Tag Archives: public art

Hillsboro Lighthouse Gala

The annual fundraiser for the Hillsboro Lighthouse took place Sunday, March 24th. I was honored to create a piece for the live auction helping to maintain this beautiful local landmark in the town of Hillsboro Beach. (“Big Diamond”, acrylic on panel (4×7′)

Lake Worth Street Painting Fest 2024

The 30th annual LWSPF took place February 24th-25th, 2024 with over 600 artists and 100,00 visitors! I created this colored light portrait in chalk pastel on pavement 8×8′

Nautical Flea Market 2024 Chalk Art

Lighthouse Point/Pompano Beach annual Nautical Flea Market event 2024

“Big Diamond” 8 x 8 ft chalk on concrete

October 25th, 2023: Sun Sentinel Cover Feature for Broward State of the Arts Address

I created a chalk piece for the annual State of the Arts Address October 25th at the Broward Performing Arts Center last month. The temporary piece of public art made the cover of the Sun Sentinel the following day helping promote the value of the event and future of Broward arts!

Lighthouse Point Murals June 2020

This month I am partnering with the City of Lighthouse Point Parks & Rec department to create 2 murals on the backboard walls of Frank McDonough Park. The newly installed workout equipment and turf donated by James C. Acheson will be surrounded by a nature inspired design as well as the new LHP Recreation logo designed by yours truly. Here are some progress shots…

Day 4
Day 3
Day 2
Day 1

Norton Museum Women’s Walk

Saturday March 7th was International Women’s Day at the The Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach.  I was among 4 other female chalk artists asked  to recreate a famous work of art by a woman artist. The event took pace along Cranes Nest Way on the south entrance of the museum, with live music and vendors along the street to celebrate the day.

https://www.norton.org/events/womens-walk-community-day-03-07-2020

Art Lit 2020

Broward Arts Calendar https://www.artscalendar.com/artlit-2020/

Art Lit 2020, collaboration of arts and literature hosted by Broward County Libraries and the Pompano Beach Cultural Center was a great success this month. 25 chalk artists joined live painters, virtual reality artists, and more at this 3rd annual community event on Saturday, January 11th. I was happy to continue the role of chalk artist coordinator in helping to bring the art of live street painting to the City of Pompano Beach.

Erik Greenawalt, Pittsburgh PA

Jeff Pilkinton, Fort Wayne IN

Zach Herndon, Atlanta GA
Jessi Queen, Atlanta GA
Lester Mendoza, West Palm Beach FL
Beth Shistle, DeLand FL
Community Chalk Wall. (photo by Elsie Fuller)