Amiro Featuring Gabrielle Gould and Jean Ellen Fitzpatrick

Amiro Art + Design is a contemporary design gallery and exhibition space, featuring established and up and coming artists in various mediums. 

Our Featured Artists this Month are

Gabrielle Gould, local silversmith, will be here, fresh from the spring show at CraftBoston.  Presented by The Society of Arts and Crafts, CraftBoston Spring is a juried exhibition of contemporary craft.  Her whimsical style is a favorite, both here and around the country.  Using silver and gold, often combined with feathers and shells, Gaby’s style is immediately recognizable.  She stands above the crowd with her interpretation of birds, bugs and sea life, rendered into artful necklaces, brooches and earrings.

Lyn Asselta’s pastel landscapes have been described as expressive, evocative and timeless. Her paintings are inspired by the environment around her, both natural and manmade, but she is particularly drawn to images that relay a sense of solitude and strength. Asselta’s pastel paintings have been exhibited throughout the United States and in France. Founder and current co-president of the First Coast Pastel Society,  Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America and Master’s Circle of the International Assoc. of Pastel Societies.

Jean Ellen Fitzpatrick taught graphic design at Flagler College for three years as an adjunct professor, and was Executive Creative Director for a corporate development firm in Jacksonville, before resigning in 1996 in order to pursue her art full time. Fitzpatrick continues to paint award-winning watercolor scenes locally, as well as during her travels. Her paintings capture a moment in time, a sense of adventure, her love for her native state and its vanishing places. 

Also featured are Jerry and Nancy Noloboff, Trasea Womack , Estella Fransbergen, Chris Crosby, and more.