UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
Working quietly alongside the Sarasota Colony artists of mid-century Sarasota, Flo Singer forged a deeply personal vision shaped by European Expressionism and a life marked by travel, war, and introspection. Influenced by Schiele, Nolde, Klee, and Munch, her paintings and woodcuts pulse with spectral musicians, mysterious animals, and figures emerging from cosmic, dreamlike spaces. Music guided her hand—Bach and Mozart echoing through her Palm Avenue studio—as color and gesture intertwined in works that feel mystical, raw, and emotionally charged.
Singer’s legacy endures through the Johnson Singer Foundation, which continues to support and enrich the visual and performing arts in the region. This exhibition honors an artist whose world was one of poetry, memory, unease, and enduring creative spirit.
flo singer, legacy artist
March 5-28, 2026
Opening Reception:
Thursday, March 5, · 5 – 8 p.m.
Gallery 2
502 Gallery is proud to present a group exhibition featuring artists represented by 502 Gallery. Bringing together a range of perspectives, materials, and visual approaches, the exhibition highlights the depth and diversity of the gallery’s creative community. From expressive abstraction to refined realism, and from intimate works on paper to ambitious mixed-media compositions, each artist contributes a distinct voice while collectively shaping a dynamic and cohesive experience.
This exhibition offers more than a survey—it reflects the ongoing dialogue, experimentation, and commitment to excellence that define 502 Gallery. Together, the artists reveal the strength of a shared platform rooted in craftsmanship, innovation, and a passion for contemporary art.
SYNERGY - GROUP EXHIBITION
MARCH 5 – APRIL 25, 2026
Gallery 1
Working quietly alongside the Sarasota Colony artists Regan Dunnick’s work explores the intersections of memory, identity, and perception through a refined visual language that blends abstraction and figuration. With a keen sensitivity to color, form, and texture, Dunnick creates compositions that invite quiet contemplation while revealing emotional depth beneath the surface. Her paintings engage the viewer in a dialogue between the familiar and the enigmatic, balancing subtle nuance with bold, deliberate gestures.
Dunnick’s practice reflects a thoughtful engagement with contemporary concerns while maintaining a strong connection to the traditions of painting, resulting in work that is both visually compelling and intellectually resonant.
REGAN DUNNICK:
Tin & the refurbished couch painting
APRIL 4 – APRIL 25, 2026
Opening Reception:
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, · 5 – 8 p.m.
Gallery 2
Joseph Arnegger (b. 1969, Boston) is an American painter whose work reflects a lifelong engagement with memory, color, and materiality. Raised on the shores of Long Island and Florida, Arnegger developed an early fascination with art and light that was deepened through his studies at Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida, where he was profoundly shaped by the region’s luminous atmosphere and expansive skies.
Arnegger’s paintings are composed in layered, nostalgic textures that marry imagery drawn from art history, popular culture, and personal recollection. Working on unconventional supports—found wood, industrial metals, and materials imbued with their own histories—he infuses his surfaces with patina, marks, and icons that invite viewers to linger and reconsider the familiar.
His work synthesizes elements of realism, abstraction, memory, and nostalgia into compositions that are both visually rich and emotionally resonant, demanding a second look and rewarding deeper reflection.
JOSEPH ARNEGGER Untitled
MAY 2 – 23, 2026, 2026
Opening Reception:
SATURDAY, MAY · 5 – 8 p.m.