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The North Beaches Art Walk is a monthly event orchestrated by the North Beaches Art Walk Association, a non profit organization 501 (c)(3) based in Atlantic Beach, FL.

Since its beginning in October of 2007, the North Beaches Art Walk has continued to receive positive support from the community, and has an ever-growing list of participating merchants and artists. Spread the word - and hope to see you at the next Art Walk!

As a non-profit, NBAW strives to support other local non-profits. We allow one non-profit a month to set up an informational table in front of Archway Gallery to promote themselves, and to sell art as a fundraiser.  (More Details)

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Bunny Morgan

Watercolors

Ph: 904-249-2238 or 904-654-5777
e-mail: Bunnyh2ocolors@aol.com

 

Bunny Morgan has been interested in painting since she began school in Michigan, where she was born. After receiving a BA from Michigan State University, she began teaching art in Muskegon Heights and later in Jackson, Michigan. She traveled to the Pacific and taught art to Micronesian students for two years on the Island of Guam, and subsequently in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Jacksonville Florida.

Loren Wilford introduced her to watercolors at the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota during a summer school semester. She has taken workshops with Skip Lawrence, David Dewey, Tony Couch, Pat Weaver, and classes from Hercel Stallard. She has exhibited her work in the Florida National Bank, The Riverside Art Association at the Good Shepard Episcopal Church, Beaches Baptist Hospital and been in several Jacksonville Watercolor Society shows. She is one of 35 artists in the exhibit Liquid Muse: Paintings of the St. Johns River Region and has a painting in Florida's American Heritage River: Images from the St. Johns Region, University Press of Florida 2009.