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From art exhibits to development and drones: Catch up on 3 Coral Springs stories

The Coral Springs Museum of Art is concluding its tenure at the Center for the Arts with a dual exhibition featuring Clyde Butcher's large-format Everglades photography and a contemporary multimedia show celebrating America's 250th birthday, running from June 5 to August 1. The article also covers two other local stories: a proposed Life Time Fitness development at the former Heron Bay Golf Club site moving forward with city leaders reviewing final designs, and the Coral Springs police department's approval of a nearly $500,000 expansion of its Drone First Responder Program to deploy drones from police headquarters and fire stations for rapid emergency response.

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Zig Zag Gallery marks 15 years with Art Gala

Zig Zag Gallery in Kalamunda, Western Australia, is celebrating its 15th anniversary with an Art Gala and the annual Kalamunda Art Awards exhibition. The milestone event, set for June 6–28, 2026, will feature works from artists who have exhibited at the gallery over its history, alongside new participants. The awards include judged prizes for painting, sculpture, and environmentally focused works, as well as a People’s Choice Award voted by visitors.

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Hawkesbury Gallery Expands Shows for Local Artists

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery is expanding its annual exhibition and art fair, Hawkesbury Now, to include a wider range of local artists. Starting June 15, the program will open via a new Expression of Interest (EOI) process, replacing the previous model that relied on art society membership. This change allows both affiliated and independent artists living in the Hawkesbury Local Government Area to apply for exhibition opportunities.

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Best Bets: Suburban museums open new exhibitions

Several suburban museums are opening new exhibitions, as reported by the Daily Herald. The article highlights a range of shows at local institutions, offering visitors fresh opportunities to engage with art and culture outside major city centers.

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Gainesville Fine Arts Association to host Studio Tour Preview Exhibition on Friday

The Gainesville Fine Arts Association (GFAA) will host a Studio Tour Preview Exhibition starting May 27 at its Main Gallery, showcasing works from artists participating in the annual GFAA Artist Studio Tour. The preview runs alongside the exhibition “Art In The Hammock,” with an opening reception and kickoff party on May 29 during Artwalk Gainesville. The Studio Tour itself takes place May 30-31, and both exhibitions remain on view through June 19. The events are free and open to the public, with a newly expanded gift shop and locally created artwork available for purchase.

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Norton and Mansfield high school art students display work in gallery

Art students from Mansfield and Norton high schools showcased their work in a juried exhibition titled “The Future Is Now” at the Morini Gallery in Mansfield. The opening reception took place on May 17, 2026, featuring 35 pieces in media ranging from colored pencil to chalk pastels. Mansfield senior Olivia Posk won first place for her colored pencil piece “First Look,” while Connor Ingram and Tania Andrade took second and third place, respectively. The exhibit runs through June 21 and is co-curated by Heidi Cerullo and Glenn Fournier.

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