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ArtServe will present “In Memory Of,” its upcoming members’ exhibition, from October 2 through December 4, 2026. The exhibition will open with a free public reception on Friday, October 2 at 6 p.m.
Closing out the season, “In Memory Of” invites ArtServe members to share a small piece of their past through art. Inspired by the emotions, memories and experiences that shape personal histories, the exhibition offers an open-ended exploration of self-expression, nostalgia, time, grief, joy and the moments that remain with us.
From meaningful milestones and cherished memories to difficult experiences, fleeting moments or even something as simple as a memorable meal, the works reflect the many ways people connect with their past. Together, the exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to consider how memory influences identity, creativity and the stories we tell.
The exhibition is supported by BrightStar Credit Union, the Broward County Cultural Division, and The Elizabeth Cotter Memorial Fund and the Hudson Fund through the Community Foundation of Broward.
“Art has a remarkable ability to preserve moments, express emotions and help us understand our own histories,” said Jason Hughes, president and CEO of ArtServe. “This exhibition gives our members the opportunity to reflect on the experiences that have shaped them as artists and to share those stories with the community through their creative work.”
In conjunction with the members’ exhibition, ArtServe will also present two solo exhibitions in its side galleries: “Echoes of Her” by Kaila Stutzmann, which received a grant from the Broward County Cultural Division, and “Spark” by Marco Saint-Juste.
Among the works submitted for “In Memory Of” are “Golden Time” by Elizabeth Lula and “Peace by With You” by Nanette Saylor, offering individual perspectives on the exhibition’s themes of memory, experience and personal history.
Other member artists featured in the exhibition include Al viena, Angel Oddo, Cary Daly, Claudia Castillo, Debra Pierce, Diana Kullander, DJ Laoshi, Genhe Ding, Igal Hurvitz, Jeffrey Galin, Joe Korte, Joy Strempack, Julia Outland, Geraldine Bello, Kaila Stutzmann, Kamila Marrero, Kathy Kafka, Liora Davis, Marco Saint-Juste, Marilyn Johansen, Max Lazega, Michael Mills, Nanette Saylor, Pete Brown, Shahina Siddiqi, Sheila Alexander, Sharon Swift, Tina Wright and Tony Chimento.
ArtServe is located at 1350 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale. Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily admission is free. For more information about the exhibition, membership, or volunteering, visit www.artserve.org or email [email protected].
Fort Lauderdale-based ArtServe is Broward County’s premier arts and culture incubator, advancing artistic development, education and prosperity through the visual and performing arts. For more than three decades, ArtServe has helped artists sell their work, build businesses and connect with the community through exhibitions, education and events. Each year, ArtServe supports more than 2,000 artists. ArtServe’s “Support Your Local Artist” campaign brings residents, businesses and organizations together to rally behind local artists and strengthen Broward County’s creative economy. Visit SupportLocalArt.org to learn more. In 2025, ArtServe was named Non-Profit Organization of the Year: The Arts by 211 Broward. ArtServe is supported in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and Community Foundation of Broward. For more information, visit ArtServe.org.
