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by Joe Roache
The City of Jacksonville is proud to present the commemorative poster for the 2012 Jacksonville Jazz Festival.
This year, more than 150 entries were received for consideration.
The St. Johns River Rhapsody, was created by artist Joe Roache who belives that visual art is a way of
communicating ideas and feelings that cannot be expressed in any other way. He sees visual communication
as a way for a society or a group of people to leave their “mark” on the world stage. Joe Roache is an artist
living in Tallahassee, Florida who does work primarily in oil and acrylic on canvas as well as computer
enhanced and generated images. Joe completed his undergraduate work (B.S.) at Florida A&M University graduating in 1974 and graduate work (M.F.A.) at The University of Wisconsin, Madison graduating in 1983.
Roache has participated in many group and one-man exhibitions. His work is represented in the collections of the former Barnett Bank of Florida (Jacksonville, FL), the City of Orlando, the Bendix Corp., Xerox Inc., the
Mississippi Museum of Art, and the University of South Florida as well as many private collections. His group 
and one-man shows include exhibitions at Alabama State University, The Atlanta Life Insurance Show,
Alabama A&M University, U.S National-International Art Show for the Division of Cultural Affairs of Florida, Gulf
Coast Community College, Four Arts Gallery – Florida State University,LeMoyne Art Foundation in
Tallahassee, Florida, and Okaloosa-Walton Community College.
Poster Sales
$40 signed and numbered (while supplies last)
$25 for an unsigned copy

Order the 2012 commemorative poster, past festival posters and other merchandise.
Posters may also be purchased at:
City of Jacksonville Office of Special Events
117 W. Duval St. Ste., 280
Jacksonville, FL 32202
(904) 630-3690
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
If you are a gallery or framer that would like to puchase posters to sell in your business, please call (904) 630-3690.