Myakka River: A Florida Treasure
St. Armand's Gallery

Opening Reception meet Clyde Butcher February 15 &16 from 1:00pm-5:00pm.

Our newest gallery, located on beautiful St. Armands in Sarasota, offers a revolving exhibit of Clyde’s work. In February of 2019, this gallery will showcase Clyde’s work from Florida’s beautiful Myakka River. Clyde has been photographing in Myakka since 2001, when he first opened the Venice Gallery. After his stroke in 2017, Myakka became his refuge and place of healing. Now he is proud to collaborate with Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast to protect the natural places on our Gulf Coast. Through his collection of photographs, Clyde hopes to bring an awareness of our amazing Florida eco system and create a connection to a place that brought him so much healing and peace.

Meet Clyde St. Armand’s Gallery
Rain Date: America the Beautiful Exhibit

Did you miss out on meeting Clyde at his St. Armand’s Gallery due to weather this past weekend? Saturday, June 2nd from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. we’re adding an additional opportunity to see this exhibit and meet Clyde. “The images found in this exhibit reflect my respect and appreciation of those heroes of the past who were willing to stand up and proclaim the need to save our environment so that today we can see portions of our country as pristine, unchanged and unspoiled as it was long ago.” Clyde Butcher Much of America the Beautiful: The Monumental Landscape by Clyde Butcher, majestically captures the great and public natural lands set aside by the Federal and State governments for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this generation and future generations. Through the patriotic generosity of gifts from families such as the Rockefellers, many of the National Parks are preserved as the patrimony of the Nation and meant for all. If every picture tells a story, these powerful black and white images are portraits of the eternal bond between man and nature that is the soul of our country. While this exhibition and its photographs fall squarely as major works of art, it is undeniable that the elusive Nature is threatened by industrial and residential development, and the environment is at grave risk. It is responsibility of every American to preserve the natural elements of our country. To make a good start of this, all we need to do as individuals, is simply plant a tree.

St. Armand’s Gallery Opening Reception
MEET CLYDE BUTCHER

This Memorial Day Weekend, Friday May 25 & Saturday May 26 from 10:00am-4:00pm, meet Clyde Butcher at his St. Armands Gallery for the Opening Reception of his America the Beautiful: The Monumental Landscape exhibition. “The images found in this exhibit reflect my respect and appreciation of those heroes of the past who were willing to stand up and proclaim the need to save our environment so that today we can see portions of our country as pristine, unchanged and unspoiled as it was long ago.” Clyde Butcher Much of America the Beautiful: The Monumental Landscape by Clyde Butcher, majestically captures the great and public natural lands set aside by the Federal and State governments for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this generation and future generations. Through the patriotic generosity of gifts from families such as the Rockefellers, many of the National Parks are preserved as the patrimony of the Nation and meant for all. If every picture tells a story, these powerful black and white images are portraits of the eternal bond between man and nature that is the soul of our country. While this exhibition and its photographs fall squarely as major works of art, it is undeniable that the elusive Nature is threatened by industrial and residential development, and the environment is at grave risk. It is responsibility of every American to preserve the natural elements of our country. To make a good start of this, all we need to do as individuals, is simply plant a tree.

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Visions of Dali’s Spain
St. Armands Gallery

On December 7, Clyde Butcher’s acclaimed Visions of Dalí exhibit will reopen in Butcher’s new gallery on St. Armands Circle from December 7, 2018 – January 28, 2019. Gallery guests will enjoy stunning images of Dali’s homeland on an epic scale and exploreDali’s surroundings through the eyes of Florida’s greatest nature photographer, Clyde Butcher. Known as the “Ansel Adams of the Florida landscape,” Butcher’s photographs are technically brilliant and their large format creates a euphoric, immersive experience for viewers. His works have become an influential part of Florida’s cultural landscape, showcasing the true beauty of Floridian swamp and marsh environments. For Salvador Dalí, the landscape of his homeland was always an essential feature of his work and outlook on life. The Dalí Museum sought Butcher’s talents to capture the spirit of Dali’s Mediterranean home, located in one of the world’s most dramatic landscapes. With a discerning and selective eye, Butcher traveled to the village of Cadaques, Dalí’s house in Port Lligat and the rugged region of Cap de Creus – all areas that are prominently featured in Dali’s works – and provided a glimpse into his psyche. The thoughtfully curated collection features 41 photos that take viewers on a journey through the Catalonian region. The exhibit is Butcher’s first photographic exhibition of Spain, as well as the first time he has been commissioned to photograph an area that influenced another artist.

Opening Reception
St. Armand's Gallery - Sarasota

Clyde Butcher’s St. Armand’s Opening Reception: Meet our guest artist, Paul Marcellini on Saturday, October 13th from 4pm-8pm. We are excited to display his color photography. Paul and I have many things in common, his passion to educate others about our Florida environment through his photography. In 2016 he was fotunate enough to have an Everglades image used for a USPS stamp celebrating 100 years of US National Parks. A self-taught naturalist, he is constantly out to educate the public and create awareness for the vital ecosystems of South Florida. Paul Marcellini was born and raised 20 miles from Everglades National Park. Always attracted to the outdoors, it was natural to begin photographing them when he picked up a camera in 2005. Since then, he has gone on to win awards in multiple international competitions and have his imagery shown in Everglades National Park, Biscayne National Park, Miami International Airport, and several museums in South Florida.