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| DE BUCK GALLERY | THE NOOKE |   SCOPE NEW YORK PAVILION Across from The Armory Show 57th St & 12th Ave (West Side Highway) New York, NY 10019     | ||
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| RUBY ANEMIC No Guts No Glory 2012, Sculpture, Neon, 19" x 48" Learn More  | COLIN BEATTY & CRAIG SMITH FireSale2012 Performance Learn More | |||
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| GOLDEN THREAD GALLERY | STEVEN HARVEY / SHFAP | |||
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| KATHERINE NOLAN Surface Attention The Pool 2010, Performance Learn More | MEGHAN BRADY Blue + Black Woodcut #1 2011, Woodcut, 41" x 36" Learn More | |||
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| THOMAS DUDAN Entre Ciel et Terre 2011, Mobilographie, photography 31.5" x 23.6" Learn More | QUENTIN ARMAND La Lune 2009, Digital print, photography 42" x 29.7" Learn More | |||
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| LUCY LIU Totem, 2011 Bronze, 100" x 33" x 25", Edition of 8 Learn More | KATE MACDOWELL Daphne Hand built porcelain, ceramics 53" x 17" x 40" Learn More | |||
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| BURN BEFORE READING: SCOPE FOUNDATION | THE CITY IS WILDER THAN YOU THINK: ROBERT MONTGOMERY | |||
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| PRESENTED BY SCOPE FOUNDATION The Center, Cinders Projects, Lilah Freedland and The ProFailure Press collaborate on Burn Before Reading, a collection of small edition and handmade books, text based artworks and Oral Tradition, accompanied by a reading and performance series. Learn More | PRESENTED BY SCOPE FOUNDATION Positioned outside the SCOPE Pavilion walls and visible from the West Side Highway, Robert Montgomery's new work delves into our collective unconscious with his melancholic The City is Wilder Than You Think, 2012. This large, site-specific text work engages dialogue through the Situationist concept of detournement, which hijacks advertising space in the city, often illegally, and replaces the advertising with poetry. Learn More | |||
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| THE DIAMOND DEN: LAINIE LOVE DALBY | FOCUS: PUERTO RICO SCOPE FOUNDATION | |||
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| CURATED BY A.M.F. PROJECTS, NYC Referred to as "The Lady Gaga of Consciousness & Spirituality", artist & Interfaith Minister Rev. Lainie Love Dalby, presents The Diamond Den, curated by A.M.F. Projects, NYC. Viewers are invited into a fetishistic bricolage layered with pop culture references, melodic soundscapes, bold performance and intoxicating scents, where they may release suffering, self-examine, forgive and learn to 'live your best life' -- as the Minister Lainie Love listens and connects to visitors on a raw human level. Learn More | PRESENTED BY SCOPE FOUNDATION In an effort to uncover emerging trends and amplify groundswell in localized art communities around the globe, SCOPE Foundation is pleased to present Focus: Puerto Rico. A collection of five artists: Juan A Negroni, Martin Albarran, Omar Velazquez, Rogelio Baez Vega, Samuel Toro Rosa will exhibit works in varying media that engage the current socio-political climate of the art community in their native country. Learn More | |||
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
Scope New York 20 12 3/7-11
Call to Artists - Loring Park Art Festival
Artists for Artists
presents:
Loring Park Art Festival
Call to Artists
WHAT: Juried Fine Art and Fine Craft Festival
WHERE: Minneapolis, MN
WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
August 4 & 5, 2012
Saturday: 10 a.m to 6 p.m.; Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
NOTEWORTHY:
*13th Annual highly rated festival.
*Limited to 140 artists.
*Jury/Booth Fees: $30/$230 (double spaces available at $460).
*Estimated attendance: 25,000.
*Drive-up load-in and load-out at booth space.
*Friday setup.
High quality festival held in beautiful Loring Park near downtown Minneapolis, MN. Wildflowers and formal gardens create an idyllic setting for art, food and music. Booths circle a large pond, with ample spaces for display. The festival is coordinated by Artists for Artists, a partnership of experienced artists, whose goal is to provide an opportunity to exhibit and sell work in an atmosphere designed with the artist in mind. Highly rated by the Art Fair Source Book andSunshine Artist Magazine. Many artists reapply annually due to consistent sales potential, loyal community support, repeat buyers.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
Deadline: March 15, 2012
Notification: April 1, 2012
For more details, downloadable artist's prospectus, and application, visit:
www.loringparkfestival.com
Email inquiries to:
info@loringparkfestival.com
You may also contact:
Pat Parnow, Director
612-203-9911
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Call to Artists - Boulder Art & JazzFest 7
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PRINTSHOP BENEFIT 2012 - Silent Auction & Reception
Lower East Side Printshop
Image: Enoc Perez, Ponce Inter-Continental, Ponce, Puerto Rico, 2011. Screenprint with hand painting, 30x22 inches. (Courtesy of Artist and Acquavella Galleries.)PRINTSHOP BENEFIT 2012
Silent Auction and Reception
Wednesday, February 29th, from 6-9pm
at 320 Studios
320 West 37th Street, 14th floor, between 8th and 9th Avenues
The Printshop Benefit is a special annual event that ensures that our residency programs for artists are well funded and we continue to offer an outstanding range and high level of service. Proceeds directly support the Printshop's services to contemporary artists of all creative backgrounds, including free access to professional studio space, stipends, technical assistance, and career advancement services.
With the help of Samantha Rippner, we will celebrate the work of one of our resident artists, Enoc Perez, and feature one of his unique prints as a special Live Auction lot. The Silent Auction hosted by Rebecca Lax will feature artists Chris Martin, Ida Applebroog, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Philip Taaffe, Mary Heilmann, and many others.
A preview reception will be held at the Printshop on Wednesday, February 15th, from 6-8pm featuring a selection of the silent auction works. The Preview reception is free and open to the public and the exhibition will remain on view at the Printshop through February 27th. All works are also available for viewing on our website, http://printshop.org.
Through exhibitions, publications, and educational programming the Printshop promotes better understanding and appreciation of printmaking and contemporary art. Serving more than 160 artists annually, the Printshop is the largest residency program for printmaking in the US and serves a growing, broad, and diverse audience of artists, arts professionals, students, and the general public.
To view available artwork and for ticket information, please click here.
BENEFIT COMMITTEE
CHAIR
Jill Marino
UNDERWRITERS
Laura and Lloyd Blankfein, Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn and Gary Cohn, Courtney Finch Taylor, Michael and Laura Fisch, Cheri Friedman, ICAP / John Nixon, John Koegel, Esq., Stacy and Curtis Lane, Stacy and John Louizos, Jill and Thomas Marino, Newmark Knight Frank, Jane Nixon, Andrew Charles Porter, Carla and Tim Porter, Jane Dresner Sadaka and Ned Sadaka, Mary and David Solomon and Cristin Tierney Gallery.
We thank the artists and the following institutions for their generous artwork donations:
James Cohan Gallery, Derriere L'Etoile Studio / Maurice Sanchez, Kunsthalle Galapagos, James E. Miller, Mitchell-Innes and Nash Gallery, Mixed Greens Gallery, Pierogi Gallery, and Ribuoli Digital / Andre Ribuoli and Jennifer Mahman.
We thank our sponsors:
Acquavella Galleries, The Art Dossier, Art in America, Bomb Magazine, ArtCat, Karen Cunninham Photography, The L Magazine, Newmark Knight Frank, and re-title.
Special thanks to The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Ronald and Frayda Feldman for their generosity.
Lower East Side Printshop's programs have been supported in part by public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Private supporters have included: Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation, Greenwall Foundation, Jerome Foundation, New York Community Trust - Edward and Sally Van Lier Fund, PECO Foundation, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, and our generous patrons and members.
We thank our volunteers, friends, members, and patrons for their dedication, support, and generosity.
Lower East Side Printshop, Inc.
306 West 37th Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10018
t 212-673-5390 ext 13
f 212-979-6493
info@printshop.org
http://printshop.org
Deadline Extended - Call to Artists - Festival in the Park
Festival in the Park
presents:
presents:
Kings Drive Art Walk
Call to Artists
Call to Artists
Deadline Extended to March 1; New Booth Spaces Added!
WHAT: Fine Arts & Fine Crafts Festival
WHERE: Sugar Creek Greenway, Charlotte, NC
WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
April 28 - 29, 2012
NOTEWORTHY:
*Second Annual Fine Art and Fine Craft Juried Festival.
*Limited to 65 fine and emerging artists in total.
*Jury/Booth Fees: $25/$225; electricity available for an additional $25.
*Artists' amenities include free parking and 24-hour security.
*All booth locations along a greenway; no "hidden" spaces.
*Strong community support.
*Short dolly-in for setup and teardown.
*For more details about the show, click HERE
Since the fall of 1964, Festival in the Park has brought Charlotteans from all walks of life together to enjoy arts, crafts, music and family entertainment. With the mission of bringing the community together by celebrating the arts, the Festival Board is excited to broaden its reach and to announce the second year of its spring fine arts event, the Kings Drive Art Walk.
We invite you to participate in our spring event which will be held along the Sugar Creek Greenway, a newly reclaimed natural waterway between East Morehead Street and Pearle Street Bridget along Kings Drive. With a focus on fine and emerging artists, our new spring festival on this beautiful and easily accessible venue will become an annual fine arts outing!
Most importantly, the King's Drive section of the Sugar Creek Greenway is adjacent to some of Charlotte's most prestigious and affluent neighborhoods - with homeowners who appreciate and can afford fine are. We intend to target these neighborhoods with appropriate promotional materials.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:
Deadlines:
NOTICE: Deadline Extended to March 1!
Notification:
March 20, 2012
For more details, artist's prospectus, and to apply, visit:
www.FESTIVALinthePARK.org/
Email inquiries to:
festival@FESTIVALinthePARK.org
You may also contact by telephone:
Julie Whitney Austin
Festival Director
704-338-1060
Fountain Art Fair Launch Party - Gallery Bar
Fountain Art Fair will take place at the 69th Regiment Armory during
Armory Arts Weekend March 9-11. We hope you're as excited as we are!!
Help us kick off this year's Fountain frenzy at our official pre-fair Launch Party.
Armory Arts Weekend March 9-11. We hope you're as excited as we are!!
Help us kick off this year's Fountain frenzy at our official pre-fair Launch Party.
CELEBRATE WITH
FREE BOMB BEER from 8pm-9pm!
FREE BOMB BEER from 8pm-9pm!
An amazing collection of artwork curated by UPRISE ART!
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