Exhibiting in the Strolling Gallery
Through November 1
Joe Bucci's Acrylic/Oil Painting Class
"Clown" by J.M. Wilder
Joe Bucci's next class starts November 2!
View class description here
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Art After Dark at the Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery
ART, MUSIC, WINE & CHEESE
YOU are invited... to the next
Art After Dark
OCTOBER 28, 2011
7 - 9PM
In the Art League's Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery
October's Featured Artist:
Science Fiction and Fantasy
artist/illustrator David O. Miller
demonstrates an interactive
presentation of fun and excitement.
October's Participating Artists:
Shain Bard - Madona Cole - Xiaomin Kang
Ross McTyre - John R. Redlich - Dave Rogers
Boyd Schockley - Alice Sprintzen
Music by Denise Romas
Acoustic Guitarist & Singer
PLEASE JOIN US!
Roberta Erlagen & Linda Louis, Co-Chairs
33rd Annual St. George Art Festival
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Abandonment to Revelation, by Eddie Rehm
"ABANDONMENT TO REVELATION"
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Monday, October 24, 2011
Ann Arbor Street Art Fair
Ann Arbor Street Art Fair,
the Original
the Original
Call to Artists
WHAT: The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the Original
WHERE: On the streets surrounding the historic Burton Carillon Tower and the tree-lined central campus of the University of Michigan
WHEN: July 18 - 21, 2012
Wed-Fri: 10am-9pm, Sat. 10am-6pm
*The combined Ann Arbor Art Fairs draw more than 500,000 fairgoers from across the nation.
*Marketed extensively throughout Southeast Michigan and northern Ohio.
*Inclusion in the Artist Directory of the Fair's website, which received nearly 8 million hits in July 2011. A color thumbnail of work, contact information and links are included.
*Inclusion in the searchable Iphone Artist Directory, which incorporates a color thumbnail of your work and geolocation of your booth on the Art Fair Map.
*$7500 in award money and automatic reinvitation for award winners.
*Artist amenities include: 24-hour security, indoor restrooms, booth sitting, daily continental breakfast, continuous beverages and snacks available at Artist Hospitality, iced water delivered to booths, and a Welcome Cocktail Reception on Tuesday.
*Application fee $35 through 12/31/11. $40 after 1st of the year.
*Booth fee is $650. Electricity and corners are available for $100 additional
The Ann Arbor Street Art Fair is the original of a collective of four concurrent and contiguous fairs that transform central Ann Arbor into a massive outdoor art gallery each July. Established in 1960 and still true to its mission of increasing public knowledge and appreciation for contemporary fine arts and fine crafts, the Original Ann Arbor Art Fair presents consistently high quality, all original work. Located on the streets surrounding the historic Burton Carillon Tower and the tree-lined central campus of the University of Michigan, the Street Art Fair, the Original, does not host sidewalk sales or merchandise vendors. The Street Art Fair is the only Ann Arbor fair to be named to AmericanStyle's list of Top-Ten Art Fairs and is known for attracting collectors, corporate buyers, and gallery representatives
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
DEADLINE: January 5, 2012: Applications due by 12:00 AM EST.
NOTIFICATIONS E-MAILED: February 3, 2012 and listed on website: www.artfair.org
BOOTH FEE DUE: March 15, 2012
REFUND DEADLINE: May 11, 2012 (less $75 administrative fee)
APPLY AT: www.zapplication.org
JOIN US ON FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/artfair
Joy Wai Gallery - Aaron Olshan
October 28, Wednesday 6-9pm
Presents
Aaron Olshan
Visions from Babylon
Opening Reception Friday Oct 28, 6-9pm
Show runs Friday Oct 29 - Monday Nov 7
Broad Ripple Art Fair
Broad Ripple Art Fair
An Indianapolis Art Center Event
Call to Artists
WHAT: Indianapolis' Best Local Outdoor Festival (Nuvo Newsweekly 2011); Top 100 Art Fair (Sunshine Artist Magazine 2011)
WHERE: The Art Fair takes place on the grounds of the Indianapolis Art Center and its ArtsPark, and the Northside Optimist Opti-Park, located at 67th Street and College Avenue in the Broad Ripple Village Cultural District
WHEN: Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday; May 18-20, 2012; Friday (Preview Party): 6-9pm; Saturday: 10am - 6pm; Sunday: 10am - 5pm
- Ranked among the nation's top festivals every year
- Jury is open to public and scores are released to artists
- Jury/Booth Fees ($35/$320-$420 depending on location)
- Over $400,000 in marketing and promotion
- Features 225 fine artists
- Second day pass-back for patrons; gated fair average of over 20,000 attendees
- New this year an artist break room and private bathroom
- Heavy Item pick up service
- Staff and volunteer supported Load-in and Load-out
- Over 400 volunteers
- For more details click HERE
Established in 1971, the Broad Ripple Art Fair
sponsored by Fifth Third Bank brings together more than 225 artists
from the U.S. and Canada, booths from local cultural organizations,
kid's activities throughout the art fair, two food courts, four beer and
wine gardens and live entertainment on three outdoor stages and the
Frank M. Basile Auditorium. The Art Fair takes place in ArtsPark on the
grounds of the Indianapolis Art Center annually each May. All proceeds
from the Art Fair directly benefit Art Center education, exhibition and
outreach programs. The 42nd Broad Ripple Art Fair will take place May
19-20, 2012 with a preview party sponsored by Indianapolis Power &
Light Company on May 18, 2012.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
Deadline:
January 22, 2012
Notification:
February 10, 2012
Booth Fee Due:
March 23, 2012
For more details, artist prospectus, and to apply, visit:
Email inquiries to:
You may also contact by telephone:
Kyle Herrington, Artist Committee Chair, 317-255-2464 x233
The Art League of Long Island's 56th Annual Members' Exhibition
The Art League of Long Island's
56th Annual Members' Exhibition
PART I: October 9 - October 30
Reception: Sunday, October 16, 3 - 5 PM
PART II: November 6 - November 27
Reception: Sunday, November 6, 3 - 5 PM
GALLERY HOURS: Mon - Fri 9 - 4 PM, Sat & Sun 11 - 4 PM
Award of Excellence Winner, Members' Exhibition Part One:
"Edited Visions 11 & 19" acrylic & photo transfer by Sylvia Harnick
A two-part exhibit featuring about 200 works of art created by the Art League's
many talented members is on display in Art League's Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery
through November.
Congratulations to the following award-winning artists of this year's Members' Exhibition Part One
Award of Excellence:
Sylvia Harnick, Edited Visions 11 & 19, acrylic and photo transfer
Denise Kasof, Brillo & Steel Wool Scouring Pads,Stone Lithography - Edition: 1/7
Iris Kelmenson, Monday Morning, oil painting
Honorable Mention:
Jo-Ann Gartner, Lone Jet, ceramic sculpture
Sylvia Sherwin Goldberg, Yahoo-Com Cats, oil on canvas
David Jaycox, Jr., Mutual Awareness, watercolor
Deirdre Kline, The Perfect Pear, acrylic painting
Vesna Volaric, Light, oil on canvas
Juror
for awards is Dawn Lee, artist, Chairperson of the Art Department at
St. Joseph's College in Patchogue, and Curator of the Omni Gallery in
Uniondale. Ms.
Lee's abstract style of paintings, drawings, and printmaking capture
her keen observation and love of the natural environment.
The Naples Art Association
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Meet the Artists - Rory Coyne
| Save the Date!!! Chicago Artist Visiting San Diego!
RORY COYNE
Meet the Artist on Saturday November 5th, 2011 6 pm http://www.rorycoyneart.com/ rsvp AS@alexandersalazarfineart.com 619-531-8996  |
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In
a world run by technology and instant gratification, I am grounded by a
tradition implemented by generations of Master Artists. Using
techniques influenced by Old Masters, such as Rembrandt, Whistler, and
Sargent, I create allegories that speak to issues of private
contemporary society.
The
symbolisms created within my work, stem from personal experiences in
day to day living, often using animals to signify emotions and
reactions in relationships. These ideas then begin their arduous
evolution from my sketchbook to the final canvas. Contemporary, yet
timeless, myths expressed by emissaries of familiar faces of family
members, friends, and colleagues.
Why
Myth? Because it connects us to the world and one another. It negates
our differences and embraces what we actually are, human beings. We all
descend from tribes and have comparable origins, and as the same
species, have similar reactions to our surroundings. Myth stems from
within us and is molded by culture. It is a response to our everyday
life and embellishes certain details to express a greater truth. My
images come about in a similar way, what I perceive to be in the spirit
of my earliest ancestors. Through my work, those close to me become
divine beings without actually being divine, and their stories are told
in a fantastic way. My art process is the ritual by which I express
these personal myths.
My
works are observations, and commentaries on daily living through the
use of allegory. The meanings behind the symbolic imagery, although
personal, are meant to be interpreted in many different and individual
ways. The subjects are often therianthropic figures; some animal parts
morphing into the body elegantly, while some protrude instead. These
zoomorphs are an extension or form
of the "self" a reflection of identity - not to be confused with
spirit guides or totems. The paintings recognize and confront my own
daimons, which Rollo May refers to as any motive that has the ability
to take over a person. Issues that cause a personal struggle are not
uncommon: concepts such as the challenge to affirm our respective
anima, or self-actualization, and socioeconomic status are ideas that
many people can relate to.
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San Diego Holiday Art Festival
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
4 Bridges Arts Festival
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