Free Art Lecture Offered at Cultural Center

The Carrollwood Cultural Center is offering a free art lecture at 7 p.m. on Sept. 15.

The Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center offers free lectures several times throughout the year. Lectures are designed for the general public, artists, and anyone who enjoys learning more about the artistic process and importance of art in our culture. The Gallery is open to the public each weekday during normal business hours. 

There is no cost to visit the Gallery.

The Sept. 15 lecture will be led by Gainor Roberts.

Roberts moved to Zephyrhills in 2001 from Rhode Island, where she taught painting classes and had a gallery in the small town of Westerly. She studied painting at the Art Students’ League, in New York, with Robert Brackman and later at the National Academy of Design and Lyme Academy of Fine arts, studying painting, drawing and sculpture. Her paintings are characterized by her love affair with color and design.

She is a member of many art organizations, including the Egg Tempera Society, the American Impressionist Society, TESA (The Exhibiting Society of Artists), The Monotype Guild of New England (honorary member), North Tampa Arts League, (NTAL) and The National League of American Pen Women as an Artist Member. Her paintings and portraits are in many private collections worldwide.

She is the Art Curator of The Gallery at Carrollwood Cultural Center.

For more information about this event or the Carrollwood Cultural Center, contact Todd Dunkle, Development & Marketing Director, at (813) 269-1310 or todd@carrollwoodcenter.org.