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This exhibition is finished. You may contact The Art Center Cooperative to see if art is still available by the artist.
Participating Artist
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William Garcia
Douglas Johnson Jan Lego Mary Atwood Andriyesh Bukov Gail Karson Cookie Davis Annelies Dykgraaf |
Ron Episcopo
Patrick Mahoney Ed Malesky Suzanne Myatt Ulmer Valentina Nedelcheva Yuliia Shulhina Carl Swanson |
Michael Taylor
Stephanie Welchans Lora Wood Sunil Kumar Ancha Lisa Lofton Peggy Harrell Jennings |
The exhibit honors the upcoming semi-quincentennial, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Browse the Main Floor Gallery exhibition and see how artists share their vision of “Red, White & Blue” through works inspired by community, history, and celebration. Free and open to the public, this event is the perfect way to begin the festivities.
Two hundred fifty years, and the story still unfolds-- not in marble halls alone, but here, in the warm breath of a Florida evening.
In Jacksonville, the celebration drifts in with the St. Johns River breeze— a mingling of old footsteps and new dreams, of Timucua earth, Spanish tides, railroad echoes, and the hum of a modern city still learning its own rhythm.
America at 250 is not a single voice. It is a mosaic-- a patchwork quilt of colors, cultures, languages, and lived histories.
Art Walk becomes a lantern held up to that long journey. Every painter, every musician, every maker under these downtown lights adds a brushstroke to the nation’s next chapter.
We celebrate the boldness of 1776— the spark that declared a people free. But we also celebrate the centuries of hands that built, healed, taught, marched, and imagined something better.
Innovation. Ingenuity. Resilience. The courage to reinvent.
These are American stories, and Jacksonville tells them in its own accent— salt‑air, sun‑washed, river‑rooted.
As we mark 250 years, we honor not just where we’ve been, but where we’re going: toward a future shaped by artists, storytellers, dreamers, and communities who gather— like this— to see one another clearly.
Two hundred fifty years, and the story still unfolds-- not in marble halls alone, but here, in the warm breath of a Florida evening.
In Jacksonville, the celebration drifts in with the St. Johns River breeze— a mingling of old footsteps and new dreams, of Timucua earth, Spanish tides, railroad echoes, and the hum of a modern city still learning its own rhythm.
America at 250 is not a single voice. It is a mosaic-- a patchwork quilt of colors, cultures, languages, and lived histories.
Art Walk becomes a lantern held up to that long journey. Every painter, every musician, every maker under these downtown lights adds a brushstroke to the nation’s next chapter.
We celebrate the boldness of 1776— the spark that declared a people free. But we also celebrate the centuries of hands that built, healed, taught, marched, and imagined something better.
Innovation. Ingenuity. Resilience. The courage to reinvent.
These are American stories, and Jacksonville tells them in its own accent— salt‑air, sun‑washed, river‑rooted.
As we mark 250 years, we honor not just where we’ve been, but where we’re going: toward a future shaped by artists, storytellers, dreamers, and communities who gather— like this— to see one another clearly.
