Current Exhibition
The Nameless Now
September 4 to October 24, 2020
Exhibition Walkthrough with Artist: Friday, January 17, 5 pm
Open House for Flagler students, staff, and faculty: Friday, September 4, 3 to 6 pm (Co-hosted with Flagler BSA)
Participating artists: Grace Bio, Gerald Branch, Dan Brown, Jake Carlson, Christopher Clark, Sean Kelly Conway, Mark Creegan, Katie Evans, Lenny Foster, Mico Fuentes, Eric Gillyard, Nancy Hamlin-Vogler, Dustin Harewood, Malcolm Jackson, Erin Kendrick, Jennifer Lail, Nathan Lewis, Kevin Mahoney, Russell Maycumber, Cheryl McCain, Laura Mongiovi, Patrick Moser, Hiromi Moneyhun, Madeleine Peck-Wagner, Sara Pedigo, Joseph Provenza, Princess Rashid, Leslie Robison, Tony Rodrigues, Varick Rosete, Jason Schwab, Chris Smith, Mike Taylor, Roosevelt Watson II, Kenny Wilson
Panel Discussion with CEAM Artists
co-moderated by Shawana Brooks and Rory Thompson
Tuesday, Sept 22, 5pm in Auditorium
(Limited capacity for Flagler College students, staff, and faculty)
Moderated by Shawana Brooks (writer, curator, and founder of 6ft Away Gallery and Color Jax Blue) and Rory Thompson (President, Flagler BSA), we invite you to a panel discussion in conjunction with our current exhibition “The Nameless Now,” include exhibiting Jacksonville-area artists Christopher Clark, Erin Kendrick, Dustin Harewood, Princess Simpson Rashid, and Roosevelt Watson III. This event will be live-streamed on Zoom and Facebook Live for those in the community who would like to attend.
Painting Workshop with Erin Kendrick
Monday, September 28, 2pm
Please join us for a painting workshop with Jacksonville artist Erin Kendrick, co-hosted with Flagler’s BSA. This workshop is open to all Flagler College students, provided as both a limited in-person and virtual event, and materials will be provided!
Erin Kendrick is an international artist and arts educator from Jacksonville, Florida. Her color rich, acrylic ink-stained works of art and transformative installations seek to inspire a dialogue about contemporary spectatorship and the power of language as it relates to perceptions of and about black women. She has exhibited work in museums, galleries and alternative spaces throughout the United States and abroad. After receiving her formal art training at Florida State University (BFA, Studio Art, 1999) and Georgia State University (MFA, Drawing & Painting, 2003), she worked for many years as a Studio Artist and Arts Educator in Atlanta, Georgia.
Limited seating
- At CEAM: 10 students
- Virtual: 20 students
In-person registration Virtual registration
The Nameless Now Open House with DJ Geexella
Co-Hosted with Flagler’s BSA
Friday, October 2, 5 to 7pm
Please join us for an Open House for First Friday Art Walk! We are excited to co-host this event with Flagler's BSA, and to have Jacksonville's Geexella spinning tunes on the front lawn!
Geexella is most recognized as a singer, rapper, DJ and community organizer. Their passion for music served as the catalyst to create and organize DuvalFolx - the only intentional dance party/space for marginalized communities in North East Florida. They are recognized by many organizations as a leader and fighter for civil rights.
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