The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County A+ Art Committee in partnership with Northwest Florida State College announces a solo exhibition with artist Theresia McInnis.

The exhibition will kick off with an opening reception on June 19 from 5 – 7 p.m. in the main building’s reception area at Northwest Florida College’s South Walton Center. It will run through August 21.

A+Art strives to showcase artists’ work in public places throughout Walton County. “These exhibitions offer a chance for the entire community to experience art and be introduced to the diverse and abundant talent of CAA’s member artists,” said Jennifer Steele, CAA’s Executive Director.

Mains said her first experience in painting was working in oil as a hobby after finishing college.

“After retirement from public education, I explored other mediums but watercolor was my favorite,” she said. “Painting allows me to recreate memorable experiences. The process of creating art helps me to look deep into and experience the beauty of my topic that might have been overlooked otherwise.”

“Theresia’s work is outstanding,” said Brenda Osborne, A+Art Committee Chair. “Her piece ‘Bromeliads Gone Wild,’ won our Top of the Class juried art show for 2014. The piece really displays masterful handling of brilliant colors in a breathtaking composition. We are excited to bring Theresia’s work to the public with this exhibit.”

For more info, contact A+Art or follow them on Facebook. You can reach the Cultural Arts Alliance at 850-622-5970.