Metal Prints: Impressionism Exhibit Opens at Wesley Chapel Arts Center

Metal Prints: Impressionism Exhibit Opens at Wesley Chapel Arts Center

Wesley Chapel residents are invited to experience a unique blend of modern technique and classic artistry as the "Metal Prints: Impressionism" exhibit opens its doors at the Wesley Chapel Arts Center this Friday, April 11. The exhibition features a collection of local artists from neighborhoods like Quail Hollow who have reimagined iconic Impressionist works and original pieces, printed directly onto metal, offering a vibrant and contemporary perspective on the beloved art movement.

The Wesley Chapel Arts Center, located at 5840 Cypress Creek Road in Pasco County, will host the exhibit through the end of April. Center Director, Ms. Eleanor Vance, expressed her excitement about bringing this innovative display to the community. "We're thrilled to showcase how new printing technologies can breathe fresh life into art," Vance stated. "This exhibit is a fantastic opportunity for our neighbors to see familiar styles in an entirely new light, and perhaps even inspire some local artists to explore new mediums."

Admission to the "Metal Prints: Impressionism" exhibit is free and open to the public during the Arts Center's regular operating hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The center encourages art enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike to visit and engage with the pieces. For more information, residents can contact the Wesley Chapel Arts Center directly during business hours.