The SFSC MOFAC Permanent Collection includes the Highwaymen Collection. Selections from this collection are usually on display throughout the exhibit season.
Traveling Exhibits: Florida’s Legendary Highwaymen
SFSC MOFAC is home to the Florida Masters Collection, one of the finest collections of contemporary Florida regional art. Selections from this collection are always on view in the museum. The collection includes Christopher Still, Clyde Butcher, John Costin, and Robert Butler.
Featured throughout buildings on the SFSC Highlands County campus
Several works are featured in building B at the SFSC Highlands County campus
Works from from artists, such as Reed Bowman, M. Deyrup, Mollie Doctrow, Tim Lethbridge, John Moran, and Carlton Ward showcasing the natural beauty found in the Lake Wales Ridge area of Florida. Select works are exhibited in either MOFAC or the Lower Lobby Gallery in the Alan Jay Wildstein Center for the Performing Arts.
Select works are on display in the MOFAC bookstore.
Forty-seven photographs of the Seminole Indians, taken by Florence Randale and Phyliss Sheffield.
Photos depicting the pioneer families of the Big Lake Region.
Through images of the landscape and interpretive text panels, this exhibit highlights the history of Highlands, Hardee, and DeSoto counties. The counties were linked historically when DeSoto was a larger county comprised of DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Charlotte, and Glades counties. Their sandy soils and citrus and cattle ranches that developed on the land link the counties geographically.
MUSEUM STORE:
Land of Promise
“ Every great work of art has two faces, one toward its own time and one toward the future, toward eternity. ”
- Daniel Barenboim