In Celebration of King Tut

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A documentary on how the exhibit "In Celebration of King Tut" was brought to and installed at the Elliott Museum in Stuart Florida. Directed by Juan Guillermo Cano Camera by Juan Guillermo Cano, Taty Cooley Edited by Juan Guillermo Cano Sound Design and music by Camilo Sánchez Producer Lina Bedoya Proudly produced in W. T. H. Studios www.wthstudio.com
KING TUT AT THE ELLIOTT DOCUMENTARY
This is a short, animated and entertaining video that reveals a rare exhibit at the Elliott Museum named "In Celebration of King Tut". It shows the excavation and discovery of Tutankhamun Treasures. Enjoy! Written by Rob Steele Directed and animated by Juan Guillermo Cano Illustrations by Daniel Acosta Sound Design and music by Camilo Sánchez Voice Over by Joshua Flores Proudly produced in W. T. H. Creative Studio www.wthstudio.com
In Celebration of King Tut
Step back in time to the turn of the century with a visit to the House of Refuge Museum at Gilbert’s Bar. Built as one of ten along the east coast of Florida, it is the oldest structure in Martin County and is the only remaining House of Refuge. Only 100 feet from shore is the wreck of Georges Valentine, where you can walk from the House of Refuge and snorkel or dive to the wreck. The house of Refuge is also ideal for Beach Weddings or an Ocean side Event. LCome and visit us and DISCOVER WHAT POSSIBILITIES AWAIT YOU!
THE HOUSE OF REFUGE
Welcome to the Elliott Museum – Step into a world where vintage cars tell stories of the automotive evolution stored in a three-story automated parking garage that acts as a classic car vending machine known as The Boomerang. Feel inspired with the maritime exhibits that narrate tales of seafaring adventures and marvel at the intricacies of innovation in our science and technology displays. Admire the strokes of genius in our art galleries, featuring a diverse collection that spans different periods and styles. Whether you’re a fan of classical masterpieces or contemporary creations, the Elliott Museum has something to spark your imagination. Don't forget to stop by our Gift Shop of Goodies: Take a piece of the Elliott Museum home with you! Purchase unique souvenirs, educational toys, and exclusive memorabilia that will remind you of your enriching visit.
ELLIOTT MUSEUM
Jackie Williams discusses the history of some of Florida's Highwaymen artists while at a past Highwaymen exhibition at the Elliott Museum on Hutchinson Island. Features Isaac Knight, Willie Reagan, Robert Butler with a live painting demonstration
Highwaymen Interview with Jackie Williams at the Elliott Museum/Historical Society of Martin County
This is the first of a short, animated and entertaining series that reveals stories about the origin and creation of important places, architecture, artifacts, artwork, inventions, historical moments and characters throughout history that have been fundamental to culture and society. Directed, Written and animated by Juan Guillermo Cano Illustrations by Daniel Acosta Sound Design and music by Camilo Sánchez Voice Over by Joshua Flores Creative Assistant Director: Michelle Carlton
ELLIOT STEERING KNUCKLE
Installation underway for: Highwaymen — From the Street Corner to the Smithsonian — Rare collection of artwork opens to the public at Elliott Museum this Saturday In the 1950s during the Jim Crow days, several African-American self-taught artists from the Treasure Coast began painting Florida’s vivid landscapes, looking for a better way to earn a livelihood. Coined as the “Highwaymen,” they sold their art out of their car trunks as they traveled the highways, which led to their nickname. Today, Highwaymen paintings have deservedly earned a place to hang in the Smithsonian, and all of the Highwaymen artists are represented in the Florida Artists Hall of Fame. The “Highwaymen—From the Street Corner to the Smithsonian” collection includes paintings that have never before been exhibited. While many of their paintings focus on well-known Florida landscapes, the focus of some of these exhibit paintings tell a story as they depict people from the 1950s era, animals and intimate vistas. There also will be an extensive "Canvas Board Wall" of their early works, including Harold Newton, one of the founding members, along with a Tribute Wall to Roy McLendon, who was inspired by Newton, his neighbor. The exhibit is generously sponsored by The Kiplinger Family Foundation, Henry & Rachelle (Rocky) Grady, Bill & Carole Hauke, The Law Offices of Travis R. Walker, P.A., and the Florida Department of State Division of Cultural Affairs. Opening weekend: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., March 11 and 12 at The Elliott Museum, 825 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart. Featured throughout the weekend — live painting demonstrations by Roy McLendon, one of only seven living Highwaymen artists, gallery walks conducted by noted collectors Roger Lightle and Steve Carr, a film crew will be on site taking footage for a documentary, and a presentation and book signing by Catherine Enns, author of “The Journey of the Highwaymen.” If you can't make opening weekend, you have until July 14, 2023 to see it. For more information, visit www.hsmc-fl.com. #highwaymen, #elliottmuseum, #stuartflorida
"From the Street Corner to the Smithsonian"
For years, many people have been fascinated by the exploits of the “Ashley Gang,” a group of infamous outlaws led by John Ashley in the 1910s and 1920s in Stuart, Florida. Now the Elliott Museum has brought to life the “Notorious Ashley Gang — The Making of a Legend,” a permanent exhibit that showcases never-before-seen artifacts related to these infamous outlaws. In this video, Curator Linda Geary shares some details about this notorious gang.
The Notorious Ashley Gang
In this video, Jim Ferrare, car curator at the Elliott Museum in Stuart, tells you about the history of midget car racing and specifically details the 1947 Kurtis Kraft Midget Race Car. The Elliott Museum, which is managed by the Historical Society of Martin County, has an impressive collection of more than 100 cars, including a 1903 Stanley, a 1903 Cadillac, a 1905 Oldsmobile and a 1905 REO runabout. One of the finest vehicles in the collection is a 1914 Packard Model 2-38 seven passenger touring.
A look at a 1947 Kurtis Kraft Midget Race Car
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