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Wild Space Gallery
Wild Space Gallery
Welcome to Wild Space Gallery
Wild Space Gallery, founded by the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation, is located at The Factory St Pete in the Warehouse Arts District of St. Petersburg, Florida. As an extension of the Corridor Foundation's mission, Wild Space Gallery shares stories through visual arts to inspire stewardship for Florida’s diverse environment and unique cultural heritage.
Wild Space Gallery presents five to six exhibitions annually of local, national, and international artists. Through curated programming, we utilize the power of art to shape our understanding of the relationship between nature and humanity while bringing awareness to the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation’s mission.
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Location
2606 Fairfield Ave S, BLDG 7C,
Saint Petersburg, Florida 33712
Hours
Wed-Sat, 2-6pm
Extended for Second Saturdays
Exhibitions
5-6 rotating shows annually
Current Exhibition
Wild Space Gallery Director
Leslie ElsasserWild Space Gallery Director Leslie Elsasser is a globally experienced artist and arts professional whose career spans museum education, program development, and teaching at institutions such as USFCAM, Ringling College of Art and Design, and the University of Tampa. Read more about her on our Board & Staff page.
Wild Space Gallery Curator
Noel Marie SmithNoel Smith, retired Deputy Director and Curator of Latin American and Caribbean Art at USF Contemporary Art Museum (USFCAM), is the Wild Space Gallery curator. Read more about her on our Board & Staff page.
Wild Space Gallery Associate
Matthew McGovernMatthew is a born-and-raised Floridian who grew up in Wesley Chapel. He holds a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Social Science from the University of South Florida, with concentrations in Anthropology and Mass Communication. USF's Contemporary Art Museum gave him his first foothold in the arts through student-led tours and workshops. He has since worked as a gallery attendant at CAM and as an intern at the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg. Read more about him on our Board & Staff page.
