CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
With over 30 exhibitions a year, there is always new art to see.
ON DISPLAY APRIL 4 - 26
Opening Reception: Friday, April 4 • 5pm-7pm
Leading up to the highly anticipated second annual festival, Redfish is proud to present a special exhibition at the Gallery for the Arts on April 4th, featuring the vibrant talent of local artists who participated in the 2025 Redfish Poster Contest. This reception will celebrate the artistic voices that help shape the visual identity of the festival, from seasoned professionals to budding young creatives—including this year’s youngest contributor, a 12 year old.
The exhibition serves as a tribute to the intersection of art and storytelling, offering festival goers and the community a first glimpse into the creativity behind this year’s festival branding. The event will include an opening reception, providing an opportunity for attendees to meet the artists and enjoy an evening of visual inspiration ahead of the festival’s official programming at the end of the month.
MAIN GALLERY
Sculpture by D. Saunders
Mowat Middle School, 2024
MILLER GALLERY
Exploring Connection:
A Perfectly Peculiar Mixed Media Art Exhibit by Jennifer Honeycutt & Kelly McLendon
After collaborating to bring clouds to Kelly McLendon's solo exhibit in November 2023, (see photos) Jennifer Honeycutt and Kelly are working together again. With "Exploring Connection", a mixed media art show that reflects on how connection manifests in these 2 artists thoughts, experiences, and creative processes. Using art mediums like ceramics, sculpture, painting, and collage.
HIGBY GALLERY
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Concrete Jungle
Alberto Spirgatis
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My name is Alberto Spirgatis. I’m currently a student at Gulf Coast State College, pursuing an associates in art. I’m originally from Miami FL and have been pursuing art since middle school. I’ve always had an affinity for cartoons and comics, really those two mediums have been my main sources of inspiration and is what I hope to be able to pursue as a career.
Inspiration for these works came from old adult animation from the 1970’s and 80’s as well as films that take place in major cities from the same era. I also took some inspiration from music of the time. In choosing media, I wanted the characters themselves to pop which is why I went with using ink and magazine clippings as the ink helps create a high contrast and the clippings allow the subjects to be framed in away that make it look like they’re popping out the page.
SPOTLIGHT GALLERY
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
MAY 2025
- Main Gallery -
62nd Bay Annual
Competition
- Miller Gallery -
Anastasia Dengerud
- Spotlight Gallery -
Student of Bay High
JUNE 2025
- Main Gallery -
Southern Watercolor Society
- Miller Gallery -
Anne Thrift
- Spotlight Gallery -
Student of Gulf Coast State College