Free Lake Worth Beach exhibit dives into coastal life
Palm Beach County artists are putting the region's beaches, coastal culture and changing light at the center of "Sun, Sand, Surf," a free exhibition going on now in Lake Worth Beach . The exhibition, which runs through Dec. 31, brings together 32 Palm Beach County-based creative professionals, according to a recent announcement from the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. It will be displayed in the William R. and Joyce A. Kruger Family Gallery inside the historic Robert M. Montgomery, Jr. Building, the council's downtown Lake Worth Beach headquarters. The works examine South Florida's shoreline through subjects that include shifting reflections, atmospheric skies, surf culture and coastal environments. They also explore traditions, experiences and the changing culture of life along the shore. "South Florida’s beaches are among the most beautiful and defining features of our area, offering endless inspiration through their colors, textures, changing light, and connection to the natural world,” said Jessica Ransom, the Cultural Council’s director of artist services and curator of "Sun, Sand, Surf." “This exhibition invites visitors to see our familiar coastal landscapes through the eyes of Palm Bech County artists and discover the many ways these places shape our creativity, experiences, and sense of home.”
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