One of Cuba's most celebrated living artists, Manuel Mendive presents a powerful exhibition of paintings exploring ancestry, spirituality, nature, and Afro-Cuban identity. Rich in symbolism and movement, his work bridges mythology and contemporary life through a deeply personal visual language.
A tribute to longtime Studios artist and educator Susan Sugar, this retrospective features a selection of paintings donated to The Studios of Key West. Her luminous interpretations of sea, sky, and horizon reflect a lifetime spent observing the poetry of light, movement, and the natural world.
Hovering above Cudjoe Key, the blimp known locally as Fat Albert has been a topic of rumor and speculation for decades. Goldbeck’s photo series highlights the tension between stunning skies and a quiet tool of government monitoring.
