“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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Gunnel Humphreys
Gunnel Humphreys born 1944, has worked in her native Sweden, Germany and the US as a Graphic Artist.
She is known here
mostly for her pen and ink drawings of Riverside Homes and as a co-owner of Edge City, a clothing store in 5 Points.
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Troy Eittreim
Troy Eittreim has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration from The Savannah College of Art and Design. He has been the curator for several galleries in Atlanta, Georgia.
Troy has exhibited his work all across the United States including New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Ponte Vedra Beach. |
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Gerry Charm
Lucky me! Born in New York City and grew up amidst art
museums and galleries galore. I learned to draw and to use a camera. I spent many years as an Ad Agency Art Director. When digital photography took over I switched to doing collage as my medium. I work at it every day. My agent, SuperStock, sells my images all over the world. Still happy to be lucky at 94 and doing what I love to do. |
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Matthew Patterson
Matthew Patterson has lived all over America, from Honolulu to Brooklyn, and is currently based in Florida.
Despite being interested in a range of artistic practices he
often returns to drawing as the favored method to address issues of spirituality, the body, fringe belief structures, witchcraft, symmetry, self-control and obsession.
He has exhibited both nationally and internationally and believes that, as a friend told him; “good art should be like a bible of the inner”. |
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Anna Morgan Reynolds
Anna Morgan Reynolds received her BFA in painting from University of North Florida, Magna Cum Laude and her MFA in drawing and painting from Florida State University. She currently teaches art for St. Johns Country Day School in Orange Park. Other professional experience includes teaching painting, drawing, and design for the University of North Florida and art courses for Florida State College at Jacksonville, serving as Artist-In-Residence for Duval County Schools and teaching workshops for the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, the Jacksonville Women’s Center and Stanton College Preparatory School. She was the recipient of an Art Ventures: Field of Interest grant from the Community Foundation, Inc. of Jacksonville in 2008.
She is currently represented by the SMART Gallery, located in the historic San Marco area of Jacksonville, and has shown her work in various group and solo shows at such venues as the Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, Flat File Gallery, Push 2 Gallery, Olgesby Gallery, The von Liebig Art Center, St. Augustine Art Association, FSCJ Kent Gallery, Polk Community College, and the Siena Art Institute in Italy. |
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Paula Foster
Paula has been a professional artist for almost 30 years. She enjoys modern impressionistic painting and collages that often focus around ethereal themes.
She has studied with numerous well known artists here in Jacksonville and is now teaching an art class for employees of Nemours Children’s Clinic.
Her works have been exhibited a numerous galleries, most recently at Avondale Artworks. She is presently exhibiting at the Zodiac Grill in downtown Jacksonville.
She has been published in both Skirt Magazine and ABYSS Arts and Entertainment Magazine. |
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Barbara Holmes-Fryefield
Barbara Holmes-Fryefield, is an expressive artist, fine artist, and teacher. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and a Certificate in Art for Education.
Barbara is owner of the Artist Palette Florida LLC. She has a gift for working with children and has been a k-12 art teacher for three years. Barbara applies knowledge of creative art, painting, drawing, and visual art to her work
with children and adults. She facilitates using each of these processes in a
non-threatening, spontaneous, and fun way that helps participants construct a new understanding of themselves and those around them. She works with adults, children, and families focused
on self-expression, communication,
and wellness. |
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