Explore the Exhibit
You are here. Exploring the Florida Wildlife Corridor will showcase iconic landscapes of the Corridor, from the Everglades up through working lands, wildlife underpasses, and into Florida’s gorgeous springs and forests. The exhibit will feature stunning landscape and wildlife photography under the categories: wetlands, working lands, wildlife crossings, and waterways. Visitors will be greeted by a large-scale map of the Corridor to ensure their working knowledge of the geography as well as the unique ecosystems and species it supports. The location of each artist’s work will be identified on the map and in the work’s description as visitors journey through the exhibit, can explore the online interactive map full of Corridor story maps and related short films.

About the Florida House
Our State Embassy on Capitol Hill that connects, celebrates, and champions Florida to the world. We are the only state to have an embassy. They work to connect Floridians to Washington, D.C. and vice versa through educational, cultural, economic, and social resources that engage students, visitors, guests, our Congressional Delegation, Floridians and Floridians-at-Heart. The Florida House is currently exhibiting the Florida Highway Men.
Meet the Curator
The exhibit is being curated by Noel Marie Smith, a visual arts curator and arts administrator with three decades of experience working with artists, curators, and arts institutions locally, nationally and internationally. At the USF Institute for Research in Art: Graphicstudio | Contemporary Art Museum, she served as Deputy Director of the Contemporary Art Museum, where she curated a number of exhibitions, including Constant Storm: Art from Puerto Rico and the Diaspora, Los Carpinteros: Inventing the World, and Histórias/Histories: Contemporary Art from Brazil. Smith has experience with artist collaborations, educational programming, and grant writing, and is a published translator of literary and critical texts from Spanish to English. She is a third generation Florida native.
Thank You to Our Sponsor
You Are Here was made possible by the George and Mildred Frank Environmental Endowment at the Community Foundation Tampa Bay.
