Our mission statement - "To promote knowledge of and education in the fine arts, the visual arts, and the performing arts". We don't just do this in Safety Harbor or the Bay Area we do it all over the world!
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"WALK ON THE WILD SIDE"
150FT WALL - 5 DAYS-15 ARTISTS
An Endangered Species themed mural
MARCH 13-17, 2019
885 2nd St. N. Safety Harbor Florida
JENNIE PEARL-TRUMAN ADAMS-JACIE PARSONS-BRIDGET LYONS-TONYA REESE
KUMPA-MATT McALLISTER-BETH WARMATH-SHAUN McCANN
VAN DER LUC-ZULU PAINTER-JENNIFER KOSHAREK-ROB SARDELLA-MASON SCHWACKE-YHALI
KUMPA-MATT McALLISTER-BETH WARMATH-SHAUN McCANN
VAN DER LUC-ZULU PAINTER-JENNIFER KOSHAREK-ROB SARDELLA-MASON SCHWACKE-YHALI
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A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR DONORS/SPONSORS AND ARTISTS
FOR SUPPORTING "THE WALK ON THE WILD SIDE" PROJECT!!!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT PUBLIC ART
PLEASE CONTACT HEATHER RICHARDSON OR CONTINUE TO DONATE TO OUR GOFUNDME SITE!
727-424-2576/IMPURPLE@MAC.COM
FOR SUPPORTING "THE WALK ON THE WILD SIDE" PROJECT!!!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT PUBLIC ART
PLEASE CONTACT HEATHER RICHARDSON OR CONTINUE TO DONATE TO OUR GOFUNDME SITE!
727-424-2576/IMPURPLE@MAC.COM
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#SHAMcARTreach project
HEATHER RICHARDSON MOSAIC ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE TEACHES CHILDREN AT BAY AREA SCHOOLS
For #SHAMcARTreach Heather worked with the children at Curtis Fundamental for 2 weeks in January, 2019
Art teacher Linda Hilterbrandt and all the children at the school created tiles for this project from the beginning of the school year to be ready for this project. The classroom was set up in 4 stations and children rotated during each class so that Heather could help 4 kids at a time to help them learn how to break and nip tiles and how to arrange the mosaic. The kids love to break and nip!
Finished size of this mural is 9 ft tall and 10 ft wide with 3 other sections that are on columns below this piece.
HEATHER RICHARDSON MOSAIC ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE TEACHES CHILDREN AT BAY AREA SCHOOLS
For #SHAMcARTreach Heather worked with the children at Curtis Fundamental for 2 weeks in January, 2019
Art teacher Linda Hilterbrandt and all the children at the school created tiles for this project from the beginning of the school year to be ready for this project. The classroom was set up in 4 stations and children rotated during each class so that Heather could help 4 kids at a time to help them learn how to break and nip tiles and how to arrange the mosaic. The kids love to break and nip!
Finished size of this mural is 9 ft tall and 10 ft wide with 3 other sections that are on columns below this piece.
Heather Richardson's Mosaic Project Dedication Ceremony at curtis fundamental Elementary
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#SHAMcARTreach Project
Florida State Fairgrounds Garden Art 2019
We installed the Big Whimzey Wire Light Up LOVE, Hanging SHAMdeliers created from up-cycled painted water bottles, 4 mosaic art panels created by our volunteers and we wrapped trees and rocks with YarnGraffiti- Art installation will run the whole run of the Florida Stage Fair 2019
Heather Richardson and members of the SHAMc Collective also did a project with the children and they painted and built additional SHAMdeliers and also created a mosaic panel. Thanks to all that volunteered with Heather and to all the wonderful folks at the fair that brought #SHAMcARTreach to the art pavilion at the fair this year. (2019)
Brenda Gregory- Coordinated our installation
Collaborators/Installers Todd Ramquist, Kiaralinda, Patti Samuels, Mike Montiki, Katie Bush (YarnGraffiti Donation),
Beth Warmath-Photo Op Mural
Volunteers that helped Heather with her hands on #SHAMcARTreach - Patti Samuels, Jackie Malone,
Florida State Fairgrounds Garden Art 2019
We installed the Big Whimzey Wire Light Up LOVE, Hanging SHAMdeliers created from up-cycled painted water bottles, 4 mosaic art panels created by our volunteers and we wrapped trees and rocks with YarnGraffiti- Art installation will run the whole run of the Florida Stage Fair 2019
Heather Richardson and members of the SHAMc Collective also did a project with the children and they painted and built additional SHAMdeliers and also created a mosaic panel. Thanks to all that volunteered with Heather and to all the wonderful folks at the fair that brought #SHAMcARTreach to the art pavilion at the fair this year. (2019)
Brenda Gregory- Coordinated our installation
Collaborators/Installers Todd Ramquist, Kiaralinda, Patti Samuels, Mike Montiki, Katie Bush (YarnGraffiti Donation),
Beth Warmath-Photo Op Mural
Volunteers that helped Heather with her hands on #SHAMcARTreach - Patti Samuels, Jackie Malone,
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#SHAMcARTreach Project
Costa Rica 2019
12 members of the SHAMc Collective painted Container Cabinas at a Yoga Teachers Training Retreat in Puerta Viejo Costa Rica with Lead Muralist Beth Warmath- We created murals and mosaic art in trade for room and board from our host Mike, Yvonne and India Humphreys
Member of the SHAMc Collective that participated in this #SHAMcARTreach are Beth Warmath, Todd Ramquist, Kiaralinda, Ed Derkevics, Siobhan Nehin, Demeree Barth, Terri Gray, Mike Montiki, John Comer, Jen Shipley, Rosario Psy, Sonata Kazimieraitiene
Costa Rica 2019
12 members of the SHAMc Collective painted Container Cabinas at a Yoga Teachers Training Retreat in Puerta Viejo Costa Rica with Lead Muralist Beth Warmath- We created murals and mosaic art in trade for room and board from our host Mike, Yvonne and India Humphreys
Member of the SHAMc Collective that participated in this #SHAMcARTreach are Beth Warmath, Todd Ramquist, Kiaralinda, Ed Derkevics, Siobhan Nehin, Demeree Barth, Terri Gray, Mike Montiki, John Comer, Jen Shipley, Rosario Psy, Sonata Kazimieraitiene
The process....Mike our host wanted his 12 container cabinas painted with imagery of the indigenous and medicinal plants that grow on his finch(farm)yoga retreat. It was a true collaboration of 12 artists that had not all met before to please the client and we succeeded!! There was a lot of prep work, finding supplies, problem solving and priming to be done to create these masterpieces desired. Twelve murals and a completed mosaic on the kitchen sink were what we accomplished in 7 days.
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Leila g Davis elementary school-
heather richardson
mosiac as #SHAMcARTreach, 2018
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#SHAMcARTreach Project as
Public Art Intervention
SHAMc board member Heather Richardson recruited many artists to submit proposals to the Safety Harbor Art Committee because there was a nice budget being spent this year. Many of the artists she recruited were chosen to create murals.
Nancy Mitchell Odet Mural----Laura Kepner Rainy Day Poetry---Derek Donnelly, Kumpa Tornwornprom
Public Art Intervention
SHAMc board member Heather Richardson recruited many artists to submit proposals to the Safety Harbor Art Committee because there was a nice budget being spent this year. Many of the artists she recruited were chosen to create murals.
Nancy Mitchell Odet Mural----Laura Kepner Rainy Day Poetry---Derek Donnelly, Kumpa Tornwornprom
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HEATHER RICHARDSON'S
SAFETY HARBOR LIBRARY MOSAIC PROJECT FUNDED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 2014
SAFETY HARBOR LIBRARY MOSAIC PROJECT FUNDED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 2014
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PRE SHAMc being built--
Our first #SHAMcARTreach Project
Grapefruit Art Gift to Safety Harbor
Todd and Kiaralinda rallied a group of artist friends to mosaic a few and paint a lot of buildings with the Safety Harbor 'fruit' the grapefruit. It was in honor of the soon to be Grapefruit festival that was going to be happening in a few weeks. Our public #ARTreach was a gift to our city in honor of the festival. A few are still in existence today but sadly most have been painted over.
Our first #SHAMcARTreach Project
Grapefruit Art Gift to Safety Harbor
Todd and Kiaralinda rallied a group of artist friends to mosaic a few and paint a lot of buildings with the Safety Harbor 'fruit' the grapefruit. It was in honor of the soon to be Grapefruit festival that was going to be happening in a few weeks. Our public #ARTreach was a gift to our city in honor of the festival. A few are still in existence today but sadly most have been painted over.
