Arts

The Art of Living By Haley Dockendorff Your home and physical spaces should reflect who you are, yet serve you […]

Ian Witlen I’ve been extremely fortunate to be able to call this my career for more than 25 years. Photographing […]

Local Galleries to check out From museum masterpieces to funky local gallery displays, Palm Beach County’s art scene has something […]

THE ART WORLD OF GURFER LADY By Ava Bourbeau A creative who broke the mold when it comes to what […]

Art Every Day Keeps the Doctor Away By Darien Davies Cayla Birk’s art doesn’t just hang quietly on a wall, […]

Just you, your wheels, and the open road. By Ava Bourbeau That’s right, it’s the city that has been dubbed […]

We asked some artists whose work we love to help us get to the nitty-gritty of what it takes to not only be creative but to be consistently creative.

In West Palm Beach, the Flamango Vending machine feeds the soul with affordably priced art pieces by Palm Beach County artists.

For the Art Issue we wanted to take the opportunity to think about permanence and get to know some talented local tattoo artists before sitting down in their chair and realizing we have nothing to talk about.

We sat down with Chef Tommy Coombs to talk through his storytelling process and the art of plating at Driftwood in Boynton.

Sitting down with Founder Danni Zelaya and Co-Owner Jackie Christensen, to talk branding, the West Palm Beach scene and more.

There’s a fantastic chance that Devin Noel and her magical paintbrush had something to do with your favorite local mural.

Armed with acrylic paints and canvas, artist Ashleigh Walters has been exploring a unique subject matter: grocery store aisles.

Arts Warehouse is a place where artists and locals can come together to express themselves in Delray Beach.

We’d argue that surfing is something of an art form and it’s no wonder that artists of many media find inspiration from the sport.

If you’re unfamiliar with Sarah LaPierre’s art, she showcases the best parts of Florida with an impasto tecnique.

Surge calls his brand of art postgraffisim. His colorful, pop-culture inspired artwork has flourished all over South Florida.

Sarah LaPierre and Gaby Viteri are coming together to introduce the inaugural Pink Waves exhibit at The Peach in West Palm Beach this October.

Behind the Art at Your Favorite Local Restaurants

By Dustin Wright So much has changed about photography since we started the magazine nearly 10 years ago. We’re not […]

Cocoa Beach Photographer’s New Photo Book Portrays East Coast Surfers By: David Rolland Maybe it was because he was born […]

All Things Connected by Water By David Rolland “Not a week goes by where I don’t get two or three texts from […]

Shaping Her Future, One Board at a Time By Darien Davies It’s almost one of those stories of “who found whom?” or […]

Surfy Birdy: RETRO RIDES AND FLYING HIGH by Darien Davies  If you’re Rachel Dejohn, you’re riding the ultimate wave of […]

A DELICIOUS MARRIAGE OF ART AND BBQ by Darien Davies If you’re hungry for a new experience that combines art, […]

Seas Every Opportunity by Darien Davies Photos: Ben Hicks Doing his research, fine-tuning his passion, and saying yes to every […]

Alex Wexler: The Art of Fishing by Nicole Danna You could say Miami-based artist, Alex Wexler, was born with a […]

Renee Phillips: The Science of Art What is art? Sure, it’s pretty, or striking, possibly frightening, amazing, life-changing, loud or […]

The Dark Knight Artist: History Gets a Splash of Comic Culture By Nile Fortner   For years, comic art has […]

The story behind the art. By Darien Davies   Mark Rupprecht, aka Bulk Styles, grew up in his mother’s art […]