Three artists who graduated together from Florida International University will exhibit their works in Ritual and Process, a show that explores the evolution of the human experience. Rosemarie Romero, Kacey Westall Keogh and Orlando Estrada incorporate intuition, icons from the past and low-tech media such as drawing, collage and photography to create art that examines »

Mermaids, a giant squid, zombie parrots and pirates will be on display at Out to Sea, the latest in With A Side of Art monthly events at Howley’s, a ’50s-style diner in West Palm Beach. The group show, curated by Stitch Rock founder Amanda Linton, opens 8 p.m. Tuesday with works by Amanda Valdes,  Jason »

Some weekend art events … and more coming later. FOR ARTS SAKE! Check out artworks of 16 local artists and designers at For Arts Sake! The two-night show, presented by Freedom Art and International Working Artists Network, will also feature music by DJ Twilight Notes and the band Alexander. Exhibiting artists and designers will include Stuart Rochford, Marcos »

CREATING ORDER FROM CHAOS According to Gallery Diet, Boston artist Rachel Perry Welty dismembers and reassembles the detritus of our complex social order to create sculpture, video, photography and drawings. Welty operates  from the perspective that we’re constantly inundated with images and that this bombardment creates a sense of disorder and makes it difficult to differentiate »

The path to love might just be paved with lust and infatuation. At least that’s the premise of “Love, Infatuation or Lust,” a show that opens Saturday at Hardcore Art Contemporary Space in Miami. The show features works by current and former Florida International University students and faculty members who were asked to visually portray feelings »

Hearts, hot dogs and Haitian relief efforts are all part of this weekend’s art roundup. Don’t be afraid to check back as there will probably be a few more events added later.

SNITZER’S SILENT AUCTION Fredric Snitzer Gallery invited artists to donate works 22” X 30” or smaller in an exhibition and auction to benefit the relief »

“From the Artist’s Perspective,” a one-hour presentation featuring artist Christopher J. Burlini, starts at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Boca Raton Museum of Art. According to Andrew Ackerman, an FAU student and the PR guy promoting this  event, it will be “a highly engaging and aesthetically pleasing showcase of amazing artwork” and “a fast-paced high-quality »