2009-2010 Exhibitions
2010 Exhibitions
Jan 15 - March 7 - The Sculptures, Etching and Lithographs of Marino Marini - Modern Italian Master Marino Marini gained international renown in the 1950s with exhibitions in Amsterdam, Brussels, and New York. Marini’s Cavalli e cavalieri –Horse and Rider bronzes series is well represented along with rarely seen graphic works by the artist.
Mar 10-Apr 18 - Recent Acquisitions from the John Morrissey Collection - Ain Cocke & Justin McAllister - Collector John Morrissey has been focusing on emerging artists since he began collecting in the mid 90’. Cocke and McAllister are two of the artists whose paintings are now in major galleries and private collections. Enjoy this exciting look at emerging artists.
April 21-May 30 - Ecology Art at the Gardens. Featuring artists Elayna Toby Singer and Sherri Sabo's two and three dimenional artworks and Installations created from found objects, and recycled and organic materials. Their artistic vision transforms ordinary things into extraordinary works of art.
2009 Exhibitions
Jan 7-Feb 15 “Lincoln Center NY Collects” With artist Jane Manus & Lincoln Center Visual Director Tom Lollar. Lincoln Center’s List Poster and Print Program, begun in 1962 by Albert and Vera List commissioning limited edition prints and posters related to performances. New works by Jim Dine, Helen Frankenthaler, Chuck Close, Melissa Meyer and Donald Sultan and lyrical aluminum sculptures by Jane Manus in collaborations with noted ceramist Tom Lollar.
Jan 16 or 17 (TBD) Galerie Bernd A. Lausberg and the palmbeach3 will present a special exhibition of German artist Regine Schumann installation of Glow Worms 1000 Lights. Schumann noted for her color and beautiful arrangements of color and light. . The result is a fluid and energetic sea of red blinking lights set within a nighttime environment that will engage viewers while walking through the Sculpture Gardens. The installation fosters a spectacular, dreamlike vision that encourages viewers to examine their personal relationships with color, light, space and time. Special evening hours. 6-8pm $5 per person admission. Parking at Unity Church on Flagler Drive only.
Feb 18 Celebrating 30 years: Ann Norton Sculpture Garden’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition and Preservation Initiative Fund Party. This special opening presentation will ask members and patron to contribute to the Preservation Fund. Guests will be asked to bring there contribution to the Fund to the opening party. It is a great way to kick off the Fund and celebrate the organization’s 30th Anniversary. For ticket information call 561-832-5328.
Feb 19-Mar 22 Ann Norton Sculpture Garden’s 30th Anniversary Exhibition: In celebration of its 30th Anniversary the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens will present never before exhibited works by Ann Weaver Norton. Included will be works by Norton’s contemporaries such as Jose de Creft, Chaim Gross, William Zorach, Jacques Lipchitz and Brancusi will compliment and highlight the relevance of Norton’s work and its place in American Art history.
Mar 25-May 3 Serge Strosberg “Of Men and Flowers” works by Serge Strosberg “In this 15 life-size contemporary expressionistic and realist portraits exhibited amidst the tropical gardens of the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens Strosberg I will attempt, with sincerity and a little touch of humor, to depict the effects or the expectations that flowers can induce in men and women.” Strosberg will present pen and ink drawings as well. After a very successful and critically acclaimed season in Paris and New York he brings his works to the Palm Beach area.
Oct 21 - Nov 29 The Painting of Tula Antikainen -- Finnish art Tula Antikainen paintings have the spontaneity of a child and of an “outsider” artist yet are given to well consider expressions of a reoccurring child/man. Colors play an important part of conveying this almost “operatic figure” which occurs frequently in her work.
Exhibition Hours:
Wednesday thru Sunday - 10 am - 4 pm
(Closed for the month of August)
Admission:
Members: Free
Visitors: Admission $5 per person
Children under 5 free and must be accompanied by an adult


