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A close look at these marvels reveals a range of subjects, materials, and technical precision. It's an exhibit of small works (12in or less) that pack a big punch!

An eye-popping array of over 150 works of art by students in grades nine through twelve. A community outreach partnership with St. Johns County Schools. Sponsored by LeShane CPA.

The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum welcomes New York-based visual artist and filmmaker Sasha Wortzel in this multi-sensory exhibition: "Dreams of Unknown Islands: Saint Augustine."

Each week, this non-instructional studio session works with a live model. Gestures, short and long poses offer a focused environment for studying the human form.

Each week, this non-instructional studio session works with a live model. Gestures, short and long poses offer a focused environment for studying the human form.

This bi-annual exhibit of STAAA members features a variety of works by emerging, seasoned and professional artists. Artworks encompass a variety of styles, mediums and subjects.

Students in grades 6 - 8 display their work in this colorful exhibit. A community outreach partnership with St. Johns County Schools.

Join the St. Augustine Art Association for the opening night of the "Spring Members Show" and the "St. Johns All-County Middle School Art Show" from 5:00 - 8:00 PM.

Each week, this non-instructional studio session works with a live model. Gestures, short and long poses offer a focused environment for studying the human form.

Take the fear out of sketching on location — learn the basics of Urban Sketching! Jaime Howard of Jacksonville Urban Sketchers will be teaching this sketch workshop in historic St. Augustine. Participants will put together a portable studio that can go anywhere in a pocket or purse, practice drawing techniques in different mediums, begin their own visual journal, and travel on foot within historic St. Augustine to capture visual impressions and memories!

Each week, this non-instructional studio session works with a live model. Gestures, short and long poses offer a focused environment for studying the human form.

Artists are invited to participate in the annual Plein Air Paint Out in historic St. Augustine, Florida! Be inspired by the Spanish architecture, coastal environment, small-town streets, and Old World charm of the nation's oldest city.

Plein Air Painting & Happy Hourin the Lightner Museum’s Radzinski Family Garden Thursday, April 27 | Plein Air Painting all day; Happy Hour at 5:00 PM This event is only…

Original paintings produced during the St. Augustine Plein Air Paint Out create an irresistible artistic tapestry of the nation's oldest city. An art collector's delight!

Travels here & there, bucket list vacations, weekend getaways and staycations. Hiking in the mountains or climbing Everest, white water rapids or lazy rivers. Iconic landmarks and historical sites. Take us with you!

They're the best of the best. This impressive exhibit highlights the talents and new works of STAAA award-winning artists from the past three years.

Drawing is a key skill for a developing artist. Students will begin using pencils, charcoal, pen and ink and black fine tipped markers to observe elements of nature. Once we have practiced our drawings, we will learn how to use paints in both realistic and abstract designs. (Ideal for ages 6 - 10 and 11 - 14.)

Students will be introduced to different printmaking techniques including etching, Lino cutting and eco printing. They’ll learn how to design stamp patterns and how different materials create different effects. By the end of the week, they’ll have their own series(es) of limited edition prints! (Ideal for ages 6 - 10 and 11 - 14.)

Draw inspiration from the Lightner Museum’s Ride On! exhibit of Bicycles. Thinking of bicycles in the past, present and future, campers will create both 2D and 3D works of art utilizing materials like watercolor paints, cardboard, wire and more. (Ideal for ages 6- 10.)

Taking notes and finding inspiration from William Henry Jackson’s photo exhibition at the Lightner Museum, students will study the basics of photography and learn how to use camera tools and settings to capture their own points of view! (Ideal for ages 11 - 14.)