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St. Augustine art exhibit brings artists' perceptions of US history

June 24, 2026, 4:49 a.m. ET
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "A Lot of Ins, A Lot of Outs. A Lot of What Have Yous" by Melissa Parra-Morrow won Honorable Mention.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "A Lot of Ins, A Lot of Outs. A Lot of What Have Yous" by Melissa Parra-Morrow won Honorable Mention.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "All Men Still Arguing" by Avery St. Jean won Honorable Mention.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "All Men Still Arguing" by Avery St. Jean won Honorable Mention.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "American Dream" by Lisa Miller won Honorable Mention.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "American Dream" by Lisa Miller won Honorable Mention.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "American Mother" by Jenny Keyser won the Alice Alger Most Creative Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "American Mother" by Jenny Keyser won the Alice Alger Most Creative Award.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "First Generation" by Eric Takov won Honorable Mention.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "First Generation" by Eric Takov won Honorable Mention.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "I Am" by Ryan Weldon wone the Jean Wagner Troemel Best in Show Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "I Am" by Ryan Weldon wone the Jean Wagner Troemel Best in Show Award.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "Standard Bearer 1861" by Jason Mosley won the Avery St. Jean Second Place Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "Standard Bearer 1861" by Jason Mosley won the Avery St. Jean Second Place Award.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Couch Potato's Preamble" by Veronica Haddock won Honorable Mention.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Couch Potato's Preamble" by Veronica Haddock won Honorable Mention.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Politician" by Victor Caruncho won the Avery St. Jean Third Place Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Politician" by Victor Caruncho won the Avery St. Jean Third Place Award.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Promise in the Pane" by M. Kathleen Warren won the Avery St. Jean First Place Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "The Promise in the Pane" by M. Kathleen Warren won the Avery St. Jean First Place Award.
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The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "We the People" by Roxanne Horvath won the Avery St. Jean Fourth Place Award.
The St. Augustine Art Association recently launched "When in the Course of Human Events,” celebrating America 250. Artists were invited to compose works of art that reflected their thoughts on the philosophies or grievance resolutions regarding the Declaration of Independence. "We the People" by Roxanne Horvath won the Avery St. Jean Fourth Place Award.
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