“Beach Bodies,” a captivating art exhibit at the Galveston Arts Center, opens July 20, featuring innovative works by Cody Ledvina, Liz Rodda, and Xavier Schipani that explore the human form in coastal settings.

Galveston, TX - July 19, 2024 - Art enthusiasts, mark your calendars! The Galveston Arts Center is unveiling its highly anticipated exhibit, “Beach Bodies,” on July 20, 2024. Featuring the innovative works of Cody Ledvina, Liz Rodda, and Xavier Schipani, this exhibit delves into the fascinating interplay between the human body and the coastal environment. The opening reception kicks off at 6:00 PM, with an engaging artist talk at 6:30 PM, promising a night of artistic inspiration and community engagement.
Exhibit Highlights:
• Cody Ledvina: Ledvina’s creations, made from Galveston beach sand, offer a whimsical and tangible connection to the island’s unique landscape.
• Liz Rodda: Rodda’s diverse media works challenge viewers to rethink body image and our relationship with the sun, sparking deep reflections on contemporary physicality.
• Xavier Schipani: Schipani’s expansive paintings and murals place human figures within the dynamic spaces of water and sand, creating a mesmerizing narrative of beach life.
“Beach Bodies” is more than an art exhibit; it’s an exploration of identity, pleasure, and the nuanced experiences of beachgoers. This must-see exhibit runs through September 29, 2024, offering ample time to experience these thought-provoking works.
For more information, visit the Galveston Arts Center.
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