sponsored by Art Galleries of St Augustine (AGOSA). Galleries open their doors with lively receptions from 5-9pm, offering exhibitions by local, regional, national, and international artists.

Start your free self-guided tour at any of the AGOSA galleries. Feast on great arts, eats, and live music, rain or shine!

Shuttles run every 20-30 minutes (except during Nights of Lights) on a continuous loop allowing easy access to most member galleries. We truly appreciate their participation & support! Ripley’s Red Trolley pick-up at San Sebastian Winery & King/Aviles Streets. Old Towne Green Trolley pick-up at Malaga St/San Sebastian Harbor Dr. Free parking is available for First Friday at San Sebastian Winery, 157 King St., On street parking free after 5pm.