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Home Is Where The Art Is

Lighthouse ArtCenter Makes Every home needs a pet;
thus amongst these magnificent
You Feel At Home This Summer dollhouses are large canine-inspired

With ‘Summer Home’ And oil paintings and life-sized, tail-
wagging dog sculptures created by
‘Super Summer 2.0’ (June 7 To Florida artist Skip Hartzell. Visitors
are warmly greeted by Hartzell’s
Aug. 7) furry friends of all shapes, sizes,
textures, and colors.
Lighthouse ArtCenter (LAC) celebrates homes of all sizes this In the adjacent Schorr
summer with two concurrent exhibitions, “Summer Home” and Gallery, “Super Summer 2.0,”
“Super Summer 2.0.” “Summer Home” in the Spencer Gallery is a family-friendly exhibition
features the original dollhouse collection from Jupiter Island and MakerSpace. The exhibition
resident Lucy Bassett Andrews, whose grandfather founded features nationally acclaimed
Bassett Furniture. On loan from her son Douglas B. Andrews, puppeteers, FX animation
the collection of three dollhouses is known for the miniature engineers, and concept originators
art adorning the walls, by world-renowned artists including Cy including Carter Goodrich, creator
Twombly, Julian Schnabel, Ross Bleckner, Donald Baechler, of characters for Hollywood Bones sketch by Skip Hartzell Dog sketch by Skip Hartzell
Rebecca Warren and Philip Taaffe. The artists came together blockbusters, Despicable Me,
in 1993 creating over 50 custom-designed artworks in their Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, and Shrek. Tiny towns with themes such as pelicans, flamingos, or seagulls on 6”x 6” canvas.
signature styles for the dollhouses. inspired by The Jetsons, Swiss Family Robinson, The Flintstones, Aspiring artists can start their weekend with “Select Fridays”
and more are on display for kids to interact with and build which offers Friday evening classes in saggar firing, glass
objects with easy-to-use animation software and 3-D printers. fusion, wheel and raku, enameled jewelry, chainmail weaving
Admission is free for members and $5 for nonmembers. For techniques, and wheel. For more details visit lighthousearts.org.
more information visit lighthousearts.org. About The Lighthouse ArtCenter
“Spend a hot day in our cool gallery with great art and good The Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery and School of Art is a
friends. This extraordinary exhibition and exciting MakerSpace 501(c)(3) not-for-profit founded in 1964 by eight artists and
is sure to be one of the highlights of your whole summer,” says Christopher Norton. The ArtCenter is dedicated to the visual arts,
Curator Janeen Mason. and its mission is to inspire, engage, and connect our community
Art Classes And Workshops through a vibrant school of art, unique exhibitions, and diverse
Classes in glass fusion, painting, ceramics and textiles are special events. In the last 57 years, it has grown to include a
available all summer for adults to create their own customized gallery, school of art, gift shop, and art supply store. Supported
art to fill their homes. A variety of times and days are available to by memberships, sponsors, and grants, the ArtCenter now serves
accommodate different schedules. Unique options such as “Wine
Down Wednesdays – Sea Birds,” allow you to meet up with Home Is Where The Art Is on page 6
Miss Lucy with dollhouse friends, or make new friends, while learning to paint seabirds

Bill’s Box from page 1

Father’s Day And More
Father’s Day. A time for celebration of fathers. It is
special and meaningful in the lives of our families and
society as a whole. I am one. My two children, now
longer in the tooth than the little ones on my street, may
think I hung the moon. I didn’t, but I’ll take it. Father’s
Day is June 20 this year and the same day as the Summer
Solstice. That means the rainy season is about to begin.
Funny about time … just keeps rolling along.
School Out
Delayed this year due to the pandemic, school is not
out until June 18. Shores families are planning their travel
around that time. Families are going to places other than
the usual at this time of year. One family’s plan is a trip
to the state of Utah. Been there – staggering scenes to
remember always. Think maybe I’ll head for places I’ve
loved and want to revisit, such as the Appalachian Trail
and environs along the mountain ridges of North Carolina.
Good time of year.
Shores Homes
Many homeowners in our village are spending money
to improve their appeal. Houses are being repainted.
Landscaping is being replaced or reconfigured. New roofs,
NoN-Toxic cancer immunotherapy storm windows. We are looking good! The pandemic
may have given more time at home. Some garages are
being cleared of things that haven’t been used in years.
Available NoW My neighbors will be so happy when they pass my open
garage door. Clutter collected inside homes and patios
are seen more often on the curb. We are grateful for
Safe and Effective! the Waste Management trucks. Better not park where
you leave trash. Your car might be taken away too. And
while we are speaking of cars; parking that blocks fire
This is the Original Immunotherapy that hydrants is poor judgment and against the law. Parking
on the street directly parallel to another across the street
balances and optimizes your immune system to obstructs through traffic to one car at a time. One has to
fight almost any type of cancer. pull over to let the other pass through the narrow gap and
represents a risk. Parking in that manner makes no sense.
One more thing: One place I pass by has dead grass on the
Hundreds of successes over the years. verge between two street trees where a car is habitually
parked. The grass on that side of the street is maintained
Continuously available since 1977 by the HOA, thus a cost to each of us. Folks ought not to
park there.
in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island Enough already…
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