Carole A. Feuerman (born 1945) is an American sculptor and author known as a Superrealist.  She is one of the three artists who started the movement in the late 1970s. She is best known for her figurative works of swimmers and dancers. She is the only artist to make realistically painted outdoor sculptures and the only woman to sculpt in this style.

American prop designer and co-founder of Modern Props, Inc., a prop design and rental company that produced and distributed props for film and television productions such as Ghostbusters (1984) and RoboCop (1987), as well as films and TV series in the Star Trek and Marvel/DC franchise.

Science Fiction & Hollywood: The Art of John Zabrucky will be on display from January 24th - June 28th, 2025.

​A trailblazer in Contemporary Figurative Op Art, Garant's oil paintings blend graphic elements with traditional portraiture techniques. She pioneers analogue Glitch Art, employing patterns, duplication, symmetry, and image superposition to craft her mesmerizing visuals. Her works delve into human duality, exploring the conflict between inner identity and outward persona.

Mirages will be on display from January 24th - April 5th, 2025

The James and Renie Grohl Collection at the Medici Museum of Art is a distinguished assemblage of artworks that reflects a deep appreciation for artistic excellence and cultural significance. Generously gifted by the Grohl family, this collection serves as a testament to their enduring passion for the arts and their commitment to preserving and sharing remarkable works with the public.

The exhibition builds upon the theme of the zodiac, perceived in the eyes of each artist selected.  The artwork submitted does not need to be any particular sign from the zodiac, but it needs to have astrological meaning.

There will be a panel discussion with well known guest artists and renown curators, a reception, and a catalog made of the exhibition. The in-person and digital exhibition features works by emerging and established artists in an atmosphere of philosophical, technological, and aesthetic experimentation.

Medici’s newest addition is Carole Feuerman’s newest monumental work weighs over one ton. It features a male’s head with organic shapes of bronze water drops sliding off the surface. This unique look is achieved through a technique that Feuerman herself developed, called ‘Painting with Fire.’ The artist first conceived of the idea while traveling by plane in 1998, feeling moved to express the gorgeous natural patterns that she witnessed from her aerial vantage point.

Despite its detachment from the rest of the body, ‘Poseidon’ conveys a surge of momentum, as the viewer anticipates full emergence from below the surface. The scale of the piece in combination with the pedestal height contributes to its potency.