Welcome to Gallery CERO
Located on the scenic shores of Wekiva Island, Gallery CERO is a riverfront art space where nature and creativity meet. Our collection showcases works inspired by the natural world, reflecting the beauty, movement, and serenity of the environment around us.
With a deep appreciation for artists who draw inspiration from their natural surroundings and celebrate the beauty of our planet, Gallery CERO invites you to immerse yourself in a space where creativity flows as effortlessly as the river beside us. Whether you're a collector, an art enthusiast, or simply seeking inspiration, we welcome you to experience the connection between art and nature at our one-of-a-kind gallery.
Gallery CERO is part of Wekiva Island, a riverside oasis dedicated to sustainability, education and art.
The gallery takes its name from Wekiva Island’s vow to go carbon neutral by 2030 by focusing on our trademarked toolkit C.E.R.O. - Conservation, Efficiency, Renewables and Offset. We aim to show patrons unique and beautiful works just as Wekiva Island showcases the unique and natural beauty of the Wekiva River.
EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
WEKIVA PAINT OUT EXHIBITION
MARCH 7TH - JUNE 1ST
Step into a vibrant world of creativity with our upcoming exhibition, featuring a captivating collection of works born from our recent plein-air event, Paint Out. This unique showcase brings together artists from all walks of life, each expressing their deep love for nature and the inspiration found at Wekiva Island.
Through a harmonious blend of color and texture, each piece captures the raw beauty of the landscape—from the serene waters and towering trees to the gentle wildlife that calls it home. This exhibition invites visitors to experience the essence of Wekiva Island through the eyes of these talented artists, offering a profound connection between art and the natural world.
ART DEMONSTRATION BY STEWART JONES
MAY 18 FROM 3-5 PM
Every brushstroke tells a story - and Stewart Jones is here to share his. During this special live demonstration, watch as he brings endangered buildings and natural landscapes to life on paper, preserving them with delicate washes of watercolor.
A veteran of the Wekiva Paint Out, Jones has spent years capturing scenes that might soon exist only in memory. Join us to witness the beauty of plein-air painting and the mission to make sure no place worth remembering is ever truly forgotten.
FEATURED ARTWORK