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Park West Gallery’s mission is to provide individuals with the confidence, knowledge, and means to appreciate fine art. We also understand that art is a complex, diverse, and subjective subject, [...]

Never forget your culture, traditions, or where you came from—that’s the lesson noted artist Anatole Krasnyansky hopes viewers take away from his art. Last year, Krasnyansky told the story of his [...]

According to the 2017 Culture Track Report, the top response people provide when faced with a new cultural activity is, simply, “It’s not for someone like me.” It’s easy to believe this when [...]

A bidding war on November 15 led to the sale of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” (Savior of the World) for $450.3 million, setting the new record for any work of art sold. Park West Gallery [...]

In late August, David “Lebo” Le Batard led a creative workshop for veterans in Pompano Beach, Florida. He asked them to write three words about why they attended. One veteran named Dave wrote [...]

As the son and nephew of Vietnam War veterans, artist Michael Godard understands the sacrifices made by those who have served in the military. “I try to support the military in every way that I [...]

It is in an artist’s nature to view the world through a particular lens. Throughout history, artists have imparted their outlook on life onto viewers through both their artwork and their words. [...]

Since the age of 15, Scott Jacobs has been riding motorcycles. At just 19 years old, he began his art career by opening his own gallery, making a living in fine art ever since. But everything [...]

Enjoy the sounds of today’s top jazz performers and the sights of artwork by renowned artist Alfred “Alex” Gockel during the 2017 Amelia Island Jazz Festival. The annual jazz festival, held on [...]

Less than 10 percent of Michigan’s foster care children who graduate high school enroll in college. Less than 1 percent of those who do go on to college will graduate. In spite of these bleak [...]