"ENDANGERED" Curated by Flora Ranis

"ENDANGERED" Curated by Flora Ranis

OPENING RECEPTION Friday, Sept 27 6:00 pm FREE Event - RSVP by contacting monique@stonewall-museum.org

On display Sep 27 - Oct 16

Flora Ranis is a young visual artist who utilizes stone, metal, and paper to slow down rapidly shifting news cycles. Born and raised in Broward County, Ranis's paintings and sculptures often celebrate individuals in her community who have been marginalized by both historic and contemporary abuse. Her newest series Endangered aims to combat Governor DeSantis's attempts to rid educational spaces of discussions around sexual orientation and gender identity. Queerness cannot be banned; it is as natural as Florida’s river of grass. In Endangered, Ranis uses watercolors to connect the vast beauty and power of queer bodies with the vastness of the Florida Everglades.

Made possible with support from the Broward County Cultural Division

Price FREE

Time 6:00pm

Venue Stonewall National, Museum, Archives, & Library

Address 1300 East Sunrise Blvd
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 GET DIRECTIONS

Phone Number 954.763.8565