Gallery Art Exhibitions
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Evenings and Sundays during events
All exhibitions and opening events are free and open to the public. RSVP requested to 561-558-2520 for each Opening Reception.
Palm Beach Watercolor Society Exhibition
Opening Reception:
Sunday, October 19, 1:00 pm
Free, RSVP requested
Exhibition runs through November 21
The Palm Beach Watercolor Society is a not-for-profit organization promoting excellence and education in all forms of water-based media to its members and to the public. The show will include artists’ works in watercolor, acrylics and water-based inks.
Katz Yeshiva Upper School Student Show
Opening Reception:
Thursday, December 4, 4:00 pm
Free, RSVP requested
Exhibition runs through December 26
Katz Yeshiva High School’s art program is a dynamic and evolving part of the education offerings of the school, designed to foster creativity, critical thinking, and personal expression. The exhibition will show paintings, 3D works, and photography.
Photographs & Sculptures
H. Allen Benowitz and
Varga Sculpture Studio
Opening Reception:
Thursday, January 8, 2:00 pm
Free, RSVP requested
Exhibition runs through February
• Americana: A Photographic Series by H. Allen Benowitz
Award-winning fine art photographer, court reporter and author, whose life story is a testament to resilience and creativity. Benowitz has exhibited his fine art photography in more than 60 art shows worldwide, including a prestigious private reception at the Musee du Louvre in Paris. He has been conferred the titles of Honorary Color Master by the International Color Awards for five of his photo entries. His unique ability to capture the essence of the human experience both in words and images has earned him recognition across multiple artistic fields.
• Form & Feelings: Sculpted Realities from Varga
Sculpture Studio Varga Sculpture Studio creates timeless artwork for clients across the United States and Europe. Known for its dedication to craftsmanship and creativity, this Delray Beach art studio, family owned and operated since 1965, has served generations of art lovers and collectors with custom high-quality pieces. Michael Varga, current owner and lead instructor, has been immersed in the world of art since the age of three. Growing up in the studio found by his family, Michael developed a deep passion and understanding of the artistic process. Today, Michael continues the legacy of Varga Studio, guiding a new generation of artists through hands-on instruction and mentorship.
• H. Allen Benowitz Special Program
Thursday, January 8, 3:00 pm
Join us for an inspirational talk with author H. Allen Benowitz, on his latest book, Child of Silence: A Blessing in Disguise. Born to deaf parents and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Benowitz’s early years were marked by significant challenges, including being placed in three children’s homes. Despite these hardships, he transformed adversity into strength, developing an acute ability to observe and listen – skills that would later define his distinguished career.
Celebrating Women’s Lives Through Art
Opening Reception:
Thursday, February 19, 2:00 pm
Free, RSVP requested
Exhibition runs through March 27
This mixed media exhibition brings together over fifteen women artists whose work reflects the shared experiences of life -- its highs and lows, joys and sorrows. Their art connects us to the notion of sisterhood through shared experiences, highlighting the cyclical nature of life and the power that comes with embracing the ever-changing journey. Each piece is a reflection of the moments that shape who we are as women at various points in our lives.
Art Tour
Photography Project: Humans of October 7th by Erez Kaganovitz
Sunday, October 5, 9:30 am
Depart the Sandler Center at 9:30 am and return at approximately 4:00 pm
Visit the Alper JCC in Miami to view Humans of October 7th, a traveling exhibition and photography project by Israeli photojournalist and TEDx speaker Erez Kaganovitz. For several years, Erez has documented the lives of more than 2000 Israelis he has met on the street in projects including Humans of Israel, Humans of the Holocaust and Humans of Tel Aviv. His goals are to give the people around the world a look into the rich and remarkably diverse lives of Israelis and showcase the nation’s multiculturalism and vibrant civil society. His work brings understanding, emotional connection, and unity to many around the world. He created the ongoing Humans of October 7th project to bring light to the human stories of the Israelis who stood up against terrorism. The project now travels around the world on display in museums, on US campuses and in Jewish communities.
$105 includes bus transportation, refreshments and water
