By John Thomason – July 6, 2018 The Arts Warehouse’s newest exhibition, “Desert Triangle Print Carpeta,” features prints from artists living in three Americans cities—Tucson, El Paso and Albuquerque—all of which I’ve never visited. But if these printmakers’ work is any indication, they are strange places indeed, the kind of scorching, dusty, hallucinogenic…
By John Thomason – March 8, 2018 If you haven’t been out to Delray’s most buzzworthy new arts destination, the Arts Warehouse, you’re probably not alone: It’s only been soft-open since mid-December, and it hosted its grand opening on Feb. 23. But the cavernous industrial building-cum-art gallery is already on its third group exhibition, and…
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by Jessica Tzikas | January 2018 | DIGITAL EDITION With its lively atmosphere, colorful walls and avenue bustling with locals and tourists, Delray Beach is known as one of Palm Beach County’s creative hubs. But, while the city may have a reputation, the area has been somewhat lacking in art ever since Artists Alley—a hub of 30 artists working…
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By Ryan Van Velzer | December 15, 2017 | Sun Sentinel The serenity of Delray’s sandy beaches lends itself to paintings of conch shells, palm trees, waves and sunrises over the Atlantic Ocean. The iconic South Florida imagery has inspired countless artists showcasing their works in galleries along Atlantic Avenue, but a new Delray…
We attended the long awaited soft opening of the new Arts Warehouse Friday night. It was worth the wait. Kudos to the CRA for having the vision—and the fortitude—to stick with this project near Third Avenue and Third Street in the burgeoning Artist’s Alley area of Pineapple Grove. Read the full article here.
This week begins Delray Beach’s attempt to replace Artists Alley with Arts Warehouse. Friday is the soft opening—the official opening will take place next month—for the building the community redevelopment agency bought for $1.1 million in 2010 with the idea of making it an arts incubator. At one point, it might have served to complement…
Tell us a little bit about yourself, your background and what brought you to Delray Beach. I was born, raised and educated in Ohio. I have a BFA in Art History, K-12 Fine Art teaching credentials and a M.Ed. in Arts Education. Growing up I was surrounded by incredibly creative, innovative, entrepreneurial spirited individuals ranging…