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SEASON OF THE ARTS
Ballet Vero Beach in an interpretive
dance performance inspired
by the stunning “Kinetic Sculpture:
the Poetics of Movement”
exhibition in the Titelman Gallery
through Jan. 4. The museum’s
curator of collections and exhibitions,
Jay Williams, enhances the
experience with insight into each
artist’s work.
Other exhibitions that carry over
into 2015 are “Restoring the Spirit:
Celebrating Haitian Art” (to Feb.
1) and “Carol Brown Goldberg:
Recent Work” (to Jan. 4).
The successful union of the
Vero Beach Museum of Art and
the Atlantic Classical Orchestra
continues with the ACO’s
chamber music series. It begins Jan. 18 with a concert of French music.
Music on a contemporary note fills the atrium in the “Concerts in the
Park” series.
The “Environmental Photography” exhibition that begins Jan. 24
showcases major contemporary photographers, including James Balog,
whose images of endangered wildlife and “Extreme Ice Survey” capture
the essence of man’s effect on nature.
The same day sees the opening of “Howard Ben Tré: New Sculpture,”
with pieces from his “Lightness of Being” series. Ben Tré works in cast >>
COLLECTION OF THE FIGGE ART MUSEUM, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daniel Orelus’ Crocodiles, oil on fiberboard, is in the Restoring the Light: Celebrating Haitian Art exhibition at Vero Beach Museum of Art.
GREG STALEY
From the Vero Beach Museum of Art’s Carol
Brown Goldberg: Recent Works exhibition,
Biocentrism Will Fuel Us to Mars is acrylic
on canvas with pulverized glass, courtesy of
the artist.
PROVIDED BY MAXWELL DAVIDSON GALLERY
From the Vero Beach Museum of Art’s Kinetic Sculpture:
The Poetics of Movement: Pedro S. de Movellán’s
Luminescense, 2002, cherry wood, aluminum, Dacron,
stainless steel, brass, 90 x 80 inches, private collection,
New York City.