Jacksonville, Florida
Lee Harvey died six years ago today. AG Gancarski wrote a memorial piece, titled “Remembering Firebrand Painter Lee Harvey” published by Folio Weekly on November 19, 2014. Gancarski stated that Lee “…taught all of us to open our eyes, see the bullshit around us, and Read More …
Lee Harvey died yesterday was how I began writing the following article 5 years ago tomorrow. Lee died Nov. 10, 2014 after a long battle with mesothelioma. Jax Examiner is republishing that article today, in memory of Lee on the 5th anniversary of his passing. Read More …
Tropic of Mischief a painting by legendary local artist, Lee Harvey is now on display at The Thomas G. Carpenter Library at the University of North Florida. The painting was painted by Harvey in 1995 and was donated to UNF by Pat Vail. According to Read More …
The inaugural exhibition for the Yellow House, Small Matters, which will emphasize the power of saying a lot with less through art will also be another inaugural event of sorts. As Stephen Dare of the Lee Harvey Trust said; “The Lee Harvey Trust is very proud Read More …
The inaugural exhibition for the Yellow House will emphasize the power of saying a lot with less. Twenty of our region’s finest artists will deliver messages of big social importance through small works. In a time in which we can become overwhelmed with the super-sized Read More …
Depending on your age you may or may not know who Lee Harvey was. The rules of journalism dictate that I should write “Harvey” or “Mr. Harvey”. Lee would say fuck that, and so, in his honor, fuck that, it’s Lee. We were not as Read More …
Versus Gallery is showcasing one of Jacksonville’s most well known artists, Lee Harvey. Lee is an internationally known graphic designer and artist famous or infamous, depending on who you ask, for his prophetic Vote Republican swastika design and his cutting edge fine art. His imagery Read More …