Harrison Gallery

Reflection - As our anniversary continues I look back on the last 40 years in my gallery and can’t help but think of the first piece I ever created circa 1981. I went to the library and picked out the book that started it all, “The Craft and Creation of Wood Sculpture”. What a hoot, HH

In honor of Pride Month, the gallery celebrates work by artist Van Eno (c. 1978), whose creativity, generosity, and larger-than-life spirit left an enduring mark on Key West. He designed costumes, sets, posters, and playbills for the island’s community theaters, bringing imagination and theatrical flair to every endeavor. This expressive figure embodies the wit, drama, and unapologetic individuality that made Van Eno’s work—and life—so unforgettable.
Stop by and check her out - she is so Van!

Light weight statement pieces. Silk covered wood bead necklaces. And a Frankie Slaughter collage painting making the perfect match.
Limited stock available now at Harrison Gallery.