Exhibit

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of “A Disappearing Landscape: Art of the Florida Highwaymen,” an evocative gallery exhibit celebrating the distinctive artistry of the Florida Highwaymen.

The collection showcases the works of a remarkable group of self-taught Black artists who rose to prominence in mid-20th century Florida. Known for their lush, dynamic depictions of the state’s natural beauty, the Highwaymen captured the essence of a rapidly changing landscape.

The exhibit features a selection of paintings that highlight the region’s serene coastal vistas, sprawling wetlands, and sun-drenched horizons. Through their bold use of color and fluid brushstrokes, these artists not only portrayed Florida’s idyllic scenes but also subtly commented on the environmental and cultural shifts occurring around them.

Here for a limited engagement, don’t miss this opportunity to see rarely seen Florida Highwaymen paintings from private collections and take in what some have called “the last great American art movement of the 20th century”.
A Disappearing Landscape: Art of the Highwaymen is open daily and included in your admission. Additional events will be added. Stay tuned to the website for more details.

Admission:
• $24.00 for ages 12+,
• $17.00 for ages 3-11,
• Flamingo Gardens members and children 2 or younger are admitted free.
• Flamingo Garden’s is open 7 days a week. Last admission at 4pm.
Flamingo Gardens is located at 3750 South Flamingo Road in Davie, FL 33330. Narrated tram tour, Wray Home Museum, Butterfly Conservatory, Wildlife Specialist Talks, Wildlife Encounter Presentations, and Gallery exhibits are included in admission. Specialty weekend programs or entertainment may be subject to change. Please check the website for details prior to your visit. For more information, visit www.FlamingoGardens.org or call 954-473-2955.

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