ArtServe Inaugural Impact Award Winners Show Special Talent for Making a Difference Through the Arts
ArtServe Exec. Dir. Jason Hughes; Marc Martorana; Dr. Steven Evans, Outclique; Dan Perez, photographer; Kat Sierra, Funding Arts Broward; Karen Parker, Holy Cross Health; Yvonne Pubien, Nailed It DYI Studio Ft. Ldle.; Julie Williamson-Bresset, Chair

ArtServe Inaugural Impact Award Winners Show Special Talent for Making a Difference Through the Arts

ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.?

At the event sponsored by?FPL,?Primo Liquors,?John Knox Village, OutClique and?Truist, attendees and honorees enjoyed a fashion show by artist Kenny Ruiz of?MagChop, along with cocktails and live music as they mingled amid?ArtServe’s successful “Art and Mental Health” exhibit?currently being displayed through Friday, June 16, 2023.

“Our inaugural Impact Award winners showed exactly why the creative industries are such an important economic driver,” ArtServe, Inc. Executive Director JASON HUGHES said. “In their own individual ways, each honoree exemplified how the human experience of artistic self-actualization can motivate others to also dream big and, in turn, propel their own vision forward, too.”?

ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
City of Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis, ArtServe Board Chair Julie Williamson-Bresset and ArtServe Past President Jeff Lowe
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Don D'Arminio, Jane Bolin, Paul McDermott, Marc Martorana
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Jason Hughes; Karen Parker, Holy Cross Health
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Jason Hughes, Our Fund Executive Director David Jobin, Angel Burgos
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Yvonne and Claudin Pubien

ArtServe’s 2023 Impact Award winners are:

·????? Yvonne Pubien , whose arts and crafts studio Nailed It DIY Studio Fort Lauderdale has changed lives and brought diversity to her franchise nationwide.

·?????Marc Martorana, a retired professional big-budget party planner who uses his unique catering artistry skills to help local non-profits with fundraising.

·?????Dr. Steven O. Evans, PhD , whose love of the arts led him to create?Outclique, a monthly arts and entertainment magazine popular beyond the #LGBTQ community.

·????? Dan Perez , an ArtServe graduate and professional photographer who leverages his success to help other up-and-coming #artists.

·?????Holy Cross Health, which has successfully created a luxurious sanctuary feeling within its spaces by incorporating artwork in collaboration with ArtServe.?

·?????Funding Arts Broward, which sustains cultural enrichment in Broward County by funding high quality visual and performing arts programs that are open to the public.

ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Gail Nicolaus, Kimberly Cagiano, Mary Monusky
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Angie Davis, Timothy Bryant and Julie Williamson-Bresset
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Cathy Wilson, Molly Wilson, Elizabeth Gomez
ArtServe—one of the nation’s longest-standing arts incubators—held its inaugural “Impact Awards” to honor the most transformative and influential artists and arts supporters in Greater Fort Lauderdale local media, the community, business and philanthropy.
Jude Paskoski, Ryan Spring, Gail Auguston-Koppen, Jason Hughes

ArtServe inspires, supports and advances its diverse members, artists and community by promoting artistic development, education and prosperity through the exploration and presentation of the visual and performing arts.??

For more information about ArtServe, visit?www.artserve.org.??Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.?

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About ArtServe?

Named a “2020 Top-Rated Nonprofit” by GreatNonprofits, the leading provider of user reviews of charities and nonprofits, Fort Lauderdale-based ArtServe is an award-winning arts incubator that is advancing the arts for social good as a creative laboratory and hub for experimental artists committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. Now in its 35th year, ArtServe has won several awards for innovation in the arts and is supported in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and Florida’s Department of State and the Division of Cultural Affairs. Each year, ArtServe programs contribute tangibly to the region’s economy, helping 2,000+ artists sell their work, build businesses and engage the community. To do that, ArtServe secures financial support through donations, sponsorships and memberships.?

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Kat Sierra Julie Williamson-Bresset Dean Trantalis David Jobin Donald D'Arminio Jane F. Bolin Timothy Bryant, PE Gail Nicolaus Kim Cagiano Mary J. Monusky Molly Wilson

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Looking great Jason!

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