Art After Dark

Discover 4-5 works in the galleries with a Docent.

Pick up your tour wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

Join Guest Teaching Artist Simon Powers and create a traditional Chinese Rabbit Lantern to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Simon Powers is a ceramics artist based in Lake Worth. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics from Metropolitan State University in Denver Colorado. Her work has been seen in gallery shows including -- Six by Six show, SF Mobile Museum, Deck The Hall, Life After Auraria, Take it to the Edge, Women Artists Only, Core New Art Space. She also designed and built an award winning float for Western Welcome Week in Littleton, Colorado.

Discover 4-5 works in the galleries with a Docent. Pick up your tour wristband at the Reception Desk one hour before the tour.

The NYC based, internationally touring Jon Lehrer Dance Company (JLDC) concludes their yearly Florida tour with a dynamic and breathtaking performance at the beautiful and intimate Norton Museum of Art. The performance will feature JLDC classics as well as a new comedic work inspired by Flamingos and Peacocks.

Striking the elusive balance between art and entertainment, Jon Lehrer Dance Company showcases unique choreography and a fun, distinctive style which fuses jazz and modern dance, creating a true spectacle onstage which can be enjoyed by dance experts and novices alike.

Since 2019 and as part of the annual Florida tour, Jon Lehrer has been teaching and setting work on young dancers at BAK Middle School of the Arts, Oxbridge Academy, Dreyfoos Academy, and Palm Beach Atlantic University. As a celebration of that amazing community of dancers, those schools will be special guests, performing JLDC works and showcasing the talent and strength of the next generation of dancers in West Palm Beach.

Read more about JLDC at www.jonlehrerdance.com

Come to the Colonnade to enjoy a traditional treat of tea and moon cakes as you watch the moon rise and learn more about this important holiday in China.

Colonnade/Goergan Garden

Explore the exhibition Classic Blues: Cobalt Blue Porcelain and Indigo-dyed Textiles with Artist Teri Romkey.

Teri Romkey is an Asian American artist based in Miami. She majored in creative writing as an undergraduate at Cornell University, while also completing advanced studies in printmaking, photography, and installation sculpture. Romkey is a former artist-in-residence of Oolite Arts and Villa Lena (Tuscany). She previously resided in Brussels, where she was the Special Projects and Studio Manager for Turner Prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost. Romkey has also mentored at the Ratcliffe Art + Design Incubator at FIU. Her recent multidisciplinary works compose striking meditations on exoticism, trauma, and the image production loop in which photography and the digital realm manufacture an iterative culture of social norms and corporeal aesthetics. Romkey’s prior photographs concern social narratives with an anthropological and environmental consciousness in urban landscape. Through textured portraits of people, inanimate objects, and spaces, she creates a documentary portrait of their given communities, through which she addresses the hybridized relationship between identity and environment, and the natural vs. manmade. Romkey photographs on film, using a medium format camera.

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