Inventor turned prolific artist exhibiting at Historical Society Gallery - New Pelican
2/15/23, 6 : 03 PM
Inventor turned prolific artist exhibiting at Historical Society Gallery JANUARY 02, 2023 By Judy Wilson | Associate Editor Deerfield Beach – There are several unique features of the art show opening here, Jan. 6 at the Historical Society Cultural Center, 84 SE 4 Ave.
First there is a mixed media giclee with oils of the Hillsboro Bridge, created by artist Stephen Shooster, that will be auctioned off during the show with proceeds donated to the Society. Then there is the 24-karat gold frame donated by Max Munn, owner of Munn Frameworks in Pompano Beach, who specializes in reproducing antique moldings. And finally, there is the kimono that will be worn at the show made from fabric of the same design as Shooster’s painting which he has entitled “Hillsboro Drawbridge with Floating Manatee.” Although Shooster works in many mediums using many subjects, this show is all about landscapes, the most plentiful of all his creative efforts. “There will be six major pieces and a lot of little ones,” he said this week, “as well as the piece created for the show.”’ Until recently, Shooster’s work could only be viewed in private showings. But his newest designs – Bugs – are now on exhibit at the
This piece depicting the Hillsboro Drawbridge with Floating Manatee was created specifically for the Cultural Center exhibit and will be auctioned off during the show, with all proceeds going to the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. [Courtesy]
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