Member Catalog
Welcome to the full catalog of our amazing members!
More than just artists, these community minded business professionals know the best way to create and sell art is to support the art community! Be like them, invest in yourself and the Peacock Arts District by joining our membership today!
Each image below will take you to our Member’s Profile, where you can view their beautiful artwork, learn more about them, and find links to their social media and websites. Enjoy the journey.
Lisa Jill Allison
"Escape reality through the magic of my art." -Lisa Jill Allison
Joe Young
Inspired by nature,
especially the sea, Joe is most known for beachscapes and
nature scenes from the states he has lived in and visited.
Lynn Morgan
“My goal is that my work expresses my quest to consciously understand my spiritual self to participate in creating a personal and collective reality for the world around me.” - Lynn Morgan
Leslie Stokes
Juried at Cummer Museum of Art, Art Museum Deland, Vero Beach Museum of Art, & Elliot Museum. Additionally, she's exhibited at City National Bank FL, Jill Schwartz and Associates FL, Rumberger Kirk Caldwell PA, Galleria of Pierce Harbor FL and more…
Dot Galfond
"The beautiful coastal area that surrounds me in Florida inspires the many shapes and colors that I utilize in my work."
Artist-In-Residence Catalog
See below for the list of our current and past Artists-in-Residence!
Artists In Residence are selected through a rigorous application process. Only the best and most prestigious artist are selected from around the world, to stay and work at The Peacock House in The Peacock Arts District of Fort Pierce.
Click each image below to view their individual profiles, where you can view their beautiful artwork, learn more about them, and find links to their social media and websites.
Priscilla Speicher
Owner and operator of Harmony Music Lounge, Priscilla is a multi-talented vocalist/musician, marketing manager, and business owner.
Maria Larsson
Maria's lifelong pursuit of showcasing the human condition through clay/ceramic, is symbolic of the nature of the material itself, which morphs from soft clay into bone hard ceramic when exposed to the hardships of fire.
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