“Emerging
Artists for Emerging Collections” –
Our gallery shows the work of local artists,
many at the beginning of their artistic careers.
We also host special student shows and our annual
Reddi-Arts Employee Show.
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view our featured artists please see below:
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Leslie Robison
Leslie Robison lives with her husband and two children in St. Augustine, Florida where she teaches Painting, Drawing and Design as an Assistant Professor of Art at Flagler College. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Washington State University in 1996 and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Florida in 2001. Robison’s work focuses on people and poses she borrows from found photographs which include studio portraits and snapshots of strangers. Translating these lost images into charcoal drawings and watercolor or oil paintings allows the artist to meditate on common human experience and to explore the personal through the impersonal. Robison’s paintings and mixed media work have been exhibited in Florida, South Carolina, Idaho, Wyoming and Washington State. |
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Laura Mongiovi
Laura Mongiovi is an Assistant Professor of Art at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida. She has a BFA from Florida State University and an MFA from CU at Boulder.
Mongiovi’s work explores the interpretation of non-tangible experiences in relation to sensory perception. This translation results in a range of work that includes small, constructed forms as well as installations. Mongiovi incorporates the formal properties of materials and process into her art making to create pieces that are rich with texture that explore ideas about form and space. Mongiovi’s work has been exhibited in Florida, Colorado and Wisconsin. |
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Reddi Arts Employee Show!
Join us this March for our very own employee show. We're showcasing various styles of art, representing each employee's individual talent. |
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Michael Trower-Carlucci
Trower-Carlucci graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a BFA in Painting and Printmaking. In college he took a photography class and the fascination of taking photos began to take hold. He photographed a lot in the 70's in Richmond,Virginia and then when he lived in New York. After starting his job at Reddi-Arts, he traveled to many wonderful places around the world. Photography began to become more and more important in his life. Photography is the tool by which he communicates and expresses feelings and insights of the world. Trower-Carlucci has made three photo books that are also available for purchase (The English Countryside, Assisi, home of Saint Francis and Saint Clare, and a book of Ireland.
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Joan Carver
Carver does various types of paintings, her favorite medium is oils alongside watercolors, silk painting, pencil drawing and pastels. Water acts as a conductor for her creativity, and reflections along with the play of light on water captivates and motivates her. Carver is an award winning artist, and stays involves by entering many juried art shows and exhibits. |
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Terese Muller
As an artist, Muller is constantly striving for peace and harmony through her art. This goes hand in hand with her spiritual goals. Muller seeks a balance in values and color that is as pleasing as nature itself. Her medium is acrylic, inks, charcoal, collage and found objects on wood, paper and canvas from landscapes to figures in a realistic to non-objective style.
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Charles Schaefer
Schaefer's works are in private as well as corporate collections throughout the world. There is an element of stability giving his brushstrokes an active dynamism. The work displays gleams of color that seem to intensely vibrate when a viewer participates in the composition. |
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