Mixed-media artist Angelica Clyman resides and works in her home city of Hollywood, Florida. Her paintings, sculptures, and prints represent South Florida locations in both past and present. Through her work, she seeks to find a sense of place, history, and understanding in a landscape that is changing quickly. Her work is included in the Miami Children's Museum's permanent collection, and her solo shows include Land of Sunshine (IS Projects) and Beyond Reflection (Art Center/South Florida, now Oolite Arts). She holds degrees from Florida International University (MFA) and the New World School of the Arts (BFA). In addition to serving as the Director for the Rosemary Duffy Larson Gallery at Broward College, Central Campus, Clyman also teaches studio art courses.
About Broward College
Serving approximately 56,000 students annually, Broward College provides residents with certificate programs, two-year university-transfer degrees, two-year career degrees, and baccalaureate degrees in selected programs. The mission of the College is to provide high-quality educational programs and services that are affordable and accessible to a diverse community of learners. For more information, visit website.
About The South Gallery
Located on Broward College South Campus, The South Gallery is an intimate non-profit space that hosts contemporary art exhibitions by national and local artists. It serves as an incubator for emerging talent and a place where established creators continue to inspire. The South Gallery also provides a forum where ideas and views can be gained and exchanged through a wide variety of engaging artistic and cultural events benefiting students, faculty, and the larger South Florida community. Visit the South Gallery to learn, experience, and expand your creative spirit. Follow us on Instagram, @bcsouthcampusart.
About The Visual and Performing Arts Department
The Visual & Performing Arts (VPA) Department at Broward College has been presenting works of exceptional artistic quality to the viewing public since 1960. Productions in dance, theatre, and music, along with visual art exhibitions have thrilled and educated thousands of satisfied patrons. Visit the VPA website for information about our faculty, classes, programs of study, and our performance and exhibition calendar.
