ART + EXHIBITS
We welcome a diverse array of artists across various stages of their careers, with a particular emphasis on showcasing emerging to mid-level talents. Our commitment lies in curating engaging exhibitions that span different mediums and techniques, featuring artists from both local and international backgrounds. Exhibitions are refreshed approximately every eight weeks, ensuring a dynamic experience for visitors of all ages, without any admission fees.
There are numerous avenues for artists, creators, and supporters to engage with our museum and gain recognition. Opportunities include showcasing and selling artwork in our gallery, participating in workshops, responding to calls for artists, attending art sales and events, and joining the Coral Springs Artist Guild as an active member. However you choose to get involved, we’re thrilled to welcome you and sincerely appreciate your support!
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Underneath the Surface of Sight by Lisa MacNamara
JANUARY 16 – FEBRUARY 21
Main Gallery
MacNamara’s materials, initially used for protection and containment, are now repurposed to reveal the vulnerability and resilience beneath the biosystems’ surface. Paper, fiber, wire, fabric, photo transfers, and remnants of packing materials form the foundation of the work. Through transformation, these elements become visual vessels of experiences, bridging the physical and emotional landscapes that define human experience. Each piece reflects a body’s structure— where emotions flow like currents beneath the skin. The body harbors emotional chronicles in fluid layers, with each sensation leaving a mark, creating a living archive of experience—an unseen map of all that has been felt. Through weaving, the work becomes a tapestry of connection, blending the physical and emotional imprints that shape our shared humanity. Guided by an empathic sensitivity, MacNamara listens deeply — to materials, to experiences, to the invisible stories of others. What she absorbs becomes visual language: translucent forms that echo the body’s fragility and strength. Her process moves within the space where mind and body, art and biology, begin to blur. Through contrasts of clarity and opacity, light and material intertwine to reveal the delicate structure of the human condition — porous, interconnected, and constantly in flux. Lisa “MacNamara’s” artistic journey began with early inspiration from Life and Look magazines, where journalistic photographs of people and their stories captured her imagination. Initially studying biology, physical sciences, and psychology, she later transitioned to the decorative arts, thriving in Denver, CO, as an internationally certified color consultant. There, she collaborated on high-end projects, creating hand-crafted finishes showcased in prestigious design centers, including New York City’s A&D Building and Florida’s DCOTA in Dania Beach.
Casa Dolce Casa by Tommaso Fattovich
JANUARY 16 – FEBRUARY 21
East Gallery
Fattovich explores the idea of home as both sanctuary and paradox — a space layered with memory, tension, and the quiet residue of lived experience. Through bold abstraction, fragmented forms, and visceral textures, Fattovich transforms familiar feelings into emotional architecture. The works oscillate between comfort and chaos, reflecting how “home” can be as much a state of mind as a physical place. Gestural marks, muted palettes, and raw surfaces invite viewers to navigate between belonging and estrangement — between sweetness and struggle. Casa Dolce Casa is not nostalgia, but an inquiry: What remains when the walls we build begin to speak? Tommaso Fattovich describes his early life in Milan, Italy, as his first significant education in the fine arts. His family moved to the US when Fattovich was in his teens. He continues to draw inspiration from both places, as well as the deep contrasts between them. A self-taught painter, he has always valued self determinism above all else, and spends his studio time alienating himself from the pull of the outside world in order to create from the most authentic inner source. Fattovich’s powerful compositions, eloquent and raw in their palette and gesture, draw the viewer in to sense the often overlooked, and at times overwhelming, energy all around them in the world.
TOURS + ON SITE EVENTS
Museum tours are designed to give visitors an exciting visual arts experience of our exhibition(s) for all ages. Led by our volunteer docents or museum educators, guided tours of the museum bring to life our special exhibitions both indoors and out. For more information and/or to request a tour CLICK the Tour Request button below.
MUSEUM STORE
The MUSEUM STORE is our curated gallery shop filled with one of a kind arts and wares. We offer opportunities for Makers and Artists to display and sell their original creations throughout the year. We market, sell and present your goods during both private and public events. We present your sold goods to customers and collectors in a beautiful package ready to be given as a gift or gifted to yourself.
CALL FOR ENTRIES
The Coral Springs Museum of Art is pleased to offer opportunities for both established and emerging artists to show their work in a professional Museum setting through periodic Calls to Artists.
EMPTY WALLS:
We want to fill our walls with art, then clear them out for a good cause! We are now accepting submissions for our Empty Walls Exhibition and Fundraiser from artists of all skill levels. Create a 6″ x 6″ artwork in any media on canvas or cradle board. Every donated piece of art will be sold for $25 at the Museum’s Empty Walls Fundraiser on Saturday, March 21. The deadline to participate is February 21.
ACROSS THIS LAND: AMERICA AT 250
Across This Land: America at 250 is a contemporary art exhibition celebrating the richness and variety of the American landscape. Spanning open horizons, waterways, cities, and quiet places in between, the exhibition brings together artists whose work reflects a deep attention to place, light, and the physical world around us. Marking the nation’s 250th anniversary, Across This Land invites visitors to pause, look closely, and experience the land as a shared source of beauty, inspiration, and connection.
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