Art: Abstract Painter Jennifer Lail surrenders to the perpetual flow
Through her own unique vision, Jennifer Lail sees and paints things as they are.
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Watch: Arts, activism, and social distancing
A look inside the outdoor arts space, 6 Feet Away Gallery.
Cultural Council’s 44th Annual Arts Awards will go Virtual
The much anticipated soiree will be streamed. Nominate now.
Yard Work: 6 Feet Away Gallery brings art to the people, and vice-versa
Shawana Brooks and Roosevelt Watson III use timely art space to foster dialogue and connection.
Cool Art: Solace in Thony Aiuppy’s sweeping new show
Thony Aiuppy lends a deft representational style to a contemplative and diverse exhibit of new work at Bold Bean's San Marco shop.
The Check In: Artist Dustin Harewood actually finding time to make art
A lockdown hemmed in by silver linings for eternally optimistic professor and artist, Dustin Harewood.
The Check In: MOCA Jax Director on safety, solitude, and escape through art
As the coronavirus pandemic spread rapidly and Duval County went into lockdown mode, MOCA Jax Director Caitlín Doherty and her team wanted to ensure th…
Interview: Artist Victor Ali’s Quiet Rebellion
Victor Ali is a soft-spoken, polite young dude. His art, however, reveals a mischievous side. Influenced by underground movements and cyberpunk motifs,…
The Art We Need: Dustin Harewood’s latest is “Warm Rain and Electricity”
Dustin Harewood is as magnanimous as he is busy. As a visual artist, curator, and arts educator he has spent years co-creating, sustaining—and as a tea…
The Feel Good Issue: Read our digital mag and get all the feels
With our beloved print under a shelter-at-home order, we've filled April's issue with feel good content, and dropped it digitally. We're fairly certain…
Good News: Artists can apply for relief from the Cultural Council
The Coronavirus pandemic represents a sudden, unanticipated work stoppage for many individual artists. In an effort to support local artists who los…
New Normal: MOCA Jax launches Virtual Museum Platform
As a culture and lifestyle publication, we thrive on the community we cover--the live music shows, the art exhibitions, the new restaurant openings; yo…
Void & Cultural Council Launch Artist Relief Fund
In order to support local artists who’ve lost work during the shutdown, Void Magazine has partnered with longtime friends of the mag, and ultra hip loc…
Stay Inside (the Lines) with These Illustrations by Local Artists
With kids out of school, many parents have had to manage the role of co-teacher while also fulfilling the role of their actual full-time job remotely. …
How to Make a Cool Zine
With some pens, paper, scissors and a little imagination, two good friends seek to change the world—and have some fun along the way—one zine at a time.…
Rad Pad: Artist Jenna Alexander’s Lighthouse Park Bungalow
Making my way toward Jenna and Za Alexander’s Lighthouse Park bungalow nestled between St. Augustine’s historic downtown and the town’s white sand beac…
The Art We Need: Harewood, Malc Jax, Jordan Walter present “Black Beach” at CAP
Established in 1935 in defiance of segregation and the Jim Crow laws of the era, American Beach was the largest and most popular black-only beach commu…
Portfolio: Ana Kamiar
If she is a naturalist, then it’s the embracing of an otherworldly environment. Working with photography or collage, Ana Kamiar creates images born fro…
Rad Pad: Itinerant artist Ty Williams’ Lincolnville abode
Nestled into a sleeping bag atop a chaise lounge chair, Ty Williams closed his eyes and fell asleep for the first time in his new house. “It was basica…
Editor’s Note: Void’s New Year’s resolutions
We made 12 issues of Void Magazine in 2019, a year in which we told many stories, profiled dozens of Northeast Floridians, published hundreds of neat p…
Got Ya Covered: Void’s Cover Art Show brought an eclectic gathering of creatives to Jax Beach
You may remember, a few months back, when we dropped an issue of Void Mag (our Arts & Music one, specifically) with a blank cover on racks across N…
Is this the coolest collection of skate decks in Northeast Florida?
Albert Emma collects rare skate decks. A North Florida surfer-skater and former owner of the beloved but not-long-for-this world Square One Skate Shop,…
Rad Pad: The Artists’ Space of Liz Gibson and Jeff Whipple
There is art everywhere. Some paintings hang on the walls, while others lean against them. Some of the walls, meanwhile, are paintings. I’ve just w…
The Art We Need: With first solo show, Lili Yuan seizes the day
Even if you’re unfamiliar with the best selling author and popular social scientist Malcolm Gladwell, you may have heard of his “10,000-hour rule.” Per…
The Art We Need: Go See these exhibits at FSCJ, CAP, and JIA NOW
In the coming months, a plethora of beautiful, impactful art happenings are planned throughout Northeast Florida. Here are three we’re super jazzed on.…