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Previous Exhibits



July/August FAT Village Art Walk 
Stories of Childhood Exhibit​
July 24th / August 26th 6-11pm


The Stories of Childhood project is part of the World and Eye outreach program, Telling Tales, in which senior adults collaborate with artists of all ages to create story-based art exhibits.

In this project, the storytellers recorded true, personal stories about their own childhoods. Some of the recordings were played to a group of children (aged 7-12) who made shadow puppets to accompany the stories, and to a group of local artists who translated the stories into artwork.

Featuring work by: 
Jensin Holmgren, Whitney Leon, Lily Mazurek, Jill Morris, Meghan Morris, Alexandra Neira, Anabel Peicher, Missy Pierce, Liliana Rivera, Guillermo Santiago, Judith Schwab, Sarah Walker, and Jen Walls.


March/April FAT Village Art Walk 
Stories of Home Exhibit
March 25th / April 29th 6-11pm

Twelve storytellers, eleven artists, one exhibit: The Stories of Home exhibit is an intergenerational collaboration between a group of storytellers from the Lifelong Learning Institute at Nova Southeastern University, and a group of South Florida artists connected to the World and Eye Arts Center. Listen to the stories here. 


Featuring work by: 
Abel Cornejo, Marilyn Johansen, Jenny Larsson, Jean Minuchin, Farida Morris, Jill Morris, Meghan Morris,Anabel Peicher, Helen Reynolds, Guillermo Santiago, and Jen Walls.

January/February FAT Village Art Walk
The Artist Network Exhibit
January 28th / February 25th 6-11pm

Featuring work by: 

Judith Berk King
Farida Morris
Jake Munoz
Mandolin Robinson
Guillermo Santiago
Ken Slossberg

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  • HOME
    • CONTACT
    • DONATIONS
  • ABOUT
  • SHOWS
  • WORKSHOPS
    • ARTS and SOCIAL JUSTICE Workshop
    • MASK, GENDER, and IDENTITY
    • SUSTAINABITY: Recycled Puppets and the Throw Away World
    • FOR ADOLESCENTS: The Stone Soup Curriculum
    • TELLING TALES: Intergenerational Storytelling Workshop
    • BILINGUAL STORYTELLING WORKSHOP
    • ODYSSEY: A Grief and Healing Workshop
  • CARD TO CULTURE
  • WORLD AND EYE HISTORY
    • EARTH and FIRE ARTS FEST >
      • EARTH and FIRE WORKSHOPS
      • EARTH DAY WEEKEND EVENTS
    • Bite Size Blends 2022 >
      • BITE SIZE BLENDS- Nov. 5 Schedule
      • BITE SIZE BLENDS: Nov. 6 Schedule
    • PAPER, STRING, REVOLT
    • STORY SLAM >
      • Listen to the Stories >
        • Feb 2019: Heroes
        • Oct 2018: If Only You Knew
        • Aug 2018: You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover
        • June 18: Island Spice
        • Jun 2018: I Shouldn't Have Done It... But I Did!
        • January 18: Here's What I Really Think
        • November 2017: The Road Less Traveled
        • October 2017: It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
    • STORIES of HOME
    • STORIES of CHILDHOOD
    • WCL PERFORMANCE FEST >
      • WCL