The last four Florida Highwaymen are Willie Reagan, Robert L. Lewis Jr., Sam Newton and Curtis Arnett. Jim Crow laws prohibited the Black artists from displaying their art in galleries.

The Florida Highwaymen are an iconic group of Black artists who lived predominately in Fort Pierce and Gifford in the 1950s. They got their start painting Florida landscapes under the tutelage of ...

The Florida Highwaymen are a group of Black painters who started selling their art out of their cars in the 1950s and 1960s during the peak of segregation. “You have a group of artists ...

Postcards of Palm Beach scenes from the State Archives of Florida provide a look back through time at the island's earlier ...

Known for their vibrant landscape paintings, she was the only woman in Florida’s renowned Highwaymen group of self-taught artists. Now more than ever, her family and the city of Orlando are hono ...

It's Florida Prize time once again at Orlando Museum of Art and this year's group exhibition offers a compelling moment for reflection from the 10 contemporary artists selected from across the ...

the power of Florida’s natural wonders and art-inspired activism. The conversation was edited for length and clarity. WLRN: Your latest collection of poetry is called Florida Water, inspired by ...

The Art Deco District is Florida's second-largest tourist attraction after Disney World, making it a major source of revenue for the city. 'Our art deco architecture, it's our Leaning Tower of ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Museum of Art (OMA) will preview the 2025 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art exhibition, which takes place every year to celebrate and highlight the state’s most ...