2nd Street Art

09/06/2026

In a cookie cutter world, where art is sometimes formulaic & predictable, there comes along an artist who breaks all the rules, leaps out of the box as she incinerates it. An artist whose epically, original art commands every eye. Captivates every viewer. That artist would be Resident Artist/Gallerist Debi Crouse of .

Her Digital Art is edgy, oft dark, cheeky & brilliant. She takes Computer Art to a whole new, stellar level.

Featured is her phenomenal “Had a Dream”—Digital Art, 12” x 12” Framed.

Come check it—and all her magnificent work—at our Gallery. You will be mesmerized!

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

Always expect the unexpected at 2nd Street Art.
We offer you the most delightful & extraordinary art & jewelry.

Featured is the Lapidary Pendants crafted by Resident Artist Otto Wuelfing.

On the left is a Larimar & on the right a Butterscotch Druzy with Quartz. Both have 14K Gold Filled Wrapped Findings.

You would expect to find these superior quality specimens in a museum or high end jewelry store. They are destined to become family heirlooms much beloved for generations to come.

See them for yourself at our Gallery. They are much more dazzling in person.

09/05/2026

We have the Art! Must see Art! Must have Art!

Intarsia Wood offered by Resident Artist Rick Modine’s entitled “Hawkeye”—23” x 25” Wall Art.

Intarsia is an age old art form which originated in Italy. Basically, it is similar to mosaic art, but uses wood pieces instead of tiles. It’s similar to a puzzle, whereby the pieces interlock to form the whole.
This work is crafted from superior quality wood salvaged from a local cabinetmaker’s dumpster.
Check out more of Rick’s Recycled Art at our gallery. You will be enthralled!

09/04/2026

Where else can you walk down a downtown street, pop into a really cozy art gallery & find some really cool Cattle Skull Art that you can’t live without? Only at 2nd Street Art.

We have the Art you clamor for, crave…the Art you don’t even know you really, really wanted.

These phenomenal Skulls Works were created by a genuine Fort Pierce cowboy—Resident Artist Rick Modine. He sources them on his ranch. The cattle from which they are derived succumbed to old age or lightning strikes. These rare treasures are adorned with turquoise, costume jewelry & all manner of trinkets.

Check out this most extraordinary art at our Gallery. You will be entranced!