The Beaches Museum will host a Gallery Tour for the exhibit The Ballot and the Brush: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage through Art on Saturday, August 1, at 11:00 a.m.

 

For a more intimate opportunity to immerse in their work, techniques, and inspiration, join Sara, Tiffany and Princess at the Museum for a tour of their exhibit.

 

In a continued celebration of local artists and in honor of the 100^th anniversary of the passage of the 19^th amendment, the Beaches Museum is proud to present the work of Sara Conca, Tiffany Manning and Princess Simpson.

 

Sara Conca is a contemporary abstract artist. Her creation of a fresh new aquatic mystical series involving natural mixed media, raw pigment colors, mica flakes and natural crystals is intended to “instantly immerse the viewer into the visual and emotional energies” that she has devoted to each piece.

 

Tiffany Manning is an acrylic painter whose drive to create is fueled by a lifetime fascination with energy, specifically, “the way that it moves through people to form the connective tissue that weaves our world together.”

 

Princess Simpson Rashid is an abstract painter and printmaker. Her current body of work explores the relationship between color, perception and symbolism. She is a breast cancer survivor and feels her more recent work has been matured and tempered by that experience.

 

This exhibit will bring together the diverse backgrounds, techniques and inspirations of the artists in a coherent celebration of women’s suffrage.

The Ballot and the Brush: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage through Art Gallery Tour is free to Museum members with a suggested $5 donation for non-members. Due to health and safety restrictions pre-registration will be required, attendance will be limited to 20 attendees and masks will be required.

 

Advanced tickets can be reserved HERE. For more information on this event, please call 904-241-5657.