Leslie Peebles has been coming out to our Big Cypress Gallery for years drawing and painting our surrounding area.  We are very excited to introduce her beautiful works at our gallery.  Leslie is a painter and printmaker who specializes in linoleum and wood block relief prints, oils, and encaustics. Her newest pieces are mixed media that combine relief print with encaustic medium. MEET THE ARTIST: Opening Reception August 11th - 10am-4pm  Leslie Peebles is an ardent environmentalist and naturalist who…

Join Clyde and Niki for their Annual Venice Gallery Holiday Open House and Darkroom Tours Saturday and Sunday November 17 & 18 from 10am - 3pm. This event is FREE provides an opportunity to learn more about this remarkable man’s art and photographic processes. Clyde will be on hand to autograph books, calendars and photographs and Clyde’s assistants will be leading tours of his one-of-a-kind darkroom throughout the day. Meet Clyde and Niki Butcher and tour their studio where they…

Clyde Captures the Landscapes of Salvador Dali’s Life in a Collaboration Across Time. The exhibit Clyde Butcher: Visions of Dali’s Spain will be on display at Clyde’s St. Armand’s Gallery December 7th - January 6th, 2019. MEET CLYDE BUTCHER  Friday & Saturday, December 7th & 8th 10am – 5pm  for the opening reception.  For Salvador Dalí, the landscape of his homeland was always an essential feature of his work and outlook on life. Nearly two years ago, The Dalí Museum sought…

Clyde's Exhibit Cuba: The Natural Beauty will be on display at the Pasco Hernando State College art gallery from January 9th- February 22nd.  Meet Clyde January 9th for a book signing. Clyde was invited to photograph the mountains of Cuba for the United Nations Conference for the Sustainable habitat of the Mountains.  The United Nations declared the year 2002 as the year of the mountains.  Environmental conferences were held throughout the world.  The Conference of the Mountains for the Caribbean region…

The debut opening of Clyde's new exhibit, America's Everglades: Through the Lens of Clyde Butcher will be at the Appleton Museum in Ocala, FL. The America's Everglades exhibit is the culmination of a quarter century of photographic expeditions in the Everglades. From the deepest cypress strands of the sawgrass prairies, coastal waters and languid estuaries, to pinpoint still-lives of rare species, Butcher reveals its ecosystem in magnificent detail.  He makes an unquestionable case for why we should care about its…

Opening Reception meet Clyde Butcher February 15 &16 from 1:00pm-5:00pm. Clyde Butcher will be exhibiting all of his Myakka River Photographs at his St. Armand's Gallery.  Creating awareness of our local environmental treasures along with the Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast.

Meet Clyde Butcher at his Big Cypress Gallery for his Annual Winter Open House Saturday, 1:00pm - 5:00pm. Visions of Dali's Spain photographs by Clyde will be on display at the Big Cypress Gallery February 11th - March 10th.  He Captures the Landscapes of Salvador Dali’s Life in a Collaboration Across Time.  For Salvador Dalí, the landscape of his homeland was always an essential feature of his work and outlook on life. Nearly two years ago, The Dalí Museum sought out…

Two artistic paths, but one creative passion for the iconic majesty of the swamps, wetlands, glades, and savannahs of the state they call home. A.E. Backus with brush, oil, and canvas, and Clyde Butcher with large-format black & white photography, trained their expert eyes to capture the splendor in the wilds that still surround us. Meet Clyde at the Museum for book signing March 30th. 

Friday night  March 15th at 7:00pm join Clyde, Niki and Jackie at the Venice Preforming Arts Center for a Power-Point presentation on their Journey to Spain to photographic Dali's home town. Then on Saturday meet Clyde and his Venice Gallery to view all of the photographs from the Dali exhibit and enjoy a darkroom tour. Purchase Tickets click here  Clyde Captures the Landscapes of Salvador Dali’s Life in a Collaboration Across Time. For Salvador Dalí, the landscape of his homeland was…