"Nature's Harmony: A Scientific Symphony" by featured artist Gina White is on display in lobby balcony.

"Alive with Still Life" by featured artist Fran Failla is on display in downstairs lobby.

Demetasphere is a mixed-media artist exploring the connections between microbiology and elements of astronomy. "Dark Matter" is currently on display in the Artist's Corner.

The "Black Art Matters" art exhibit is about celebrating the peaks and valleys of ALL black lives in the past, the present, and the possibilities of the future.

Francine Michel finds the natural world a continuous source of inspiration. Flowers, plants, and trees located nearby or found on a journey are captured in her exhibit "Captivated Then Captured." (Please check Gallery Hours.)

Violet's recurring theme of cartoon characters and abstract art creates a visual language that reflects a youthful and playful vision using lines, shapes, colors, and forms.

Galban's work has been exhibited in several international cultural centers and art markets, including New York City, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Coral Gables, and Puerto Rico. (Please check Gallery Hours.)

"Nature's Harmony: A Scientific Symphony" by featured artist Gina White is on display in lobby balcony.

"Alive with Still Life" by featured artist Fran Failla is on display in downstairs lobby.

Demetasphere is a mixed-media artist exploring the connections between microbiology and elements of astronomy. "Dark Matter" is currently on display in the Artist's Corner.

The "Black Art Matters" art exhibit is about celebrating the peaks and valleys of ALL black lives in the past, the present, and the possibilities of the future.

Francine Michel finds the natural world a continuous source of inspiration. Flowers, plants, and trees located nearby or found on a journey are captured in her exhibit "Captivated Then Captured." (Please check Gallery Hours.)

Violet's recurring theme of cartoon characters and abstract art creates a visual language that reflects a youthful and playful vision using lines, shapes, colors, and forms.

Galban's work has been exhibited in several international cultural centers and art markets, including New York City, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Coral Gables, and Puerto Rico. (Please check Gallery Hours.)