Carrollwood Cultural Center

"Coastal Collections"
2024-01-25, 2024-01-26, 2024-01-27, 2024-01-29 | Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa FL 33618
Coastal Collections is an art exhibit in our Lobby Gallery presented by featured artist Betsy Ore Glass with additional work by Tarin Mohajeri and her son, Jonah Mohajeri.

Additional exhibits currently on display:
Main Exhibit: Student/Faculty Art Show presented by the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center

Corridor Gallery: Art of Life by Cecilia Moros (opening January 4)
Artist Corner: Power Struggles by Rebecca Skelton

Atrium Gallery: New Narratives by Jeanette Bradley

"Art of Life"
2024-01-25, 2024-01-26, 2024-01-27, 2024-01-29
Art of Life is an exhibit by Cecilia Moros in the Corridor Gallery. (Pictured: “Horizon of a Mountain Range” by Cecilia Moros)
Cecilia Moros Martin, born in Venezuela in 1952, never anticipated an art career. However, 25 years ago, inspired by an anonymous artist, she began experimenting with colored pencils. Initially unfamiliar with the medium, she started to sell her naive works in small formats to family and friends. Over time, she explored acrylics and blended them with colored pencils. As a self-taught artist, Cecilia embraces a perpetual learning journey and is grateful to share her art with you.
Main Exhibit: The Student/Faculty Art Show presented by the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center
Featured Artists (Lobby Gallery): Coastal Collections by Betsy Ore Glass with additional work by Tarin and Jonah Mohajeri
Artist Corner: Power Struggles by Rebecca Skelton
Atrium Gallery: New Narratives by Jeanette Bradley

"The Student/Faculty Art Show"
2024-01-26, 2024-01-27
Main Theatre Gallery: The Student/Faculty Art Show presented by the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center
The Student/Faculty Art Show is for all students, faculty, and volunteers who have taken classes, worked, or volunteered at the Carrollwood Cultural Center since January 2019.
Student/Faculty Art Show Winning Pieces

Take an audio tour of the Student/Faculty Art Show. Audio description by Mackley Fogarty.
https://soundcloud.com/user-780639741/student-faculty-volunteer-art-show?si=143463ca582548c08f7bf9fa3b6a39c2&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Additional exhibits currently on display:
Featured Artists (Lobby Gallery): Coastal Collections by Betsy Ore Glass with additional work by Tarin Mohajeri
Corridor Gallery: Art of Life by Cecilia Moros (opening January 4)
Artist Corner: Power Struggles by Rebecca Skelton

Atrium Gallery: New Narratives by Jeanette Bradley

Gallery Load-Out
2024-01-29 10:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York)
Gallery Exhibitions / Load-Out
Please refer to the Call for Artists or contact Art Curator Willow Wright at curator@carrollwoodcenter.org for details.

Gallery Load-In
2024-01-29 14:00 - 17:00
Gallery Exhibitions / Load-In
Please refer to the Call for Artists or contact Art Curator Willow Wright at curator@carrollwoodcenter.org for details.

"Pointillism & Beyond"
2024-01-31, 2024-02-01, 2024-02-02, 2024-02-03, 2024-02-05, 2024-02-06, 2024-02-07, 2024-02-08 and 9 more dates
This show is an exploration and an expansion of the Neo-Impressionists’ love of light and pure color!
Developed by Georges Seurat and his student Paul Signac, it was a more scientific approach to color theory than the previous impressionist movement. According to Paul Signac, who rejected the “Pointillist” label, “The Neo-Impressionist does not dot he divides.” The goals of “luminosity” and “harmony” were achieved by using solely pure pigments in the “prism” as defined by English physicist Sir Isaac Newton.
Using this perspective as a jumping-off point and an inspiration, the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center is proud to present artwork that expands and enriches our experience of the world and its magnificent color.
Additional exhibits currently on display:
Featured Artist (Lobby Gallery): Expressions by Tina Swaney Black

Corridor Gallery: Mike King’s Florida by Mike King

Artist Corner (winner of the Wisdom in Aging exhibit): Let Me Tell You a Story by Jennifer Houdeshell
Atrium Gallery: New Narratives by Jeanette Bradley (thru February 26)
Winners of Pointillism & Beyond

Audio Description for Pointillism & Beyond by Mackley Fogarty
PART 1: Main Theatre

CCC2008 · Pointillism & Beyond Part 1 Main Gallery

PART 2: House Right Breezeway

CCC2008 · Pointillism & Beyond Part 2 House Right Breezeway

PART 3: House Left Breezeway

CCC2008 · Pointillism & Beyond Part 3 House Left Breezeway

Art Reception
2024-02-09 17:30 - 19:30
Mingle with the artists whose work is displayed in The Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center during this open art reception.
Join us for an evening of art, refreshments, camaraderie, and a performance by vocalist Annamarie Smith-Butz. We will also announce the winning pieces from the Pointillism & Beyond exhibit. Exhibitions and artists with work on display include:
Main Theatre: Pointillism & Beyond presented by the Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center
Featured Artist (Lobby Gallery): Expressions by Tina Swaney Black

Corridor Gallery: Mike King’s Florida by Mike King
Artist Corner (winner of the Wisdom in Aging exhibit): Let Me Tell You a Story by Jennifer Houdeshell
Atrium Gallery: New Narratives by Jeanette Bradley (thru February 26)

Annamarie Smith-Butz
About vocalist Annamarie Smith-Butz
Annamarie Smith-Butz and her husband, Wolf, moved to the Tampa Bay area from Virginia Beach, VA, in 2018. Prior to that, she spent 12 years in New York City, and covered almost 20,000 miles in various national tours playing Eliza in My Fair Lady, Anna in The King And I and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors.
She also starred in such theatrical productions as Call Me Madame, Can Can, Shenandoah, Oliver! and Annie. She traveled around the world on Holland America Cruise Lines as a headline entertainer and produced and performed a one-woman show at the Village Gate in New York City called Let Yourself Go.
Past President of the Board of Directors of Virginia Musical Theatre, current member of The Tidewater Winds Board of Directors, and advisory board member fcr the non-profit Radio St. Pete organization, Annamarie most recently has collaborated with the Tidewater Winds Big Band in Virginia Beach and the TomKats Jazz Orchestra here in St. Pete in making Big Band and the Standard Songbook available to a wide range of audiences.
In 2024, she will be releasing “Annamarie & the Winds, Ella-mentally Yours,” a CD featuring the big band arrangements of Ella Fitzgerald.
Her next major production with be in May 2024 at the Palladium Side Door, St. Petersburg, FL. She will be performing in her cabaret show “Swinging Down Broadway,” in which she takes songs from shows she has done and puts a decidedly jazz sensibility on the Broadway format.

No RSVP is required.
