Broward County is about to get a fresh jolt of contemporary art with the opening of the "Figure/Ground" exhibition at Studio 18 Art Complex, welcoming the public to soak in diverse artistic expressions starting January 24. The official kick-off will be marked by an opening reception from 7 pm to 9 pm, offering a chance to rub elbows with the creators behind the canvases. According to the City of Pembroke Pines' official announcement, the event is an exhibition and a celebration of the SOBRA Collective's rapid growth and contributions to the area's cultural tapestry.

The exhibition, which will grace the walls of Studio 18 until May 3, has been carefully curated by jurors Sophie Bonet, Meaghan Kent, Dana Kleinman, and Lisa Rockford. It presents the work of 26 artists who've stood out in a sea of talent, firmly placing their mark on various mediums and modern artistic techniques. A selected sample from the event includes pieces by artists such as Adam von Dolle and Addison Wolff, capturing a variety across the visual arts spectrum, hinted at the City of Pembroke Pines' announcement.

Attendees will also enjoy live music, refreshments, and that ever-enticing meet-and-greet with the artists whose works are sure to prompt conversations about form, contrast, and the unending dance between the figure and the ground. Figure/Ground marks an exciting milestone for SOBRA, a fast-growing network of over 50 visual art professionals dedicated to enriching the cultural fabric of Broward County, boasts the announcement.

For more details on what promises to be a riveting start to Studio 18's exhibition season, you can reach out to Studio 18 Art Complex, situated cozily at 1101 Poinciana Drive, or shoot an email to [email protected]. Broward’s art scene is seldom static and with the "Figure/Ground" display.