Past Exhibitions
Recent Shows
A selection of recent exhibitions at the Santa Fe College Art Gallery. Most exhibitions are accompanied by an opening reception, an artist talk, and student studio visits.
Steve Keene: Rauschenberg 100 – A Centennial Celebration
An installation of 100 paintings in honor and celebration of the 100th birthday of Robert Rauschenberg, commissioned by the Bob Rauschenberg Gallery in Ft. Myers, FL by the “World’s Most Prolific Painter.” Also dubbed the “Assembly-Line Picasso” by TIME magazine and having created more than 350,000 unique paintings over the last four decades, Steve Keene (born 1957) is a Yale University-educated, Brooklyn-based artist who believes in “mass-producing” hand-painted artworks for the masses.
Propagation: William S. Burroughs and David Bradshaw
A two-person exhibition pairing works by Beat Generation icon William S. Burroughs with those of his longtime collaborator David Bradshaw. The show explored the artists’ shared experiments in shotgun art, painting, and printmaking, and included an opening reception with a curator-led walkthrough.
Molly Kempson
A solo exhibition of recent paintings and mixed-media works by North Florida artist Molly Kempson. The exhibition was paired with an artist talk and a studio visit with Santa Fe College art students.
Fluxus in the Swamp
A multidisciplinary group exhibition exploring the legacy of the Fluxus art movement through a Florida lens. The show featured works by collaborating artists and a curator-led program, including a piano performance event whose documentation has since been presented at venues around the world.
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