Summary of Services
- Hosts year-round exhibits that showcase local, national, and international artists
- Offers educational programs including hands-on workshops, children's activities, and art camps
Offering Educational Programs and Exhibitions
Today, the St. Augustine Art Association remains a cornerstone for artists, fostering connections across local, national, and international communities. Their expansive 5,000-square-foot space is open to the public year-round and is the heart of the community's art scene. The facility offers a range of programs, including hands-on workshops, educational lectures, and interactive children's programs designed to inspire young minds.
Additionally, the center provides a space for art camps, concerts, art walks, and special events. These offerings create a lively hub where people of all ages and backgrounds nurture, share, and celebrate creativity.
Enduring Collections for Community Enjoyment
The Association's permanent collection includes works by the "Lost Colony," which spans the period from 1930 to 1950. These art pieces provide a look into the past and enhance visitors' viewing experience.
Some artists featured in the permanent collection include Celia Cregor Reid. E.B. Warren, Emmett Fritz, Frances Howatt, Gladys V. Mitchell, Harold Etter, Harold S. Maddocks, Heinrich Pfeiffer, J. Courtenay Hunt, John Pratten, Lorena Rogers, Louis Kronberg, Louise W. Shanks, Nunzio Vayana, Ralph Hillbom, Rosalie Barclay, Walter Cole, Robert Hamilton, W.F. Krondorf, William L'Engle, and Tod Lindenmuth.