About Us
Joseph Loccisano, AIM Program Manager
Joseph Loccisano is an independent arts consultant and professional artist with over 30-years’ experience as an exhibition curator and art instructor for Ringling College of Art & Design; New College of Florida; Nova Southeastern University; and State College of Florida.
Art Immersion Montpelier (AIM) collaborates with others to stage exciting artistic and cultural experiences and opportunities.
Past Events
Art of the Costume "Reinvented”
Features costumes from 11 area theatre companies created from unconventional, recycled or repurposed material.
Participating theatre companies include SCF Studio 84 Productions, Asolo Conservatory, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Florida Studio Theatre, Island Players, The Sarasota Ballet, The Glenridge Performing Arts Center, The Players of Sarasota, Theatre Odyssey, Venic
Phantasmagoric, The World of Elisabeth Stevens
The Dinner Party (featured installation)
Phantasmagoric highlights Stevens’ visual and literary works and the SCF art collection, which includes works by Francisco Goya, Max Ernst, Kathe Kollwitz, Edvard Munch and others.
A fiction writer, poet, artist and journalist, Stevens is the author of 20 books. As a journalist, she has written many articles, ar
Swoon -- "Petrichor"
Petrichor is the scent of the first rain upon the earth after a long dry spell and derives from the Greek name of the fluid that flows through the veins of the gods. Swoon selected "Petrichor" as the title of her new site-specific installation, which exalts ordinary life as it unfolds.
Swoon has been involved in an ongoing exploration of people's relationships to their environ
Tony Biladeau -- “Behemoth”
Monumental paintings and prints which include a floral theme inspired by Biladeau's background in the flower industry and his appreciation for nature.
John Sims -- “Square Roots: A Quilted Manifesto”
“Square Roots: A Quilted Manifesto” seeks to explore the connections between mathematical and artistic process by using the vocabulary of design and function as an entry for a more expanded and palatable mathematical art experience.
Steven Katzman -- “This Miserable Kingdom”
“This Miserable Kingdom" showcases Steven Katzman’s photographic survey documenting the people of the Pojoaque Pueblo in New Mexico.