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Arts and Culture

The Hotel is a Gallery
Betsy Exhibitions
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Ever spent the night in an art gallery? From indelible pre-stardom images of the Rolling Stones to contemporary African art, The Betsy is a modern museum.

Enzo Barracco

Enzo Barracco is an Emmy-nominated photographer, and author.

Ernie Button

Exhibited in B Bar
Ernie Button is a photographer based out of Phoenix, Arizona. His photography is best known for the portfolios Cerealism (landscapes and portraits created from breakfast cereal) and Vanishing Spirits: The Dried Remains of Scotch Whisky.

Jill Greer

Exhibited in B Bar
This exhibit showcases the intricate patterns formed by ice crystals before the bubble bursts. Each photograph captures the short-lived intricate and amazing beauty lasting only milliseconds.

Juan Carlos Zaldivar

Exhibited in Hallways
Juan Carlos Zaldívar (Violenta Flores) is a filmmaker, video artist and professor. As sound designer, Z worked in Academy Nominated films (Ang Lee's "Sense and Sensibility;" "On the ropes”), and on HBO’s America Undercover, for which they garnered an Emmy nomination.

Lillian Bassman

Exhibited in LT Steak & Seafood
Lillian Bassman presented by Peter Fetterman Gallery

Mac Stone

Exhibited in Gallery
Mac Stone is a National Geographic photographer and Explorer and his images help tell the complex stories of wetlands and wilderness through the wildlife and people who rely upon them.

Maria Daniel Balcazar

Exhibited in Carlton Room
Maria Daniel Balcazar is a documentary photographer. Most of her projects focus on the vitality of cultural traditions in the constant remaking of identity.

Ray Tenorio, Mythological Africa and the Transcultural Influences in the Americas

Exhibited in Board Room
Ray A. Tenorio was born in Havana and currently lives in Miami. Influences in his work are vast and varied, and include his Latin roots, Expressionism, urban mythology and fashion...

Robert Zuckerman

Exhibited in Art Deco Wing
A Film industry photographer, Zuckerman’s award-winning images graced movie franchises and celebrity publicity campaigns for more than two decades. His Hollywood career ended when he was diagnosed...
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