Neoteric Fine Art bad ass bitches

Neoteric Fine Art bad ass bitches

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Driving to amaganset to the neoteric fine arts gallery in a convertible with the top down was a perfect start to a amazing evening. 

This exhibition , which was especially interesting to me as i would have liked to be included in, … the work was all created by women, tittle “ fifteen women with no fear Raw talent and a rebel passion” did not fall short of the intention and spirit of the exhibition. the art in this exhibition was a huge bravo especially for the area that can tend to be a little too colloquial . 

I am impressed with the exhibitions being presented at the neoteric gallery and Scott Bluedoren his youth is nothing but an asset to the energy that feeds the collective synergetic and authentic art spirit. ~Daria Deshuk

Thank you Daria Deshuk and Steve Zaluski for contributing thoughts and photos.

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Hamptons Fine Art: Kimberly Goff Opens at Peter Marcelle Gallery, Photo's Steve Zaluski and Daria Deshuk

Kimberly Goff Opened at the Perter Marcell Gallery, Bridgehampton

 Apparently the rain did not discourage the  large crowd that turned out.

Photo Coverage By @Steve Zaluski and ©Daria Deshuk, Thanks to you both

Daria Deshuk: "we stopped by Peter Marcelle where Kimberly Golf exhibited a large body of work in a retrospective, inclusive of paintings and drawings in a mono color pallet of blues white and grays in a free gestural marks. " 

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A note from Daria Deshuk, ArtHamptons: Karyn mannix contemporary's Inaugaural Show @ Hampton Hang Gallery & Eric Firestone Galley, A View with a room

Karyn Mannix Contemporary's Inaugaural Show @ Hampton Hang Gallery

Eric Firestone Gallery: A View with a Room 

A note from Daria:  I was out and about last night in the wet cool fresh sweet salty air feeling more like early spring than the  hamptons start to our summer season. I managed to get to with my good friend Doris, first we stopped at Hampton  Hang Art in  watermill, where Karyn  Mannixcontemporary.com  has collaborated to present  "Vernacular " local land scape works... both Karyn  and Ashley, Hampton Hang Gallery, look amazing and ready for a new season in fabulous Hampton style! The show focussed on regional and landscape subject.

Then we went to East Hampton to Eric Firestone Galley  http://www.ericfirestonegallery.com/... where it was so packed ( looked like the NYC art crowed out for the weekend ) it was impossible to see the art... Eric brings a unique opportunity to the hamptons merging his professional passions of the comtempory art world in the local venue of his East Hampton Gallery.

All photoes courtsey for Daria Deshuk 

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Karyn Mannix: Vanacular, Local Hamptons Landscapes/

Karen and Ashley

 Scott Hewett: Lobster


The Crowd was packed in East Hampton @  Eric Firestone Galley

Hamptons Fine Art: Daria Deshuck: The Art Barge,

AHOY FRIEND, It's that time of the year again to start making plans for the Summer and I hope The Victor D'Amico Institute of Art / THE ART BARGE is part of your plans. Whether you take a week long workshop, enroll for the entire summer in the Painting Studio, attend the Children's Art Carnival or simply make a visit to say hello. The Barge is a summer destination that should be on everyone's list to do ! Join us for the BARGE-IN Open House on Sunday May 26th, 4-7pm. On exhibit in the gallery will be "TRANSFORMATIONS", a process oriented teaching/learning experience of Mabel D'Amico's image transfers. The big NEW for this summer will be the on-line registration. For the past 50 years, cut and paste at The Barge meant, scissors and glue.....times have changed and now for those CONNECTED, registration will be at your finger tips. Clicking the link TheArtBarge.com will get you the up-dated Summer schedule.  Others can call in = 631-267-3172, and Starting May 27th, The Art Barge is open Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm for those who want to register in person. No excuses, come and get paint under your finger nails and sand in your shoes. I look forward to seeing you on board at THE ART BARGE in Napeaque. Christopher Kohan, President The Art Barge

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Daria Deshuk,Hamptons Fine Art: Tripoli Gallery, On Country Ground Darius Yektai May 23 ‐ June 20, 2013

Tripoli Gallery

We are pleased to open our summer season with an exhibition of new paintings by Darius Yektai, entitled, On Country Ground.  The show will open with a reception for the artist on Thursday, May 23rd, from 6 to 8 pm. Born in Southampton, NY, and having lived out here for the last 12 years Darius Yektai is, as the title implies, simply on country ground.  His studio and love for nature is cradled in our small community but his vision extends beyond our shores.  “It is only here where the beaches run for miles and the sky is unrestricted that I can breathe at ease and focus on the complexities in the painted surface of my work." he has said.  We know from looking at his newest work on view at the gallery that this surface he labors on is of the utmost concern to the artist. Please RSVP to info@tripoligallery.com

On Country Ground

Darius Yektai

May 23 ‐ June 20, 2013

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Born in Southampton, NY, and having lived out here for the last 12 years Darius Yektai is, as the title implies, simply on country ground.  His studio and love for nature is cradled in our small community but his vision extends beyond our shores.  “It is only here where the beaches run for miles and the sky is unrestricted that I can breathe at ease and focus on the complexities in the painted surface of my work." he has said.  We know from looking at his newest work on view at the gallery that this surface he labors on is of the utmost concern to the artist.

The subjects of his recent work are not necessarily from or of the east end; they vary from the young at swimming holes in the Adirondacks to cliffscapes in Mallorca and St. Barths.  But what they do all share is a sense of landscape as armature for the physical act of his painting.  The figure/ground relationship of his brushstrokes and the figure/ground relationship of his subjects seem to create an interesting plane for contemplation -a metaphysical surface for his didactic painting.  

In the painting “From Tree to Sea”, 2012-2013, a bathing suit clad man casually with arms up hangs from a tree branch overlooking a mountainous cove.  The man and tree branch are rendered in watercolor and charcoal on paper.  They have been folded, cut, and pasted in oil paint to the painted image of the cove.  Mr. Yektai is using paint in two distinct and separate ways.  It is being used both as to the service of illusory depth as in the verisimilitude of the distant landscape that falls behind the figure receding into space, and paint as to the service of adhesion, a quality that speaks about the nature of the material and that floats on the surface of the canvas.  It is in this way that Mr. Yektai’s work is activated.  He is constantly shifting his approach to the painting, and the paint is constantly negotiating itself as truth in material and to the illusion of representation.

Darius Yektai studied at Occidental College in Los Angeles, and the American University in Paris where he completed his BA in art history.  Over the years, his work has been recognized with various awards including, Best Representational Work (2010), Best Sculpture (2008), and Best In Show (2002), from Guild Hall’s annual members show. This will be his second solo exhibition at the Tripoli Gallery.

Darius Yektai

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