Abstract Impressionist Susan Marx at A. Jain Marunouchi Gallery in November

Abstract Impressionist Susan Marx Exhibits Paintings at the

A. Jain Marunouchi Gallery, October 30 - November 24, 2012

Recent Works Painted in Montclair, New Jersey

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 8, 5:30 PM -7:30 PM

Gallery Address: 24 West 57 Street, Suite 605, New York, NY 10019

Gallery Hours: 11 AM - 5 PM, Tuesday through Saturday

 Susan Marx - "Rose Garden" (2012), 30"x 24", acrylic on canvas

Abstract Impressionist Susan Marx's devotion to startling jubilant color is contagious.  She is in love with color and with paint. 

Inspired by the French masters, Monet, Van Gogh and Abstract Expressionist Joan Mitchell,  Marx invigorates her canvases with colorful dynamic brushstrokes.  She approaches painting with the thoughtful spontaneity of an Impressionist.  Pastoral scenes are alive with spirited energy.  Marx's effervescent use of light pierces through her canvasses, stunning us into sensual appreciation of our natural world. 

Ardently devoted to painting en plein air, out of doors, Marx's dedication to nature is lithe with personal emotions.  Sensuous shapes tempered with vigorous color, breathe life into Marx's personal, dynamic compositions.  "Color, the use of warm and cool colors and their combinations are of extreme importance, as are my expressive brushstrokes, my personal handwriting," explains Marx.  "My painting is a result of my radical amazement at the visual world and my need to turn that visual experience into paint.  Nature is my starting point, but not my end result.  I try to capture the essence of a scene.  Its emotions and color.  And leave the rest to the viewer's imagination to bring him itso the painting."

Susan Marx is represented by and exhibits at the A. Jain Marunouchi Gallery, 24 West 57th Street,  the Agora Gallery, 520 West 25th Street and the Amsterdam Whitney Gallery, 531 West 25th Street in New York City.  She has also exhibited at the Fox Gallery, the Keane Mason Gallery and The Emerging Collector in New York and in New Jersey at the Robin Hutchins Gallery, the Korby Gallery, the Hait Gallery, Nitsa Fine Arts, the Marino Gallery, The Art Gallery of South Orange, The Gaelen Gallery East, The Tenth Muse, and The Right Angle.  She exhibited in Paris at the Musée des Duncan.  In Israel, she showed her work at the Museum of Printing Art in Safed and at the Artist's House in Jerusalem.

Marx's paintings are is in private collections in the United States and abroad. She lives in Orange, NJ and volunteers at the Montclair Art Museum and the Newark Museum.

Susan Marx - "Garden Abstract" (2012), 30"x 24", acrylic on canvas

Susan Marx - "White Irises" (2012), 30"x 24", acrylic on canvas

Call to Artists - Do you want to become a featured artist?

.featured artists	October 05, 2012
Do you want to become a featured artist?   It's LIQUID is searching artists from all over the world to be included in its range of featured artists. If you would like to be a featured artist send us a brief text about you and your work, CV, biography, a selection of high resolution images and your contacts to info@itsliquid.com   It's an amazing opportunity for you to share your talent!   Your work will be posted on It's LIQUID and will be sent through our Newsletters service which are distributed directly to over 80.000 international collectors, consultants, advisers, critics, writers, curators, dealers and other visual arts professionals.   Our featured artists are Maurizio Cattelan, Vanessa Beecroft, Takashi Murakami, Jeff Koons, Olafur Eliasson, Bill Viola, Spencer Tunick, David LaChapelle and others. The next could be YOU!    Database demographics: 40% in North America / 45% in Europe / 15% in other locations (South America, Australia, Japan, etc.). Key information: over 100.000 monthly unique visitors / over 500.000 million monthly page views / over 80.000 newsletter subscribers.   You can find more info about the "featured artists" service in the "advertise" section on the website or download the It's LIQUID media pack 2012 here to know all the details about it and other advertising opportunities.   It's LIQUID Groupc/o Luca Curci Architects Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 33 70122 Bari (Italy)   +39.0805234018 +39.3387574098 info@itsliquid.com www.itsliquid.com

The Ellis Boston Antiques Show - October 18-21, 2012

October 18-21, 2012 ANTIQUES · JEWELRY · FINE ART · DECORATIVE ARTS RARE MAPS · SILVER · PRINTS · QUILTS AND MORE The Cyclorama Boston Center for the Arts 539 Tremont Street in the South End Gala Preview to benefit Thursday, October 18, 5:30pm     SAVE THE DATE! Weekend Show & Sale Friday 1-9, Saturday 11-8, Sunday 11-5 Admission $15, under 12 free. Complimentary catalog & coat check Café at show.  Valet Parking. EllisBoston.com or call 617-363-0405

Call to Artists - 58th Talbot Street Art Fair

58th Talbot Street Art Fair  

 

Call to Artists

WHAT: Fine Art and Fine Craft Event

 

WHERE: Indianapolis, IN

WHEN: June 8-9, 2013       

           Saturday, 10-6; Sunday 10-5    

   
          

NOTEWORTHY: 

*Ranked among the nations top festivals every year. 

*Limited to 270 artists in juried fine art and fine craft

*Application and Entry fees, $25/$295.  A few larger spaces available at extra cost. 

 

*Over 50,000 in attendance

*Merit and Purchase Awards

  

*Friday set-up, drive to space for load in and load out.

  

*24 hour security

*Artist and RV parking

*Reduced hotel rates 

The fair, sponsored by Talbot Street Art Fair, Inc. a non-profit organization, is held along Talbott Street between 16th and 20th Streets (North-South) and between Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets (East-West) in the historic Herron-Morton neighborhood on the near-northside of Indianapolis.

  

Talbot Street Art Fair is the oldest, juried show in Central Indiana and remains free to the public.

All of the fair's focus is on the artists.  We do not have commercial booths or performing musicians.  The fair has a dedicated following of patrons who show up rain or shine.  We do extensive local and regional advertising that includes billboards, newspapers, magazines, online ads and radio and television interviews.  Our purpose is an organized fair that runs smoothly and brings buying customers to our artists for successful sales.   

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:  

Deadline:  January 21, 2013

Notification:  March 15, 2013

Website:  www.talbotstreet.org

Email:  talbotstreetartfair@hotmail.com

Phone:  317-745-6479 

FIT Hosts Lecture by British Photographer Martin Parr

FIT HOSTS LECTURE

BY BRITISH PHOTOGRAPHER MARTIN PARR

Free and Open to the Public

WHAT:   British photographer Martin Parr is internationally known for his innovative imagery, his oblique approach to social documentary, and his input to photographic culture within the UK and abroad.


<-- Photo from Martin Parr's Portfolio

Parr says of his work, “With photography, I like to create fiction out of reality. I try and do this by taking society’s natural prejudice and giving this a twist.”

In recent years, Parr has developed an interest in filmmaking, and has started to use his photography within different conventions, such as fashion and advertising.  In 2002 the Barbican Art Gallery and the National Media Museum in England initiated a retrospective of Martin Parr’s work, which toured Europe for five years.  He is a visiting professor at the University of Wales, Newport campus, and he is a full member of Magnum Photographic Corporation.

WHEN:   Tuesday, October 16, 3:30 pm

WHERE:  FIT, Katie Murphy Amphitheatre
Fred P. Pomerantz Art and Design Center
Seventh Avenue at 27th Street

Call to Artists - Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff

Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff   

Celebrating 52 Years of Artistic Excellence!  

Call to Artists

WHAT: Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff, one of the nation's top fine art festivals
          (Sunshine Artist Magazine #20 2012)

 

WHERE: Beautiful downtown St. Joseph, MI 

WHEN: Saturday and Sunday 

           July 13-14, 2013 

NOTEWORTHY: 

*One-half century of artistic and sales excellence. 

*Limited to 216 artists. 

*Average sales (2012): $4,190.00, (source: Sunshine Artist Magazine) $3,700 (source: 136 respondents from 2012 artist survey). 

*Jury/Booth Fees ($30/$275 or $300, depending on space size: 15x15 and 20x20); many with exposure on two sides. 

*Estimated attendance: 70,000, drawn from all over the Midwest. 

*Friday set-up; drive to space for load-in and load-out. 

*Artist-in-Residence program; residents host artists in their homes. 

*Excellent artist amenities, including artist-only parking, Saturday gourmet breakfast, booth sitters, electricity available to many booths, artists' hospitality room and much more.

   

*Best of Category Awards $100 cash, Krasl Board Choice Award and Shore Magazine "Best Booth Award."

*Friday night kick-off party with gourmet food, wine tasting and live music and more.

*Round table artists' discussion with committee and staff.

*Jury session open to artists and public to observe.

*For more details about the show, click HERE    

The Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff celebrates 52 years of artistic excellence at Lake Bluff Park in 2013, overlooking Lake Michigan. The festival draws crowds from Chicago, northern Indiana, Grand Rapids and other nearby cities.

Comments from participating artists:

• "In this age when most art shows think they can "improve" their shows by bringing in carnivals and petting zoos, Krasl has not forgotten that it is about the artists and kept their focus on that."
• "The community support is overwhelmingly the best of any show I do. Out of doing 25+shows a year, this is the one that I look forward to. A big thank you to the pastry chef for the 'BEST' calories ever and the Boulevard Inn for the artist discounted rate."
• "I just wanted to thank you for having me in your show. The award I won was such an honor! I had a great show both in terms of sales and the fun factor. You and your staff of volunteers do such a great job with the show. It was such a pleasure being part of such a well run event. I also wanted to thank you for finding a host family for me to stay with while I was in St. Joseph. My host family was wonderful too. I look forward to next year"   

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:  

Deadline:  

January 11, 2013

Application through

www.zapplication.org

Jury Date:
February 1, 2013 (artists and public invited to observe)

Notification:
February 22, 2013

Booth Fee Due:
April 5, 2013  
For more details and artist's prospectus, visit:

http://www.krasl.org/af_artist_info.php 

Email inquiries to:
Sara Shambarger, Director 

sshambarger@krasl.org

You may also contact by telephone:
269.983.0271     

Flowers Gallery Presents Nadav Kander - Yangtze - The Long River

Flowers Gallery Presents  NADAV KANDER: Yangtze – The Long River Chongqing VII (Washing Bike) For additional images and inquiries contact: Danielle Grant | A&O PR (P) 415.860.0767 | (E) danielle@aopublic.com Opening Reception: October 18, 6 - 8pm Exhibition Dates: October 19 - November 24, 2012 NEW YORK, August 13, 2012 — Flowers Gallery is pleased to announce the New York debut of Nadav Kander’s Prix Pictet award-winning photographic series, Yangtze — The Long River. For this body of work, Kander traveled the nearly 4,000-mile long Yangtze River, from mouth to source, photographing the landscape and the people living along its shores. Yangtze — The Long River is a body of work that captures the dramatic effects of a nation at the precipice of enormous industrial and economic change and considers the history and folklore of the waterway that runs through the blood of the people. The exhibition will run from October 19th through November 24th, with a reception for the artist on October 18th, from 6-8pm. Flowing for a distance of 3,988 miles, the Yangtze is the longest river in Asia and the third longest river in the world. Roughly bisecting the country of China from West to East, the edges of this watercourse are home to a population larger than America’s. One in every eighteen people on the planet lives along its shores. Over a period of three years, Nadav Kander made five trips to the banks of the Yangtze, traveling up-stream from mouth to source. Using the river as a metaphor for a world in flux, Kander attempted to relate and reflect the implications of modern-day China’s incomprehensible and seemingly unnatural pace of development. Kander’s China is a country both at the beginning of a new era and at odds with itself. With the accelerated clip at which China’s economy continues to grow, this body of work examines how progress can dramatically affect the way the physical world shapes our perception of reality and our understanding of ourselves. Kander says in a statement about this body of work: “China is a nation that appears to be severing its roots by destroying its past. Demolition and construction were everywhere on such a scale that I was unsure if what I was seeing was being built or destroyed, destroyed or built.”  Viewers of this exhibition are taken on a meditative and meandering path beginning at the river’s coastal estuary, where thousands of ships leave and enter each day. Imagery of man-made evolutionary progress abounds: the renowned suicide bridges, coalmines and the largest dam in the world – The Three Gorges Dam. Further inland we encounter Chongqing - the fastest-growing urban center on the planet. In the upper areas of the Yangtze, towards its source on the Tibetan Plane, the dense architecture gives way to the mountains—a sparsely populated area where the stream, in its most glacial form, is mostly broken ice. The human figures in these pictures are colorful wisps, often overshadowed by the monochromatic elements of industrial infrastructure and a climate that appears muted by humid weather and pollution. In his statement about the work, Kander draws references to John Martin’s and Caspar David Friedrich’s paintings “…where humans are dwarfed against the might of nature and God” and J.M.W. Turner's paintings, “…where tiny figures are lost in the seething violence of nature suggesting the ultimate defeat of all endeavor, the fallacy of hope.” Kander continues, “I felt the smallness of man pitted against huge ideas, the insignificance of man compared to the state." These bright figures, so stunted in size by their encroaching habitats still manage to anchor Kander’s compositions, and provoke the viewer’s imagination about what the flow of life must be like at a time of accelerated progression. In speaking about his work, Kander relates a friend’s personal narrative: A Chinese friend I made whilst working on the project reiterated what many Chinese people feel: “Why do we have to destroy to develop?”...many of us can revisit where we were brought up and it will be much the same—it will remind us of our families and upbringing. In China that is virtually impossible. The scale of development has left most places unrecognizable. “Nothing is the same. We can’t revisit where we came from because it no longer exists.” Born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1961, Nadav Kander currently lives and works in London. His work forms part of some of the major collections in the world. In 2009, Kander received the prestigious Prix Pictet photographic award for a selection of photographs from Yangtze – The Long River. He is a regular contributor to many international publications, including The New York Times Magazine, for whom he photographed ‘Obama’s People’, a portfolio of 54 portraits of the Obama administration. 529 West 20th Street New York, NY 10011 + (1) 212-439-1700 www.flowersgallery.com

Upcoming Exhibition - Shaka

Shaka
Human Behavior
Oil, foam and plaster on canvas
74 3/4 x 106 1/4 x 13 3/4 in |190 X 270 X 35 cm 

 

Shaka
Street Allegory
Oil foam and plaster
118 x 236 1/4 x 23 1/2 in | 300 X 600 X 60 cm

Shaka
Exhibition: October 19 - November 9, 2012

gallery nine5 is pleased to present a series of recent works by renowned French artist Shaka. Already an established name on the underground scene in Europe and South America, this will be the first time that Shaka will exhibit his bold style in North America.

Shaka focuses on portraiture and figures in movement to reveal the emotional workings behind the façade of everyday human interactions. His figures twist and turn in an energetic color palette, the movement of their bodies representing the struggle for individuality in social power politics. Heightening the internal conflicts of each figure, the paintings feature bas-relief details that pop out from the two-dimensional plane, underscoring the sense of escape and emancipation.

The exhibition centers on an impressive triptych titled Street Allegory. Constructed from oil and plaster, the piece is a composition of impassioned figures charging out of the picture plane to fight against dominant classes and social structures. The high contrast of the piece is amplified by the influence of red on an otherwise achromatic canvas. The figures appear to be a mob in pursuit of the viewer; their faces contorted in acute anxiety. The cohesion of the mob is just an illusion though, as we are tricked by the balance of the composition into believing we see a single group when in fact each member is fending for himself. The piece is a commentary on the mirage of community experienced through political constructs, while also a nod to the stereotypes of the street art movement, which has gained recent mainstream exposure. Dominant language relegates “street artist” to a single category ignoring the diversity in style, motivation, and creative ambition of each individual.

Shaka has been practicing his unique method of sculpting right on the canvas since 2007 in the heart of Paris’s burgeoning contemporary art scene. He mixes technical elements and classical influences with new-age styles like tattoo design and graffiti culture. Shaka’s wide net of inspiration allows him to infuse his work with a commanding presence. Besides the large-scale format that is emblematic of his style, his work is known for a pulsating menagerie of polygons, lines, and angles infused with radiating colors. These elements reflect the inner conflicts of each of Shaka’s subjects who are searching, presumably like us, for individuality, while simultaneously living within communities organized by social norms. In Human Behavior, for example, two figures try to balance on top of two hills of empty drawers. The structure is unstable and ultimately both figures will fall. Shaka has painted a physical manifestation of the inner instability of his subjects.

Shaka (Marchal Mithouard) was born in Evry, France in 1975. He graduated with a BFA in Fine Art from the Sorbonne, where he graduated with a Masters in Multimedia Arts as well. Shaka has exhibited his work in galleries (and on the streets) all over Europe including Paris, Brussels, Berlin, London, and Rio de Janeiro.


Gallery nine5
24 Spring Street  New York, NY 10012
(212) 965-9995

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	It’s on! Tickets are now available for Artexpo Miami & Miami SOLO —to be held December 5-9 amidst the city’s powerhouse art fairs in Midtown Miami. This year, we’re hosting 75 of the world’s leading art publishers and dealers, with thousands of exciting new works to choose from. Art Week Miami is the place to be in early December, and Artexpo Miami will be in the center of the action. Trade Attendees: Register Online & Get in FREE Gallery owners, art dealers, designers, architects and other trade professionals are welcome to register online for free admission to Artexpo Miami. Please note: there will not be trade registration at the show. You must pre-register online for free admission. General Admission: Purchase Tickets Now & Get FREE Preview Party Passes Be among the first to walk the aisles of Artexpo Miami + Miami SOLO 2012! Until October 31st, buy a General Admission ticket and receive a free pass to our Preview Party on December 4th—a $50 value! Meet the artists, enjoy light fare and cocktails, and explore this year’s array of fine art before the show begins. Get tickets now. About Artexpo Miami + Miami SOLO Artexpo Miami is the Miami edition of the iconic Artexpo—the world’s largest fine art trade show for nearly 35 years. Artexpo returns to Miami this year with a juried selection of fine art from an international slate of established artists and galleries. Our Miami SOLO pavilion will host new and exciting works from some of the industry’s most talented, up-and-coming artists. We look forward to hosting you in Miami this December! -The Artexpo Team

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Call to Artists - Special Opportunity | Miami is Calling You

	Where will YOU be when the heavy hitters of the art world are in Miami this December? SCOPE Art Show, Artists Wanted and See // Exhibition invite you to join the 3rd annual Art Takes Miami 2012, an international search for creative talent, skill and vision that will present one visionary in an exclusive, featured booth at SCOPE Art Show during the hottest art event of the year. Miami is Calling You. Click Here to Participate The Final Entry Deadline is October 30, 2012 11:59pm ET More artists will be exhibited than ever before with the 1,001 Artists Project, presenting select artists in a special display at SCOPE Miami 2012. The Grand Prize Selected Artist Will Receive: $10,000 Cash Includes a $5,000 production allowance for SCOPE Miami and a $5,000 cash grant Presentation in an Exclusive Booth at SCOPE Miami 2012 You and your work will be presented alongside the top players in the art world, showcasing your talent to galleries, buyers, critics and curators from all over the globe. A Luxurious Miami Getaway Accommodations at the luxurious Delano Hotel in the center of the action in South Beach International Exposure Press + publicity to hundreds of thousands of viewers promoting your exhibition at SCOPE Plus, special prizes for: The People's Choice and Category Awards, along with special features, inclusion in the 1,001 Artists Project, and Art Takes Miami Limited Edition Catalog. Learn more >> The Grand Prize Jurors: With over 50 art fairs spanning more than a decade, SCOPE has solidified its position as the premier showcase for international emerging contemporary art. Renowned for presenting the most innovative galleries, artists and curators, SCOPE Art Shows in Miami, Basel, New York, London and the Hamptons have garnered extensive critical acclaim, with sales of over $300 million and attendance of over 500,000 visitors. Want a piece of it? Click here >>

Call to Artists - Indian Wells Arts Festival

Indian Wells Arts Festival 

   

Call to Artists

WHAT: The 11th Annual Indian Wells Arts Festival

WHERE: The Indian Wells Tennis Garden, Indian Wells, CA

     

WHEN:   Friday, Saturday and Sunday

            April 5 - 7, 2013  

            Show hours:  10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Gates close at 4:00 pm)

           

NOTEWORTHY:

*Limited to 200 juried artists  

*Wide variety of work within 13 categories

  

*Located in the heart of the Palm Springs Desert Resorts Communities; Estimated attendance: 10,000  

  

*Spectacular venue surrounded by mountain vistas; on the grass and sidewalk lined plaza of the state-of-the art tennis stadium, home of the PNP Parribas Tennis Tournament

  

*Gated venue with overnight security

  

*Convenient on-site artist parking; convenient free and valet customer parking

  

*Spectacular cool and comfortable Artist Hospitality Suite in the stadium with TV, free Wi-Fi, private restrooms

  

*Complimentary coffee  throughout the day plus fruit, veggies, pastries and snack time twice a day

  

*Booth sitters and volunteers available via cell phone request

  

*Drive-up registration (no need to get out of your vehicle)

  

*Scheduled and organized load-in the day before; convenient drive up to assigned area

  

*Ribbons awarded in over 20 Mediums

  

*Major advertising and promotion including billboards, newspapers, magazines, tv, radio, social media, direct mail, rack card distribution

  

*Artist discount offering customers a two-for-one admission via postcard and email blast

  

*Art show appropriate live music creating synergy and ambiance

  

*30-LUV Team (artists who have sales in the top 30%) and ribbon winners automatically accepted in the following festival

  

*Reduced hotel rates

  

The 11th Annual INDIAN WELLS ARTS FESTIVAL --- where Art is a Happening! - is a juried and judged event uniquely showcasing the fine art and quality craft of 200 contemporary and traditional artists. You will be provided the promotional opportunity to meet with an audience of serious buyers and collectors at a premier venue located in the heart of the Palm Springs Desert Resorts Communities.

We have fabulous location surrounded by mountain vistas on the grass and sidewalk lined plaza of a $75 million dollar state-of-the-art stadium, home of the BNP Paribas Tennis Tournament. We boast convenient artist and customer parking, overnight security, artist hospitality and easy access. With both an aggressive online and traditional marketing campaign, professional experience and a strong reputation, the Indian Wells Arts Festival seeks out and brings together a wide variety of high quality artists to delight our audience of residents and tourists alike.

The creative synergy of working artists, local sponsors, exhibitors and non-profit partners creates a color-filled artisan village vibrant with activity. Everyone loves to watch the on-site demonstrations including glass blowing, painting, weaving, large scale stone sculpturing, larger-than-life mural painting, sand sculpture, wood carving and pottery throwing.  

  

A Gourmet Market Place offers gourmet specialties, while sidewalk chalk drawing, children's activities, wine tasting, live musical entertainment and refreshment are ongoing throughout the day. "Sunday Eggs + Champagne in the Garden" brunch menu is available until noon.

  

With a celebrated reputation for its quality and wide variety of fine art and quality craft, artists travel from throughout the country to participate.   The Indian Wells Arts Festival has been ranked one of the "100 Best Fine Art Shows in the country" by Sunshine Artist magazine and "Best of the Best" by Palm Springs Life magazine. Approximately 9,000 guests enjoyed the festival with reported art sales of $600,000.00.

Indian Wells is located 17 miles east of Palm Springs and is a two hour drive from the Los Angeles and San Diego areas. The City of Indian Wells is home to "internationally recognized sporting and cultural events, world-class resorts, restaurants, championship golf courses and tennis courts."

The Palm Springs Desert Resort Communities are constantly changing. Sleepy desert towns have become year round residential and tourist economies. 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:  

First Deadline:  October 13, 2012 ($35 Jury Fee)
  
Second Deadline: January 5, 2012 ($50 Jury Fee; 60 spaces reserved for this deadline)  

Notification:  November 13, 2012 (First Deadline Applicants); January 22, 2013 (Second Deadline Applicants)  

Booth fee due:  January 15, 2012

Apply at: 

http://www.indianwellsartsfestival.com/step-1.html 

 

For more information please visit http://www.indianwellsartsfestival.com

  

If you need additional help:  

Just email us at

help@IndianWellsArtsFestival.com 

or call or fax Production Office at 760-346-0042

Opening Reception - bau 94 Tom Holmes

161 Main Street, Beacon, NY 12508  bauinfo@optonline.net      www.baugallery.com   (845) 440-7584    gallery hours Saturday and Sunday 12-6pm bau 94   Tom Holmes  Opening Reception  This Saturday  October 13th 6-9 pm  bau Gallery 161 Main Street Beacon, NY ______________________________________________________________ bau 94   Beacon Artist Union presents Tom Holmes Tom Holmes..... lost in translation, Ice portraits, stone and steel. Tom Holmes opens at bau October 13th. He will be showing the ice portraits of winter 2011-2012. Faces of the lost, found and missing that crept into the winter frost to reveal their presence. The ice portraits of time frozen, stopped and dammed. The people of his past, present and future. The Blue Man of winter.  Stone and steel will be featured as a single monumental piece, delineating the space between the frozen and thawed. The living and the received. The fundamental question of who we are in relation to the truth. Searching for what is and not imagined. The hard space of time..... lost in translation. _______________________________________________________________ Opening Reception October 13th 6-9 pm October 13th thru November 4th Gallery Hours Saturdays and Sundays 12-6pm bau gallery is open 12 to 6pm, Saturdays and Sundays, or by appointment.   For more information, go to baugallery.com. Beacon Artist Union 161 Main Street Beacon, NY

Oana Lauric - Reflective Radiance

Oana Lauric: Reflective Radiance

October 13 - November 8, 2012