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    Armory Art Center

    1700 Parker Ave. West Palm Beach

    561-832-1776

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    Features leading regional and national talent.
    8 articles
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    ArtServe

    1350 E. Sunrise Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

    954-462-8190

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    Provides programs, resources, facilities and training for the arts community.
    29 articles

  • Cultural Council of Palm Beach

    601 Lake Ave. Lake Worth

    561-471-2901

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    4 articles
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    Design Center of the Americas

    1855 Griffin Rd., B482, Dania Beach Hollywood

    954-920-7997

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    It's hard to miss the Design Center of the Americas, aka DCOTA. This mod white building is a Dania Beach landmark, obvious to anyone passing on nearby I-95. At 775,000 square feet, this trade campus holds more than 100 showrooms boasting every kind of flooring, lighting, window treatments, furniture, paint and fabric under the sun. And yep, it's open to the public. So you can meander around and imagine your dream home - almost like an in-real-life Pinterest board.
    5 articles

  • Dillard Center for the Arts

    2501 Northwest 11th St., Lauderdale Lakes Fort Lauderdale

    754-322-0838

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    1 article
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    Girls' Club Collection

    117 NE Second St. Fort Lauderdale

    954-828-9151

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    Chicks rule. And at the Girls' Club Collection, that's pretty much their mantra. This alternative art space in Fort Lauderdale is all about highlighting the contributions of women in the field of contemporary art. They do this through exhibitions, educational programming, events and all kinds of other inspiring content. So if you want to show your support for the fairer sex, this is the place.
    49 articles
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    Goddess Studio

    2017 Harrison St. Hollywood

    866-447-7655

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    1 article
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    Helium Creative

    500 NW 1st Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-333-8900

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    2 articles
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    Kravis Center for the Performing Arts

    701 Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach

    561-832-7469

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    3 events 63 articles
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    New River Fine Art

    914 E. Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale

    954-524-2100

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    If you're strolling Las Olas looking for more than bathing suits and booze, you can find a little more substance at New River Fine Art. This long-standing Fort Lauderdale gallery showcases contemporary talents in addition to old school masters like Picasso and Dali. They have everything from paintings to sculpture to glass, so there's an aesthetic option for almost everyone.
    7 articles
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    Squeegee Science

    500 SW 21st Terrace Fort Lauderdale

    954-531-7990

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    Screen printing is all the rage, and while this fashion craze is totally awesome - it tends to err on the side of environmentally unfriendly. But at Fort Lauderdale's Squeegee Science, they're a laboratory of sorts, continually pushing the boundaries and discovering new ways to do business while remaining eco friendly. They're all about sustainable inks, chemicals and garments - so you can score some cool swag from them and still maintain your socially conscious street cred.
    2 articles

  • Third Avenue Art District

    NE 3rd St. Fort Lauderdale

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    For more than a decade, the Third Avenue Arts District has been steadily establishing itself as a creative corner of Fort Lauderdale's ever-growing downtown. A dedicated crew of nine artists have worked to develop this urban oasis of art, offering studio tours and hosting an annual Artwalk where the public can engage with their ongoing work.
    1 article

  • The ARC in Opa-Locka

    675 Ali-Baba Ave., Opa-Locka Central Dade

    305-687-3545

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    Arts & Recreation Center

  • Armory Art Annex

    1121 Lucerne Ave. Lake Worth

    561-832-1776

    The Lake Worth Armory Arts Annex show space is a newly renovated exhibition space in Lake Worth’s Art District named LULA. The name LULA comes from the two main streets in downtown Lake Worth: LU for Lucerne Avenue and LA for Lake Avenue. Renovations of the center were funded through a cultural facilities grant awarded by the State of Florida’s Department of Cultural Affairs.

  • Art and Culture Center of Hollywood

    1650 Harrison St. Hollywood

    954-921-3274

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    Unfettered by the demands of the commercial marketplace, the privately supported Art and Culture Center has taken that freedom and run with it, charting a course that sometimes appears to be fearless. Where else, for instance, would you find something as esoteric as "Exploding the Lotus"? That multimedia show displayed the work of nearly two dozen artists from the Indian subcontinent with a strong emphasis on the conceptual. Or how about "Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick," an exhibition of art made exclusively with Lego parts? And we're still scratching our heads over the quirkiness of the recent "TM Sisters: Idealtonight." Under such adventurous previous curators as Laurence Pamer and Samantha Salzinger, the center has long challenged established norms, preferring edge over ease. Current curator Jane Hart has pushed things even further, especially with the Project Room, which presents small shows of the sort you'd be unlikely to find anywhere else in the area.
    60 articles

  • Art Attack

    807 NE 4th Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-588-4670

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    Art Gallery, Artist Services

  • Art Gallery 21

    600 NE 21 Court Wilton Manors

    954-661-4740

    1 event

  • The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale

    1799 SE 17th St. Fort Lauderdale

    954-463-3000

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    The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale is one of a system of more than 50 schools throughout North America. Founded in 1968, The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale offers degree programs in the areas of Design, Media Arts, Fashion, and Culinary. The Art Institutes offer a collaborative learning environment where students focus their talents and explore their passions as they build the skills needed to begin their creative careers.
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    Arts Garage

    94 NE Second Ave. Delray Beach

    561-571-8510

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    Don't judge a space by its cover — even when it's the ground floor of a parking garage. The Delray Arts Garage is just that, and its unassuming exterior holds visual artists, musicians, performers, film presenters, and arts educators doing their best to entertain. Locals line up on the regular for the latest roster, which include concerts, plays, spoken-word events, community roundtables, and even an arts academy. The nonprofit is all about bolstering the community's art offerings, which makes it a beloved landmark.
    2 events 67 articles
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    ArtsUp Concepts

    521 NW First Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-760-5900

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  • ArtsUP! Gallery

    529 NW 1st Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-760-5900

    ArtsUP is a not for profit dedicated to experiential professional development, facilitating and exhibiting the ideas of local, national and international contemporary visual artists. Artists exploring site-specific/responsive installation-art and architectural activation in their practice. ArtsUP supports the community through programming and cross-sector collaborations.

  • ArtTrax Studios & Gallery

    535 NW 1st Ave Fort Lauderdale

    954-478-8263

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    ArtTrax offers artistic services and houses two galleries, as well as seven art studios. ArtTrax Gallery is located in the entrance to the studios and you can find the Caboose Gallery to the rear. The studios house independent artists working in a variety of mediums. This collective space also hosts classes, workshops and exhibits for the public.

  • Atelier 3

    1901 Harrison St. Hollywood

    954-505-3843

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    Atelier 3 is Hollywood's newest hip-coffee-house serving beer and wine as well as appetizers

  • Barker Animation Art Gallery

    1270 Seabiscuit Trail Hallandale Beach

    954-457-2280

    Animation art gallery featuring Disney, Marvel, Warner Bros, Charles Fazzino, Britto and more. Collectibles and toys also available - something to bring a smile for all ages.
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    Bear and Bird Boutique and Gallery

    4566 N. University Dr., Lauderhill Plantation

    954-748-0181

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    Boutique located inside of Tate's Comics
    12 articles

  • Big Cypress Gallery

    52388 Tamiami Trail E, Ochopee Out of Town

    239-695-2428

  • The BLUEPRINT GALLERY at Milagro Center

    695 Auburn Ave. Delray Beach

    561-279-2970

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    A unique arts-integrated educational and cultural arts facility which serves as a catalyst for community collaboration, individual transformation and social change by providing enriched learning opportunities. The center strives to enhance social awareness and the pursuit of life goals within an honest and non-sectarian environment.

  • Bohemia AG

    536 Northwood Rd. West Palm Beach

    561-302-5568

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    1 article

  • Bootz Cultural Arts Center

    420 S. State Rd., #120, Royal Palm Beach Wellington

    561-290-2753

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    Bootz Cultural Arts Center is a multicultural, educational visual art studio offering entertaining classes for kids, teens and adults. It is a place for students to connect to other people and places through their arts. The art making process is only one part of that connection. Classes are offered with a cultural holiday or destination theme. The classes are open to any age for an adventure of learning, creating, freedom of expression and just plain fun.

  • The Box Gallery

    811 B Belvedere Rd. West Palm Beach

    786-521-1199

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    A 4,000 square feet multi media art gallery and performance space located on West Palm Beach's Cultural Corridor at 811 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach, Florida. The Box Gallery is owned and operated by artist/curator Rolando Chang Barrero.
    1 article
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    The Bubble

    810 NE Fourth Ave. Fort Lauderdale

    954-562-3804

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    Founded by local promoter couple-extraordinaire Garo Gallo and Yvonne Colón, IWAN space the Bubble warehouse/gallery/music venue serves as a hub for Broward County's creative base. Imagine concert-hall-quality acoustics, 3,000 square feet to boogie your ass off or wallflower around (this doesn't include the giant space outside), two stages, and loads of local art littering the walls by artists such as Lisa Parrott, Peter Giovenco, Erick Arenas, and Francesco LoCastro. (Fun fact: LoCastro also painted the rad mural that covers the front of the warehouse.) Gallo and Colón conceptualized the downtown Fort Lauderdale spot years ago as a venue where oft-underrepresented artists can display their work, indie musicians can rehearse and record, and networking and promotion will help solidify the local arts community. Their vision officially began to materialize in April 2009, when the couple purchased the space. Since then, they've been booking acts, showcasing countless artists, and renovating tirelessly. "This way, we don't have to answer to club owners with bad taste," Gallo quipped.
    38 articles

  • Center for Creative Education

    425 24th St. West Palm Beach

    561-805-9927

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    The Center for Creative Education is an educational nonprofit that was created more than 20 years ago to strengthen the presence of the arts in the classrooms of Palm Beach County, Florida. Today, our Teaching Artists work with thousands of children in schools and after-school programs throughout the County, as well as at our Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
    1 article

  • da Fonseca Contemporanea

    2201 Wilton Dr. Wilton Manors

    202-494-1111

    da Fonseca Contemporanea showcases emerging local, national and international artists working with geometric, abstract, minimalist and conceptual works.
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