1310 Gallery

03/17/2026

Resident artist Jeremiah Jenner is officially published in Smithsonian Magazine!

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/view-60-captivating-finalists-from-the-23rd-annual-smithsonian-magazine-photo-contest-180988314/

Scroll down to the American Experience Category.

Vote here:
https://photocontest.smithsonianmag.com/photocontest/archive/2025/?_gl=1*za4jii*_gcl_au*MTY4NTgyNzAxOS4xNzczNzA4MDg2

Dear Jeremiah Jenner,

Congratulations, your photo Aerochrome has been selected as a finalist in the American Experience category.

As you know, we received over 17,000 entries from around the world, and yours among the very best!

Allison Scates
Administrative Manager, Editorial Support
Smithsonian Magazine

02/09/2026

Mindful Monday, grateful for my photography students! Jeremiah Jenner

02/07/2026

All artists need to to Get Out There And Get Noticed! Sign up for this very informative and important workshop with Jeremiah Jenner!
For more and info and to register Click Here:
https://browardartguild.org/workshops/get-out-there-and-get-noticed/

02/05/2026

Ready for ENCORE! I’m honored to be part of this incredible lineup. 21 artists. One vision.

Celebrating the creative pulse of South Florida. Feb 6th–Mar 7th at 1310 Gallery in Fort Lauderdale

Reception, Friday Feb 20, 6–10 PM.





RSVP LINK: https://bit.ly/ENCORE2026

01/28/2026

We closed SOIL: Where the Light Enters in movement, care, and shared presence.

The closing performance, NEST by Damaris Ferrer & Niurca Marquez, invited the audience into the work — gently dissolving the line between witness and participant. What unfolded wasn’t just something to watch… it was something to feel, to breathe with, to be inside of.

One attendee shared:
“SOIL reminded me that wellness lives in the body — through sound, movement, learning, and care.”

SOIL was never just an exhibition — it was a living space for connection, creativity, and collective care. Thank you to the artists, families, partners, and everyone who stepped into the space with openness, curiosity, and heart. 🤍

Over the past month, SOIL held space through:
✨ Opening Night performances
🎨 Workshops & art-making
🗣️ Artists Talks
🧘🏽 Wellness-centered gatherings
👩🏽‍👧🏽 Family Art Day
💫 And a closing rooted in movement and interconnection

What's Your Elephant™ creates spaces where art becomes a tool for mindfulness, connection, and community care.
https://whatsyourelephant.org

If this work speaks to you, you can support future community-centered programs at
https://givebutter.com/wye_soil

[Curated by Niki Lopez]
Miami Art Scene

01/23/2026

Tonight is the closing gathering for SOIL: Where the Light Enters.

SOIL has been a month of art, wellness, conversation, and community — and tonight we close in a quieter, intentional way.

🌿 Friendship, Community & Flow
Featuring NEST, a movement work by exhibiting artists Damaris Ferrer & Niurca Marquez

🗓 Tonight — Friday, Jan 23
🕕 6–9 PM | Performance begins at 7:30 PM
📍 1310 Gallery | Fort Lauderdale
If you’ve been meaning to come — or want to return one last time — come as you are.

RSVP (still helpful, even day-of):
👉🏽 https://soil_closing_n_nest.eventbrite.com

Produced by What's Your Elephant™ and curated by Niki Lopez

More details: https://whatsyourelephant.org/wye_soil
🎨 🐘 🗣️
Miami Art Scene

01/17/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the SOIL Wellness Day.
What we experienced together was grounding, expansive, and deeply felt.

We’re grateful to our co-host Dr. Leonie Wims of Longville Wellness, and to
✨ Blue Sea Lotus Studio 33 for the opening drumming and sound bath that held the room
✨ Dr. Owens and Dr. Ariel K. Heyliger St. Fleur for their powerful, accessible conversations on wellness, the body, and care
✨ Cora’s Juicing for nourishing us with fresh, vibrant juices
✨ And to every person who showed up with openness and presence

One SOIL attendee shared:
“SOIL reminded me that wellness lives in the body — through sound, movement, learning, and care.”

This is why SOIL: Where the Light Enters exists — to create space to listen, to learn, and to tend to ourselves together.

🌱 Final chance to experience the exhibition is at the
Closing Event: Friendship, Community & Flow featuring NEST, a movement work by Damaris Ferrer & Niurca Marquez

🗓️ Friday, Jan 23; 6-9 PM
📍 1310 Gallery | Fort Lauderdale
👉🏽 RSVP: https://whatsyourelephant.org/wye_soil

What's Your Elephant
FeminAfrika
Curated by Niki Lopez
Niki Lopez Fine Art

01/15/2026

Explore SOIL: Where the Light Enters, a month-long community art & wellness exhibition, and discover the work of Louiveste La Croix, one of the exhibiting artists.

Artist Spotlight: Louiveste La Croix

Louiveste La Croix is a Haitian-born Afro-futurism artist based in South Florida whose mixed-media work blends cultural heritage, spirituality, and visionary storytelling. Using acrylic, gouache, watercolor, pencil, and oil pastel, he explores subconscious states and the healing power of art.

“My art explores transformation and healing through the layers we shed and the roots we return to.”

SOIL: Where the Light Enters is on view Dec 19, 2025 – Jan 23, 2026 at the 1310 Gallery | Sailboat Bend Artists Lofts.

The exhibition features multiple art & wellness events throughout the month.
For full details + programming, visit: whatsyourelephant.org/wye_soil (Link in bio)

Next Up:
💞 Closing Event: Friendship, Community & Flow
Fri, Jan 23 | 6–9 PM
A Closing Gathering featuring NEST, a movement work by Damaris Ferrer & Niurca Marquez presented by What's Your Elephant

🎨🐘🗣️

01/15/2026

🌱 Mommy & Me: A Family-Affair Art-Making Experience
One of the community programs within SOIL: Where the Light Enters

This Sunday, we invite caregivers and children to slow down, create together, and share a gentle, joyful art-making experience rooted in connection and presence. No pressure. No art experience needed. Just creativity, play, and shared moments.

🗓️ Sunday, Jan 18 | 12–3 PM
📍 1310 Gallery | Fort Lauderdale
✨ FREE (RSVP required — space is limited)

👉🏽 RSVP: https://soil_family_artday.eventbrite.com

This program is made possible with the support of our community partners:
• Children’s Services Council of Broward County
• Hosanna4Youth
• National Voices for Equality, Education & Enlightenment (NVEEE)
• Diversified Swimming Inc.
• Be Your Own Answer
• Dreamcatchers for the Soul Foundation, Inc.

🌱 SOIL: Where the Light Enters is on view through Jan 23, 2026, featuring art, wellness, and community programs throughout the month.

Hosted by What’s Your Elephant™
🎨🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒🐘
What's Your Elephant
Miami Art Scene

09/08/2025

08/22/2025

See you next month, September 19 for the opening of two exhibitions at the 1310 Gallery