By Rachel Galvin Creativity is on full display at this year’s Art Palm Beach. Taking place from Jan. 24-28, this event includes plenty of unique artworks in an intimate space within the Palm Beach Convention Center. More than 80 galleries…
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Spiritualism & The Power of Magical Thinking
Multimedia art by Tony Oursler Boca Raton Museum of Art’s Newest Exhibition Delves into The Supernatural By Rachel Galvin Abracadabra … was a rabbit really pulled out of a hat? Was that woman really sawed in half? Did that person…
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Festival of the Arts BOCA kicks off with “Fantastia”
By Rachel Galvin The 17th annual Festival of the Arts BOCA kicked off on Friday, March 3 with a performance of the Festival Orchestra Boca playing the soundtrack of the Disney movie “Fantastia,” which played on the large screen behind…
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Film Review: “How to Please a Woman”
By Rachel Galvin Photos by from Michelle Shwarzstein (Brainstorm Media) In the new Australian film “How to Please a Woman,” directed by Renee Webster, Gina (Sally Phillips) is a frustrated woman in her 50s in an unsatisfying marriage and unappreciated…
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The Palm Beach Show
By Rachel Galvin Luxury, elegance, sophistication and artistry were on full display at The Palm Beach Show Feb. 16-21. Held at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, this showcase features art, jewelry and antiques yearly. The opening VIP party brought…
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Hubert Phipps’ Rocket: A Shining Symbol of the Infinite
Photo: Artist Hubert Phipps at the unveiling of his “Rocket” sculpture at the Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRiC) on September 20. By Rachel Galvin A seeming conduit to the divine, a 30-foot stainless steel towering form juts toward the heavens,…
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Film Review: “Words on Bathroom Walls”
By Rachel Galvin (Some spoilers) When Adam (Charlie Plummer – not related to Christopher Plummer) discovers something is wrong with his eyes, he hopes he needs glasses. Unfortunately for him, bad vision is not his problem. It is something much…
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