Image courtesy of Phillip D. Breske Photography.
Magnolia Art Xchange
The Magnolia Art Xchange — known as MAX — is Ocala’s first art incubator. Located in the historic Union Station, MAX is designed to further visual artists’ creativity and professionalism; to be a collaborative resource hub for artists, educators and art enthusiasts; and to dramatically expand the cultural presence in Ocala.
This summer, MAX will offer studio and communal spaces for resident and member artists, teachers, professional advisors and students — all open for the community’s interaction! Public workshops, classes and events will enrich the ever-present visual artists’ work and growth. Art enthusiasts will have the opportunity to personally connect with artists and their art, and to support the artists with purchasing their art.
We hope you will check our website often for updates as we move full steam ahead towards opening our doors!
This summer, MAX will offer studio and communal spaces for resident and member artists, teachers, professional advisors and students — all open for the community’s interaction! Public workshops, classes and events will enrich the ever-present visual artists’ work and growth. Art enthusiasts will have the opportunity to personally connect with artists and their art, and to support the artists with purchasing their art.
We hope you will check our website often for updates as we move full steam ahead towards opening our doors!
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Apply Today!We are now accepting resumes for a friendly and highly responsible part-time Administrative/Facility Assistant. This position has varied responsibilities and works under the general direction of a nonprofit board of directors to provide high-quality customer service and administrative support to Magnolia Art Xchange.
Click here for the full job description, requirements, and details on how to apply. |
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The arts and cultural scene is a major indicator of a city’s growth potential. We are not alone.
The City of Ocala has matched our investment with capital improvements necessary to support programming. |
“We talk about wanting to create jobs, and when we talk to the great companies about coming to Ocala I’m always asked three questions: |
