0–99: The Art of a Rainbow Life : Still Here, Still Becoming @ 925 Maddox

0–99: The Art of a Rainbow Life :
Still Here, Still Becoming @ 925 Maddox Gallery The Fabulous Arts Foundation invites you to celebrate!
About this Event
0–99: The Art of a Rainbow Life :
Still Here, Still Becoming
Opening Celebration, Performances & Community Gathering

August 22, 2026 | 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM
925 Maddox Gallery + Center
925 N. Lime Ave, Sarasota, FL 34237

The Fabulous Arts Foundation invites you to celebrate 0–99: The Art of a Rainbow Life : Still Here, Still Becoming, an intergenerational exhibition honoring the resilience, creativity, and lived experiences of LGBTQIA+ people across generations.

Through visual art, sound, storytelling, performance, installation, and experimental practices, this exhibition explores the evolving journey of queer and trans life—from youth and self-discovery to memory, legacy, healing, and becoming. The works on view reflect the many ways we build community, navigate change, preserve our histories, and imagine our futures.

Join us on August 22nd from 3:00 PM–8:00 PM for a special opening celebration featuring artist talks, live performances, immersive experiences, and opportunities to connect with participating artists and community members. Together, we will honor the stories, voices, and creative expressions that unite us across generations.

The exhibition will remain on view for three months, transforming the 925 Maddox Gallery + Center into a living archive of queer memory, imagination, resilience, and joy. Visitors are encouraged to return throughout the exhibition period to experience evolving programming, performances, workshops, and community conversations inspired by the work.

At its core, 0–99 reminds us that queer and trans lives are not defined by a single moment or milestone. We are continuously growing, learning, surviving, dreaming, and becoming. This exhibition celebrates that ongoing journey and the vibrant tapestry of experiences that connect generations past, present, and future.

Funding by: The Johnson Singer Arts & Education Fund

Support by: Eska Palmer, Art Gallery Chair FabAF