Trifecta of Art Openings in January 2026 for Janet Gervers

Trifecta of Art Openings in January 2026 for Janet Gervers

Billboard Art by Janet Gervers. Ft. Lauderdale-  01-10-26

Art13 Invitation Featuring Janet Gervers

Fairfield Inn Artist Reception 01-10-26 JAnet Gervers

Fairfield Inn Invitation Including Janet Gervers

Art Receptions in Delray Beach and Ft. Lauderdale This Month

It’s an exciting start to  2026 as my art is exhibited in three different venues this month!

Two are in Delray Beach and one is in Ft. Lauderdale. You’re invited to join the following art events:

First Friday Art Walk –  January 2, 2026
This is a monthly event in Delray Beach, FL with an array of art galleries and businesses participating in Downtown Delray.  I will exhibit my art in the popup in front of The Cornell Art Museum, alongside talented artists in Art Connect Pal
m Beach,
Friday, 6-8pm.

 Art Billboard Reveal – January 10, 2026
My art was selected  to be showcased on a billboard in Ft. Lauderdale, FL by the Art13 organization. Join the big reveal of abut a dozen art billboards on
Saturday, 2-6pm.
See my article for more details on the Art Billboard Reveal.

Fairfield Inn Art Opening – January 10, 2026
See three of my small works of art, two paintings  from my Ocean Waves Sereies and marker art  that was previously exhibited at Red Dot Art Fair in 2024 and Gato Gordo Gallery in 2025, both in Miami. The reception for artists from Art Connect Palm Beach at the Fairfield Inn is in Downtown Delray Beach, FL on
Saturday, 6-8pm.

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First Friday Art Walk Delray Beach, Art Connect Palm Beach, October 3, 2025

First Friday Art Walk Delray Beach, Art Connect Palm Beach, October 3, 2025

Janet A Gervers + Blue Splash at Cornell Art Museum 10-03-25

Janet Gervers and her painting, “Blue Splash” at First Friday on October 3, 2025  in downtown Delray Beach, Fl.

 Janet Gervers Art Exhibited at Cornell Art Museum on First Friday Art Walk in Delray Beach

I made my Delray Beach art debut at the First Friday Art Walk on Oct 3 at the Cornell Art Museum with Art Connect Palm Beach!

It was especially exciting exhibiting in the museum (originally it was outdoors) and  new friends supporting me. It was great to meet Judy Herman in person! Thanks to Donnalynn RIley for coming and bringing her sister Joanne, Emily Mack and my husband Tryg Hanson. Plus, the roller skater and her cute papillon dog!

Thanks to Art Connect Palm Beach for the opportunity and the Cornell Art Museum, plus Downtown Delray Development for sponsoring the monthly First Friday Art Walk Event.

Art Connect Palm Beach
Art by Janet Gervers at First Friday Art Walk in Delray Beach

Art by Janet Gervers at First Friday Art Walk in Delray Beach

Janet Gervers, Artist in the Art Chair in Delray Beach, Fl

Janet takes a seat in the art chair in Delray Beach by the beach. See Janet and her art at First Friday on October 3, 2025  in downtown Delray Beach, Fl.

 Janet Gervers Art on Exhibit at First Friday Art Walk, Delray Beach

Janet Gervers will be exhibiting her art for the first time in Delray Beach Florida on October 3, 2025 since she relocated there two months ago from Santa Monica, California. 

She recently joined the Art Connect Palm Beach art group who will host a popup exhibit in front of the Cornell Art Museum In downtown Delray for the First Friday Art Walk.  The front entrance of the museum is on E Atlantic Ave. The museum is located in Old School Square a hub of community cultural events in Delray Beach. 

The First Friday Art Walk in Delray Beach is spread across the downtown area. Be sure to pick up your art walk map at the art museum and other locations. 

Art Connect Palm Beach has an additional exhibit at the Arts Garage. It is available for you to check out during the art walk. See the Art Connect Palm Beach website for details.

Art Connect Palm Beach
Sustainable Art By Janet Gervers Using Corks + Clothes

Sustainable Art By Janet Gervers Using Corks + Clothes

Orange Delight Painting & Janet Gervers Sustainable Art

Sustainable Painting, “Orange Deligh” by Janet A Gervers: Corks and Acrylic paint on 11 x 14 inch canvas.  Exhibited in BG Gallery, Santa Monica CA in 2019.

Corkage-Sustainable Art by Janet Gervers

Sustainable Painting, Corkage by Janet A Gervers: Corks and Acrylic paint on round, 8 inch canvas.  Exhibited in Los Angeles Art Show 2020.

Hand Painted Sustainable Shirt: + Jacket Modeled by Earworm Band. &Denim Denim Shirt (L) Billa Bong Jacket (R) by Janet A Gervers 02.JPG

Hand Painted Sustainable Shirt by Janet A Gervers: + Jacket Modeled by Earworm Bandmembers at Gato Gordo Gallery, Miami

Art & Sustainability

You might not think that sustainability and art can go hand in hand. Think again and it can and has been happening in the art world for a good ten years or more.

My take on it: you can use creativity with materials you might have thrown out or recycled (including wish-cycled) to make new art  is a worthwhile endeavor and adventure.

I started experimenting with recycled sustainable art back in 2016. As an avid wine drinker, I found out that the world cork supply was dwindling. You see, most cork trees are grown in Portugal, followed by Spain and a few other Mediterranean countries.

The increase in wine production along with a funghi that killed off a sizable amount of cork trees 20 years ago led to a decrease in the world cork supply. Other materials needed to be used for cork stoppers.

The  screw top wine style and plastic stoppers started  a new trend. Of course, plastic is a related topic  since  plastic microcrystals are now in out water and ground supply.

Using Corks in Artwork

I started saving the corks from my wine bottles which started to amass to a big collection. I wanted to do something with them. I stated  gluing corks to canvases and painting  both the canvas and corks.

While I started in a restrained  way, I went all out with a big buildup of corks that made a 3D sculptural painting with brilliant  strokes and splashes of reds, oranges and yellow.

This culmination or corks on canvas led to the painting you see here, Orange Delight, that was exhibited in 2019 in Santa Monica, CA. That was the first time I  had my art  included in the Spectrum Exhibit at bG Gallery.

Four on my paintings were included in the juried show and my cork painting got the most curiosity and attention.

I’ve continued by painting indivdual corks with  leftover paint- which happens at the end of a  painting session, when a small amount of paint is still on the palette. Some are repurposed in recycled jars, a lively decoration. I also add them to planters. Why not! Stay tuned for more photos coming of my recycled, sustainable art.

Hand Painted Sustainable, Recycled Apparel

In addition to repurposing corks from wine bottles, I also hand paint pre-loved, sustainable, recycled clothing. Starting with denim jackets and shirts that are like new, from thrift stores, I handpaint each individual item. The ones available in my online shop are from my “Gold Series,” featuring gold metallic and white pearlized paint.
See hand painted clothes >