The St. Augustine Art Association has been promoting excellence in the arts since 1924. Located in the Historic District of the nation's oldest city, the Association produces monthly juried exhibits of works by emerging and professional artists as well as the annual Thanksgiving Art & Craft Festival. The art gallery serves as the community's cultural hub, housing a collection of "Lost Colony" art and providing a gathering place for workshops, lectures, children's programs, concerts and special events.

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SUMMER ART CAMP
REGISTER NOW for Summer Art Camp! Click here for Flyer with dates and details:

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HIGH-VOLTAGE LANDSCAPE PAINTING with Ray Brilli Saturday & Sunday, June 10 & 11, 2017 | 9am to 4pm St. Augustine Art Association • 22 Marine St. • St. Augustine, FL 32084 Energize your paintings with vibrant color and design. Award-winning "Contemporary Impressionist" plein air artist, Ray Brilli will explore alternative chroma combinations to emphasize light and shadow, create drama and make the landscape pop! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

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		The St. Augustine Art Association welcomes the fall season with an ART & ARCHITECTURE WALKING TOUR on Saturday, Feb. 25.  Call for reservations 904.824.2310. The 90-minute guided tour around the Plaza and picturesque streets of Old Town highlights iconic paintings, Spanish, Colonial and Victorian architecture, stained glass, monuments, murals, public sculptures, artist studios, galleries and more. Participants will learn about the St. Augustine Art Colony, Flager Era and epic history of St. Augustine through the unique perspective of art.
Led by an art historian, the morning stroll will start and finish at the St. Augustine Art Association, 22 Marine Street, one block west of the City Marina. Sturdy, comfortable shoes are required since some of the streets are uneven. The fee for the tour is $20 per person. Call (904) 824-2310 by Friday, September 30, for reservations.

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Visit the TOUCH  St. Augustine Sculpture Garden 



Two sculptures representing the past and future are featured in our gardens along Marine Street. Richard Weaver's "Signal From Shore" is a bronze Timucuan boy that stands above the site where rare Native American artifacts were found in 2014.  Enzo Torcoletti's "Heavenly Bodies" is an artistic metaphor for the Old and New Worlds.  The sculptures were installed to commemorate the 450th Anniversary of St. Augustine. Each piece has a TOUCH St. Augustine Braille marker with descriptions and tactile diagrams.  Here, visitors may start their citywide exploration of the TOUCH St. Augustine Braille Trail and Audio Tour of historic statues.  

Learn more here: www.touchstaugustine.com

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Drake's Raid Exhibit

ART y FACTS of DRAKE'S RAID

A permanent installation of artifacts unearthed below the North Gallery wing of the St. Augustine Art Association showcases evidence of Drake's Raid on the Spanish town in 1586. This commemorative St. Augustine 450th Anniversary legacy project was produced in part through a grant from the Florida Humanities Council. Visit soon!

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NON-INSTRUCTIONAL STUDIO SESSIONS

Monday Night Life Drawing
Weekly live model sessions. Gestures and long poses.
6 to 9pm ($10/members). Easels/tables provided.

Open Studio Tuesdays
Weekly studio time for artists to create, critique, collaborate!
1 to 4pm. ($5/members). Easels/tables provided.

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