Art of and from the Earth Pensacola Museum of Art's new exhibit Earth Elements will feature Earth-inspired artwork in the Lewis Bear Galleries through November 7. All of the featured pieces are works created by three Florida artists - Melani Brewer, Pam Moody and Maya Schonenberger. Types of works include fiber works, ceramics and jewelry. Be sure to visit the Pensacola Museum of Art during the Month of October to view Earth Elements: Earth inspired artwork by three Florida artists.

The works featured were created by Florida artists Melani Brewer, Pam Moody and Maya Schonenberger will represent a variety of mediums, including fiber works, ceramics, and jewelry.

Pam Moody is self-taught in the ceramic arts. As a native of Florida, she is especially interested in creating both indigenous and invasive species from this state. She enjoys portraying subjects both realistically as well as in a non-traditional, humorous, or out of context state.

Maya Schonenberger creates fiber work and jewelry pieces, in which she focuses on the interaction of humans with nature and the changes that result from this process.

Melani Brewer has always loved working with textiles, exotic yarns and threads. Her interest in biology and the environment facilitated her to make the natural leap to fiber works.

Earth Elements will be on display in the Lewis Bear Family Galleries through November 7.

The Pensacola Museum of Art is located at 407 South Jefferson Street Pensacola. Museum hours are Tuesday-Friday from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from noon-5 p.m. The museum is closed on Mondays.

Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for students and active duty military. Tuesdays are free for everyone.

For more information about PMA, call (850) 432-6247.