His work has been exhibited in the National Collection of Fine Art, The White House, and Washington D.C.’s Corcoran Gallery to name a few. I strive to capture the emotional depth of my friends and family, and to paint them as I see them, their hopes, and their memories.Īs you step into the galleries you will be amazed by the wildlife paintings of nationally known wildlife artist Guy Coheleach. My goal is to communicate to the viewer a sense of wonder and to reveal some obscure observation to them through extreme realism in a celebratory manner. Depicting my friends and family fills me with awe and wonder of not just the subject, but of the process. With that said, I enjoy documenting my family and friends-from both Caribbean and American cultures-with common things that can be easily infused with metaphoric reference.
However, I am not opposed to using other materials if they allow me to express the ideas I am exploring. The historical radiation of these materials ground me in the resources of the past. I feel connected to these fundamental substances. These three basic elements bond human and cultural traditions. It was at that time he stopped working in the fields and began to support himself solely from his art.ĭelford Terry - The pencil, paper, and colored dirt are what I use to lay the foundation of my work. He won the prestigious South Florida Cultural Consortium as Best Artist in 1989. He attended until he was fifteen and then began to study at the college level. Raised in Belle Glade, Donald’s artistic ability was quickly realized by teachers in elementary school and he was advanced to Palm Beach County’s School of the Arts in fifth grade. His first drawing was a phenomenal rendering of his dog.
Her works are included in numerous corporate and private collections, received awards in juried fine art shows, and was showcased in the Palm Beach Cultural Council’s 25 Days of Culture.ĭonald Neal - a native Floridian, began creating works of art from the age of five. Hall has been painting professionally for over 40 years and is a member of the Portrait Society of America. She presently resides in Okeechobee, Florida. Zweben Law Group: “Untitled” by Abigail Wilcoxįeaturing Diane Richmond Hall, Donald Neal, Delford Terryĭiane Richmond Hall - a native Floridian, was reared in Belle Glade, Florida the soil rich agricultural area of western Palm Beach County. The Historical Society of Martin County Purchase Award: “Der Jäger” by Abrielle MarksteinerĬhildren’s Services Council: “Angelica” by Faith Hill Supervisor of Elections Purchase Award: “Local Legacies” by Alexandra Trejo
Pine School Purchase Award: “Lavender Garden” by Maria Di Edigio South Fork High School Purchase Award: “The Tenuous Sea” by Caroline CurlĬlark Advanced Learning Center Purchase Award: “Autumn Wolf” by Miguel Paes and “Abstract Dancer” by Kaitlyn Berger Martin County High School Purchase Award: “Enchanted” by Alexis Dodge
Jensen Beach High School Purchase Award: “Safe Haven” by Kylela Covell Superintendent’s Purchase Award: “Scent-imental” by Katie Koedam “That Damn Bag!” by Michael Rizzo, South Fork High School Honorable Mention Awards (across category):Ģ) “Thinking About Diversity” by Mika Fowlerģ) “Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island” by Alexia FrenchĦ) “Savior of Innocence” by Isabella Galleseġ1) “McCharles Smith” by Katherine Gorhamģrd Place: “Gucci Linen” by Madeline CorellaĢnd Place: “Her Eyes Were Like Saucers” by Shannon Lindsayġst Place: “Rhinoceros Beetle” by Amelia StebbingĢnd Place: “Sugar Coated Distress” Marina Golinoġst Place: “Sicilian Layers” by Nina Curtoġst Place: “Hidden Dangers” by Riki RussellĢnd Place: “Trashy Classy” by Caroline Rouseġst Place: “Struggles Within” by Kristy DiazĢnd Place: “Scent-imental” by Katie Koedamġst Place: “Bottomed Out” by Jacqueline Rouse Featuring artwork from student artists at Clark Advanced Learning Center, Jensen Beach High School, Martin County High School, South Fork High School, and The Pine School
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