LYNX Transportation Authority

LYNX Transportation Authority

 The LYNX NAP Exhibit is held in Orlando, Florida. Artists invited to participate in this exhibition include LYNX employees, retirees, volunteers and the immediate family members of employees or retirees. The National Arts Program is pleased to provide materials and funding for this visual art exhibit including awards totaling $3,450.

6th Annual Exhibit

Idilio

Martin Canaveral
Professional, First Place & Best of Show
Painting
Relative; Access LYNX Transportation
6th Annual Exhibit

Cherries

Katerina Bourouva
Teen 13-18, Third Place
Photography
Relative; Planning
6th Annual Exhibit

A World to Drown In

Orlando Rosado
Professional
Works on Paper
Relative; Planning
6th Annual Exhibit

Paris Eifel Tower

Arianna Johnson
Youth 12 & Under, Second Place
Works on Paper
Relative; Finance Dept.
6th Annual Exhibit

Potter

Sally Yacoob
Intermediate, First Place
Works on Paper
Employee; Finance Dept.
6th Annual Exhibit

Sea Turtle

C.M. Kuffel
Professional, Second Place
Works on Paper
Employee; Safety
6th Annual Exhibit

Hidden Owl

Kim Meeks
Amateur, First Place
Photography
Employee; Procurement
6th Annual Exhibit

Guacama

Imarly Canaveral
Youth 12 & Under, First Place
Works on Paper
Relative; Access LYNX Transportation

Pages

News Archive

2011

October 26, 2011
LYNX employees in Orlando fill TranspARTation Gallery

2010

September 16, 2010
LYNX, FL has extended their registration deadline

2009

October 12, 2009
APTA Meeting at LYNX is treated to NAP Artists
7th Annual Exhibit
Exhibition Dates:
Sep 11, 2018 to Oct 19, 2018
Reception Date:
TBD

Coordinator(s)

Debbe King, Coordinator
(407) 353-3651
debbemking1521@gmail.com

Venue Location

455 N. Garland Ave.
Orlando, Florida 32801
Website

Images on Flickr

"When I saw the call for entries for the 1999 NAP, I decided that I'd like to participate so I contacted a fellow employee to ask her how to mat and frame my photos. I didn't know her very well at that time, but knew she took photographs and had participated in the NAP in the past. She mentored me through my first NAP and because of this exhibit. I have continued to enter the National Arts Program Exhibit each year and have received honorable mentions and some 2nd and 3rd places. In 2009, I won the Intermediate category for the very first time with my first digital photo entry entitled, Shades of Red! If it had not been for the National Arts Program, I would never have exhibited my photographs and shared my talents with the community. Thank you for all you do to keep this program going and growing!"

Nancy Neill, Indoor Recreation Coordinator, Lubbock, TX