EVENTS

APPLY NOW FOR SOLO SHOWS with the WELLINGTON ART SOCIETY
Jun
2
to Aug 3

APPLY NOW FOR SOLO SHOWS with the WELLINGTON ART SOCIETY

  • 13833 Wellington Trace Suite E4 # 470 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Solo Shows SEASON 2026-2027 - Dates

6/2/2026 - 8/4/2026 - Showing Now

8/4/2026 - 10/6/2026 - BOOKED

10/6/2026 0 12/1/2026 - BOOKED

12/1/2026 - 2/2/27 - BOOKED

2/2/2027 - 4/6/2027 - OPEN

4/6/2027 - 6/8/2027 - OPEN

6/8/2027 - 8/3/2027 - OPEN

Please apply for any open show, and contact Susanmosely4@gmail.com to be added to our wait list.

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SIGN UP NOW - SHARE YOUR ART -  A TENT AT THE WELLINGTON LAKESIDE MARKET (for Members Only)
Jul
15
to Jun 30

SIGN UP NOW - SHARE YOUR ART - A TENT AT THE WELLINGTON LAKESIDE MARKET (for Members Only)

Share Your Art at the Wellington Lakeside Market

Thanks to the incredible success of our season, the Wellington Lakeside Market is operating year-round Lakeside Market & German-style Pop-Up Biergarten, ensuring the market stays open all summer long.

We are excited to share a generous opportunity exclusively for members of the Wellington Art Society:

Plan Your Year (Aug 2026 – July 2027): The Lakeside Market team is releasing their full seasonal schedule! Pick the exact dates and season types that align perfectly with your artwork and schedule.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with local art lovers and display your creations in our vibrant community hub.

For information or to secure your spot please contact presidentofwas@gmail.com

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INTIMATE PIECES: A Small Works Art Show - Drop off 8/11 - 3-4pm. RECEPTION 9/22/26 5-7pm
Aug
11
to Nov 9

INTIMATE PIECES: A Small Works Art Show - Drop off 8/11 - 3-4pm. RECEPTION 9/22/26 5-7pm

Intimate Pieces:

A   S m a l l   W o r k s   A r t   S h o w

A Members only Exhibition

presented by Wellington Art Society

at the Wellington Community Center

12150 Forest Hill Blvd. Wellington, FL 33414

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED

Important Dates

  • Application Deadline: July 24, 2026

  • Art Drop Off: August 11, 2026, 3-4 PM

  • Opening Reception: Sept 22, 2026

  • Art Pick Up: Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, 3-4 PM

  • Exhibition Dates: August 11 to November 9, 2026

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Oct
4
to Nov 4

COMPANIONS: LIFE-SIZE 3D PET PORTRAITS by Sue Slick Carlson

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Oct
6
to Dec 1

SOLO SHOW - HARMONY IN NATURE: THE VIBRANT WORLDS OF ASTRID MORA

Astrid Mora is a West Palm Beach-based visual artist and educator whose work celebrates the vital connection between human nature and the environment

Born in Colombia, Astrid holds a Master’s Degree in Art History from the Basque Country University in Spain and an Academic Excellence Award in Painting from Palm Beach State College. After balancing a vibrant studio practice with her role as an Elementary Art Teacher for the School District of Palm Beach County, she is now retired and devoting her full-time attention to her art.

Working across oils, watercolors, photography, and mixed media, Astrid captures the beauty and vulnerability of Earth's flora and fauna. Driven by her global travels and cultural roots, her art uses rich, voluptuous colors and dynamic figures to explore how the natural world shapes the human mind.

For more information and conversation with the artist please visit https://astridmora.com/

HARMONY IN NATURE: THE VIBRANT WORLDS OF ASTRID MORA - SOLO SHOW RECEPTION

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HARMONY IN NATURE: THE VIBRANT WORLDS OF ASTRID MORA - SOLO SHOW RECEPTION 〰️

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Oct
23
to Feb 16

Fall into Color - Members Only Show - A peak season opportunity for our members - DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OCTOBER 23 2026 - APPLY NOW!

  • 13833 Wellington Trace Suite E4 # 470 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Event Overview

  • Exhibition Name: FALL INTO COLOR (Fall into Winter Exhibition)

  • Theme: Showcase the many colors and moods of the season.

  • Presented by: Wellington Art Society (WAS)

  • Location: Wellington Community Center, 12150 Forest Hill Blvd. Wellington, Fla. 33414

  • Exhibit Dates: November 9, 2026, to February 16, 2027

Important Dates & Timeline

  • Submission Deadline:Friday, October 23, 2026

  • Acceptance Notification:Tuesday, October 27, 2026 (Artists will receive a notification via email by midnight. This show will be juried by the Wellington Art Society Exhibitions Committee).

  • Art Delivery Drop-Off Date:Monday, November 9, 2026 from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

  • Opening Reception:Tuesday, December 1, 2026

  • Pick-Up Date:Tuesday, February 16, 2027 from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

NOTE: Please apply only if you are able to commit to these drop-off and pick-up dates.

Contact Information

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APPLY NOW - WAS HOLIDAY POP-SHOP! WEARABLE ART!!! - APPLY NOW - SHOW IS Dec 8 2026 5:30 to 730PM
Nov
3
to Dec 8

APPLY NOW - WAS HOLIDAY POP-SHOP! WEARABLE ART!!! - APPLY NOW - SHOW IS Dec 8 2026 5:30 to 730PM

HOLIDAY POP-SHOP OF WEARABLE ART

Give the Gift of Handmade!

Get ready for some holiday fun at our December meeting!

Join us for a festive evening of shopping among your fellow artists. Discover unique, handmade treasures and one-of-a-kind creations that are sure to make special holiday gifts. It's a wonderful opportunity to support our artists while finding something truly original!

LET'S MAKE A GRAND ENTRANCE!

All participating artists will be asked to join a lively opening parade, showcasing a piece of their wearable art. Have fun with it! Perhaps frame your creation, add a little flair to your presentation, or bring some movement and personality to your walk. Be creative, entertaining, and ready to have fun!

WHAT QUALIFIES?

This Pop-Shop is exclusively for WEARABLE ART. Jewelry, scarves, clothing, accessories, handbags, shoes and other artistic creations you can wear or carry are welcome.

Please note: Wall art, tabletop, and decor art are not eligible for this event.

HOW TO APPLY

Please email some photos of your wearable art, along with your anticipated price range, to BOTH Elaine and Susan by November 15:

Elaine Weber – Elaine@ElaineWeberDesigns.com
Susan Mosely – SusanMosely4@gmail.com

Questions? Text or call Susan at (561) 255-9112.

Artists will be notified of their acceptance and eligibility for a vendor table. 


20% commission of all sales support our Scholarship Fund.

Come share your creativity, celebrate the season, and make wearable art the star of the holiday!

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WATERCOLOR FOR BEGINNERS TAUGHT BY SUSAN OAKES - 11/5-12/17/2026
Nov
5
to Dec 17

WATERCOLOR FOR BEGINNERS TAUGHT BY SUSAN OAKES - 11/5-12/17/2026

For more information or to Register, vist this link or follow the QR code above: https://egov.pbgfl.com/webtrac/web/iteminfo.html?Module=AR&FMID=346107887&InterfaceParameter=WebTrac

You can also click the image above.

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Nov
10

ANITA LOVITT Featured Speaker at WAS Members Meeting

Guest Speaker: Anita Lovitt 
Anita Lovitt is an award-winning artist whose illustrations, paintings, and designs have appeared in children’s books, greeting cards, and graphic design. She created Delray Beach’s original Dancing Pineapples Mural, which welcomed visitors to Pineapple Grove for 13 years, and contributed legacy quilts documenting Hurricane Wilma’s impact. Her work is held in public and private collections. An experienced art instructor and talented digital artist, she favors watercolor and currently serves on Delray Beach’s Public Art Advisory Board.

For more information on Anita Lovitt please visit her Facebook page.

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Jan
22
to Feb 12

The Armory Art Center presents, THE POWER OF SEASCAPES: A Workshop by AYESHA DELORENZO

Artist: Ayesha DeLorenzo

Title: Windswept 48×60 inches, Oil on Canvas

Description

Explore the ever-changing beauty of the sea through the expressive art of landscape painting. In this workshop, students will learn to capture both the power and grace of the ocean—from crashing waves and dramatic skies to shimmering light and quiet horizons. Through demonstrations and guided practice, explore composition, color, atmosphere, movement, and the effects of light on water. Learn techniques for creating depth and energy while developing a personal response to the rhythm and mood of the sea. Perfect for artists looking to bring greater movement, atmosphere, and emotion to their landscape painting.

Please note: if this class has not met its minimum by THREE DAYS PRIOR TO START DATE it risks being canceled. Please register promptly to ensure the class runs. Thank you!

Supply List:

Students must provide their own supplies.

Paints

  • Titanium White

  • Ultramarine Blue

  • Phthalo Blue

  • Teal or Turquoise

  • Lemon Yellow

  • Cadmium Yellow Medium

  • Vermillion or Deep Pink

  • Quinacridone Magenta or Alizarin Crimson

  • Burnt Sienna

  • Burnt Umber

Brushes & Mixing Tools

  • Hog bristle flat brushes (Sizes 4, 8, and 12)

  • Angled brushes (For carving sharp wave foam)

  • Soft synthetic round brush (Size 2 for details and spray)

  • Large palette knife (For mixing paint and scraping)

Painting Surfaces & Travel Gear

  • Stretched canvases or canvas panels (Size 11x14 or 16x20)

  • Wet canvas carrier (Or a slotted box to safely transport wet artwork)

  • Airtight container (For transporting wet brushes and paint palettes from the beach)

Miscellaneous Studio & Cleanup Supplies

  • Palette

  • Medium in airtight jar (If using oils)

  • Paper towels

  • Portable easel and a folding camp chair (For the beach day)

Instructor: Ayesha DeLorenzo

Ayesha DeLorenzo is a Wellington, Florida-based, self-taught realist oil painter known for large-scale, evocative coastal landscapes that explore the tension between turbulence and tranquility. As a retired engineer and musician, she combines intuition and harmony to paint entirely from memory without using reference photos.

  • Creates large-scale realist oil paintings of coastal storms, seas, and skies to mirror the internal human psyche.

  • Paints completely extempore and from memory; uses a strictly natural palette alongside dynamic brushwork to build spontaneous, deep, and luminous textures.

  • Rejects predetermined outcomes, treating each canvas as an active dialogue that finishes only when she and the artwork reach a mutual agreement.

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BRASS TACKS - ARTIST TALK & CRITIQUE (every Wednesday except holidays)
Dec
31

BRASS TACKS - ARTIST TALK & CRITIQUE (every Wednesday except holidays)

Posted for Craig Mcinnis

Please RSVP by texting Craig at 561.389.4800

Creatives unite! Free professional development in the form of a seminar, networking, round table discussion. We help each other find solutions to business and creative challenges. Constructive Critique session at the end of the evening. Visual artists, writers, musicians, dancers, poets, performers…..all are welcome. Brought to you by The No More Starving Artists Foundation.

It happens in Studio 3 (Craig McInnis Studios at The Peach.

3950 Georgia Av. West Palm Beach, Fl 33405

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Oct
27

ASTRID MORA - RECEPTION: HARMONY IN NATURE

My Paintings show my passion for life and look for balance between nature and human beings. Astrid Mora

The public is cordially invited to an evening of art, culture, and community at the Wellington Community Center. Join us for the opening reception of "Harmony in Nature: The Vibrant Worlds of Astrid Mora" a beatufiul solo exhibition featuring the latest collection of original works by acclaimed local artist Astrid Mora.

Known for vibrant use of color / dramatic, nature-inspired paintings, Astrid brings a brilliant visual experience to the heart of Wellington. Guests will have the unique opportunity to meet the artist, explore the story behind the collection, and acquire original pieces perfect for your heart and home.

  • Tuesday, October 27, 2026 - 5-7pm

  • At the Wellington Community Center Galleries, 12150 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414

  • Admission is Free and open to the public

Complimentary light refreshments and bites will be served. Come immerse yourself in a wonderful night of artistic inspiration!

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Oct
22

GARRETT JAY - NEW GALLERY SPACE OPENING - Brand-New Works Revealed at 6:15pm

  • Palm Beach Art and Design Showroom - Gallery 210 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS
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Oct
17

Kids Cancer Foundation - WALK/RUN - Oct 17 - REGISTER NOW WITH THE WAS WONDERFULS

It’s time to sign up for the KCF 5K (3 mi) walk/run. We had a great time last year with all participants crossing the finish line. Join the “WAS Wonderfuls” Team by registering now at the link below. Team Leader and walking trainer is Marcia Greene.

This year the Kids Cancer Foundation 5K Walk/Run in Memory of Sebastian & Fall Festival will take place again at

  • Commons Park in Royal Palm Beach

  • Saturday, October 17th

  • Race starts at 8am

  • The Fall Festival will run from 8am to 11 am

There will be bounce houses, face painting, fall crafts and games, and a Trick or Treat table for the little ones.  

The Wellington Art Society is once again having our Pumpkin Cookie Decorating Table, a big success last year.  

WE DO NEED VOLUNTEERS!!

For the Race we are encouraging everyone to register early and pick up your packets shirts (we will chose and wear the same color) and gift bags before the event to insure you receive one and to speed up registration on Race day.  If you like, Marcia can pick up your packet.

When registering…

BE SURE to register as part of our team, the WAS Wonderfuls

Let Marcia know if you’d like to build up those muscles and stamina! Training will begin in September at Wellington Green Mall.

Sign up for the KCF 5K Walk/Run

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Oct
13

MONTHLY MEETING - OCTOBER 13 - FEATURED SPEAKER DARCY DOIEL, Impressionism and the Modern Mastery of Light

Darcy Doiel…

…is a remarkably talented, award-winning fine artist whose work beautifully captures the quiet, profound moments of the natural world, cementing her status as one of the most important contemporary artists for impressionism today. Splitting her time between South Florida and Winneconne, Wisconsin, she utilizes pastels and oils to transform everyday scenes into deeply moving visual stories. Her exceptional gift for capturing light is evident across all her subjects, whether she is painting the sun filtering through Florida palms or highlighting the delicate details of a still life. This mastery of her craft and her modern revival of light-focused techniques have earned her local acclaim, including being recognized as a winner in the Storefront Art Showcase.

Her art serves as a gentle reminder to slow down and appreciate the fragile beauty around us, which is especially clear in her animal and landscape portraits that breathe fresh, modern life into traditional impressionistic styles. In her "Critters" gallery, she strikes a perfect balance between the inherent strength and soft vulnerability of wildlife, giving each subject a unique voice and emotional presence through loose, expressive brushwork. From vibrant florals to expressive birds, her deeply personal approach to painting establishes a heartfelt connection between the viewer and the environment.

For more information please visit https://darcydoielfineart.com/

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SUPPORT THE LUPUS FOUNDATION with our very own NEEMA MEDINA - Watercolor Workshop on October 3 from 1-3pm. All proceeds will go to the Lupus Foundation. We’ve added a second class!
Oct
3

SUPPORT THE LUPUS FOUNDATION with our very own NEEMA MEDINA - Watercolor Workshop on October 3 from 1-3pm. All proceeds will go to the Lupus Foundation. We’ve added a second class!

“I am excited to invite you to a watercolor workshop as part of my "Painting with Purpose" project.

As a Lupus patient, I have supported the Walk to End Lupus Now in Miami for years by gifting small, original watercolor paintings to my donors. This year, I would like to share my techniques with you directly.

When you make a donation of $25 or more, you will have the opportunity to sign up for this workshop. Space is limited to 8 participants. Together, we will explore supplies and techniques to create an atmospheric perspective landscape using watercolors, markers, crayons, and pencils. Basic materials will be provided, though you are welcome to bring your own watercolor supplies.

I hope you will join us in supporting this important cause through art.” Neema, Living Lupi Team Leader

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MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER, KATHERINE HOFFMAN, Recipient of the Florence Leif Award, Teaching at the Norton Museum of Art
Sep
8

MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER, KATHERINE HOFFMAN, Recipient of the Florence Leif Award, Teaching at the Norton Museum of Art

Katherine Hofmann (b. 2000) in Miami, Florida, lives and works in West Palm Beach, Florida, where she is a teaching artist at the Norton Museum of Art. Hofmann received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rhode Island School of Design in 2023. Working as a mixed-media watercolorist, she creates large-scale works on paper using natural pigments and handmade collage. Her work traces water's movement from fresh to salt and the chronology of her path, looking closely at the flora and fauna of South Florida. In 2026, Hofmann presented her first solo exhibition, Seams Between Land and Sky, at the Palm Beach Cultural Council in Lake Worth, Florida. Selected group exhibitions include Summer Heat (Delray Arts Warehouse, 2025), mtn spaceship (mtn space, 2025), Art Miami with OMSA Gallery (2025), and Floridiana, the Land’s Identity (OMSA Gallery, 2024). Hofmann was awarded a residency at Salem Art Works and the Florence Leif Award

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Sep
5
to Sep 7

Mango Music Festival - CALLING ALL ARTISTS & HANDMADE VENDORS

Calling All Artists & Handmade Vendors!

Be part of Mango Music Fest 2026, an incredible new Labor Day Weekend celebration brought to you by Pomona in Downtown Lake Worth Beach!

This exciting festival will showcase the very best of South Florida with stages of live music, amazing local art, delicious food, mango-inspired experiences, family activities, and thousands of visitors enjoying everything our community has to offer.

This is a call for talented creators to be part of this amazing event!

Seeking:

  • Fine Artists

  • Jewelry Makers

  • Woodworkers

  • Sculptors

  • Ceramic Artists

  • Fiber Artists

  • Mixed Media Artists

  • Printmakers

  • Handmade Crafters

  • And other original handmade creators!

Vendor spaces are 10' x 10'

The participation fee is $50 (non-refundable)

If you'd like to be considered, email emmanuelart@gmail.com, for vendor application

Posted for Sue Carlson

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Aug
1

The Road to Unforgettable: A Conversation with SONYA SANCHEZ ARIAS - Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square, Delray Beach

Hosted by Delray Beach Downtown Development Authority

Saturday, August 1st, 2026

Delray Beach, Florida, United States

An informal afternoon of art, conversation, storytelling, and curiosity at the Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square on August 1 from 1:00–3:00 PM.

Sonya will be sharing some of the stories, inspiration, and creative process behind her work, along with the unexpected twists and turns that led her there.

There will also be plenty of time for questions and conversation.

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Jun
9

WAS Annual Luncheon (Members Only) at the Wellington Community Center

Cost: $25.00 per person with this link

Setup volunteers, please arrive by 11am

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Jun
6
to Jun 27

TWO WORKSHOPS by Bruce Helander

Bruce Helander

Greetings friends, colleagues and former students: I am pleased to announce that I will be doing two collage workshops this summer. Participants receive individual attention on techniques to utilize and enhance their artistic expression and will be instructed on preparing and creating a unique paper collage, from choosing the paper to scissors/cutting technique to the specific glue and gluing guidelines as the handmade composition progresses to a final work of art. No previous artistic experience needed. All materials are supplied. The class also offers a brief overview of the history of collage and how it is still an important creative category in making contemporary art. Susan Hall

WORKSHOP ONE - Center for Creative Eduction

Location:2400 Metrocentre Blvd. West Palm Beach, Florida 33407

Date and Time: Saturday, June 6, 2026 | 10:00am to 3:00pm

Cost: $95 Per Person (Limited Seating) For more information and to purchase: https://cceflorida.org/collage-workshop-bruce-helander/

Lunch: Bring Your Own (There will be a 30-minute break for lunch)

Contact: Vivianne Hall, Advancement Coordinator & Executive Assistant | (561) 805-9927 x118 | vivianneh@cceflorida.org

WORKSHOP TWO - Sponsored by the Artists of Palm Beach County

Date and Time: June 27, 2026, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, with a 30-minute break for lunch (bring your own).

Cost: is $95/person. https://www.artistsofpalmbeachcounty.org/event-details/the-joy-of-collage-workshop-with-bruce-helander

Location: HATCH 1121, 1121 Lucerne Ave, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460

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Jun
2
to Aug 4

SOLO ART EXHIBITION: DRAWN BY THE LIGHT - Heather Bergstrom

“My art expresses the joy and wonder I find in everyday life. Through my acrylic and oil paintings, illustrations, and charcoal drawings, I create soul-touching scenes that draw the viewer into intimate, meaningful moments. By capturing these simple, relatable experiences, I offer a space for reflection and connection, providing a way to process emotions and celebrate life’s beauty while fostering a sense of emotional well-being.” Heather Bergstrom

Heather Bergstrom is an artist who tells stories through her art.  She paints and draws expressive scenes which evoke feelings of contentment, nostalgia, and joie de vivre. She says, “I view my art as a joyful respite in the middle of life’s hardships.” Heather draws inspiration from childhood memories, nature, historical figures, and by studying the works of her favorite artists. Her favorite mediums are acrylic, oil, watercolor, pen and ink and charcoal and graphite.

An advocate for art education, Heather is an adjunct professor at Palm Beach Atlantic University, College of the Arts. She teaches private and group painting classes for teens and adults in other locations as well. As an advocate for arts and culture in Palm Beach County, she is the former President of the Wellington Art Society (WAS), Exhibition Chair, and Public Relations co-chair, and has attained WAS Signature Member status. She is also a member of Artists of Palm Beach County (APBC), Lake Worth Art League, and Urban Sketchers of the Palm Beaches. 

Heather is the proud recipient of several awards from art festivals and exhibitions and participates in juried art fairs and gallery exhibitions in southeast Florida. Recently, she completed a residency at Zero Empty Spaces in Palm Beach Gardens. Heather is honored to have her painting “Flying Ace” permanently displayed in the main lobby of the new Jupiter Town Hall. The Town acquired the piece after it was awarded “Best in Show” by the Jupiter Art Committee.

When she is not in her studio creating, Heather can be found pursuing her passion for teaching, curating public art exhibitions, advocating for arts and culture in her community, and volunteering her time and talents to make art available to those in need.

To learn more about Heather Bergstrom and her artwork, please visit her website at https://www.HeatherBergstrom.art and follow her on social media @HeatherBergstromArt.

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FULL SUN now showing!! May 19 to August 11 2026
May
19
to Aug 11

FULL SUN now showing!! May 19 to August 11 2026

For help with your application please email us at wellingtonartsociety@gmail.com

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THE SOUL IN THEIR EYES by Cynthia George - A SPECIAL PRESENTATION
Apr
28

THE SOUL IN THEIR EYES by Cynthia George - A SPECIAL PRESENTATION

Cynthia George is an award-winning artist whose animal-focused work is centered on the belief that the eyes are the window to the soul. In her show, she seeks to capture the "voice" of each animal, creating pieces that allow them to speak to the viewer directly through the canvas.

Beyond their aesthetic beauty, many of the works in this show carry a vital message of conservation and environmental awareness. Through Soul in Their Eyes, George creates a space where art meets advocacy, urging the audience to recognize the sentience of the animals we share the planet with and the importance of protecting their future.

  • Exhibition Dates: April 7 – June 2, 2026.

  • Public Reception: Tuesday, April 28, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

  • Gallery Hours: Open to the public Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

  • Location: Wellington City Hall, 12300 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. 

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Love Our EARTH Reception
Apr
25

Love Our EARTH Reception

🌎 Celebrate Creativity and the Planet at “Love Our EARTH” Pop-Up Gallery! 🎨

Join us April 22–26, 2026 in the “District” at the Mall at Wellington Green for “Love Our EARTH,” a vibrant pop-up gallery celebrating art, creativity, and our beautiful planet.

This special event features a stunning art show plus a full lineup of hands-on workshops, interactive activities, and creative experiences for all ages, all led by the talented artists of the Wellington Art Society. Whether you’re an art lover, a curious beginner, or just looking for a fun outing with family and friends, there’s something inspiring waiting for you.

🎉 And don’t miss our FREE public reception on Saturday, April 25 from 5–7 PM — the perfect chance to meet the artists, mingle with the community, and celebrate creativity together.

Come be inspired, get creative, and help us show a little extra love for our Earth! 💚

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MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER: AYESHA DELORENZO - Beyond the Reference: The Technical and Emotional Journey to Realism
Apr
14

MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER: AYESHA DELORENZO - Beyond the Reference: The Technical and Emotional Journey to Realism

Beyond the Reference: The Technical and Emotional Journey to Realism

For Ayesha DeLorenzo, realism isn’t a goal to be captured—it’s a form that materializes from abstraction. She begins in a state of pure chaos, using a raw, formless foundation of color rather than a reference photo to dictate the composition. This expansion from a messy, abstract start into a structured reality requires a unique blend of technical mastery and emotional grit.

As she navigates the inevitable "ugly phases," Ayesha shares the specific color recipes and the brushes she uses to coax order out of the initial disaster. You’ll see exactly how her internal vision takes shape, sharpening from a blur of pigment into a lifelike masterpiece. It is a masterclass in trusting the process, showing that true realism is born when you have the courage to start with nothing but a mess.

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Apr
10
to Apr 26

CALL FOR ARTISTS - LOVE OUR EARTH (Apply Now)

CALL FOR ARTISTS

Apply before Friday, April 10, 2026

Art Drop Off: Tuesday, April 21 from 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Reception and Awards Ceremony: Saturday, April 25 from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Art Pick Up: Sunday, April 26 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

1st Place $100, 2nd Place $75, 3rd Place $50

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Solo Show - CYNTHIA GEORGE - THE SOUL IN THEIR EYES - RECEPTION Tuesday April 28 5-7pm
Apr
7
to Jun 2

Solo Show - CYNTHIA GEORGE - THE SOUL IN THEIR EYES - RECEPTION Tuesday April 28 5-7pm

“My themes are not always serious. Some works are whimsical and lighthearted, inviting curiosity or a smile. At its core, however, my art is about storytelling. Each piece holds a moment, a feeling, or an unspoken narrative that continues beyond the canvas.

Currently, my work is complemented by wildlife subjects. Animals allow me to explore emotion in a raw and instinctive way, free from language yet rich with meaning. I am drawn to their expressions, posture, and presence, using them as vessels to reflect human experiences such as vulnerability, strength, connection, and solitude.

It is very important to me that when a painting is completed, it speaks—as if it has its own voice. Whether that voice is gentle or challenging, comforting or unsettling, its purpose is the same: to start a conversation. That conversation may be positive or negative, internal or shared, but it should be real.

If a viewer pauses, feels something unexpected, or walks away thinking differently than before, then the artwork has fulfilled its purpose.”

Website:www.cynthiageorgeartist.com

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