370A A1A Beach Blvd. St Augustine Beach, Florida 32080
Phone: (904) 295-4428
Phone: (904) 295-4428
Art News
Give the gift of art!
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Beach Art Walk December 19th, St. Augustine Beach, along A1A
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Gift Cards to the Art Gallery are now available! Give the gift of Art!
The Art Studio would like to Announce
We are open daily 12-5
We are open daily 12-5
St. Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery President, Paul Slava being interviewed by the staff of WSOS
More Art Cans!
More Art Cans! St Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery Association and the City of St Augustine Beach on-air LIVE from Fields Cadillac today to promote their exciting new effort to paint all the City’s public garbage cans from boring blue to art! Learn more at www.staugbch.com.
June 2019
The SAM (St. Augustine Magazine) recently featured an article on the St. Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery. President Paul Slava was interviewed. See the entire interview here: SAM Page 12 please!
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH, FL. — On May 23, 2019, the St. Augustine Beach Commission, Beautification Advisory / Tree Board, Public Works, St. Augustine Beach Art Studio and Gallery, and Art Galleries of St. Augustine (AGOSA) came together to place the first wave of “ART CANS!” for use in the community. The “ART CANS!” will be periodically placed in groups of 4 or 6 for use in The City, until all of the old cans have been replaced.
“ART CANS!” are old trash cans that have been “upcycled.” Instead of throwing these old cans away and purchasing new ones, AGOSA artists will design and paint them, thus saving money and the environment from unnecessary waste. These “ART CANS!” will enhance the curb appeal of the City, while maintaining a practical and cost-efficient use.
“We are looking forward to placing many more of these “ART CANS!” in the community to maintain our unique retro, beachy feel, along with promoting many other art sponsored events,” said Vice Mayor Margaret England. “We so appreciate our partnership with St. Augustine Art Studio and Gallery and AGOSA, and look forward to working with them on art focused events!”
Be sure to start looking on the sides to the road when driving along A1A in St. Augustine Beach, and see if you can spot them! You can also share a picture of your favorite one on Instagram and tag @CityOfSAB and @agosa_art_walk.
AGOSA is a non-profit organization that works to provide opportunities for professional local artists to show their work in places additional to their usual gallery locations. If you are interested in painting a can, or interested in joining AGOSA, please contact Laura O’Neal at lauraoneal811@gmail.com or Sylvia Gortz at thegallerygroup303@gmail.com.
For more information, please visit www.staugbch.com, The City of St Augustine Beach Facebook and Instagram page, and sign up for the monthly e-newsletter by texting CITYOFSAB to 22828.
Artist Credit for the Cans: MaryRose LaCavera, Brad Jones, Mary Robinson and Deane Kellogg.
Photo (left to right): Vice Mayor Margaret England, AGOSA Vice President Laura O’Neal, AGOSA President Sylvia Gortz, Tree Board/ Beautification Committee Representative Allen Altman, City Manager Max Royle, St. Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery President Paul Slava, Foreman Tom Large, Public Works Director Bill Tredik.
“ART CANS!” are old trash cans that have been “upcycled.” Instead of throwing these old cans away and purchasing new ones, AGOSA artists will design and paint them, thus saving money and the environment from unnecessary waste. These “ART CANS!” will enhance the curb appeal of the City, while maintaining a practical and cost-efficient use.
“We are looking forward to placing many more of these “ART CANS!” in the community to maintain our unique retro, beachy feel, along with promoting many other art sponsored events,” said Vice Mayor Margaret England. “We so appreciate our partnership with St. Augustine Art Studio and Gallery and AGOSA, and look forward to working with them on art focused events!”
Be sure to start looking on the sides to the road when driving along A1A in St. Augustine Beach, and see if you can spot them! You can also share a picture of your favorite one on Instagram and tag @CityOfSAB and @agosa_art_walk.
AGOSA is a non-profit organization that works to provide opportunities for professional local artists to show their work in places additional to their usual gallery locations. If you are interested in painting a can, or interested in joining AGOSA, please contact Laura O’Neal at lauraoneal811@gmail.com or Sylvia Gortz at thegallerygroup303@gmail.com.
For more information, please visit www.staugbch.com, The City of St Augustine Beach Facebook and Instagram page, and sign up for the monthly e-newsletter by texting CITYOFSAB to 22828.
Artist Credit for the Cans: MaryRose LaCavera, Brad Jones, Mary Robinson and Deane Kellogg.
Photo (left to right): Vice Mayor Margaret England, AGOSA Vice President Laura O’Neal, AGOSA President Sylvia Gortz, Tree Board/ Beautification Committee Representative Allen Altman, City Manager Max Royle, St. Augustine Beach Art Studio & Gallery President Paul Slava, Foreman Tom Large, Public Works Director Bill Tredik.