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Friday, October 4, 2019
Catch ANTHE ZACHARIAS at the David Richard Gallery NYC November 3, 4-7
Wednesday, October 2, 2019
Catch Wally Gilbert Viridian Gallery, opens October 3 6-8 NYC
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Beautiful images check out Bjorn Presson's display at the Oliver Cole Gallery in Miami.
Oliver Cole Gallery is proud to introduce Bjorn Persson
and 'The Real Owners of the Planet'
Follow the Sun
The King
Attack
Together
Nirvana
Björn Persson is an internationally renowned wildlife photographer from Helsingborg, Sweden.
He has spent many years traveling in search of adventure and spectacular images. Several of his photographs have won prestigious awards in international photography competitions. Björn looks upon his work as an art form rather than pure nature and documentary photography. He sees the animals as they truly are: emotional, thinking and conscious beings with different personalities.
He tries to portray their souls and translate their wisdom. Instead of creating despair about their threatened situation, he wants to give people the urge and inspiration to get involved. Apart from fine art photography, Björn is committed to documenting and raising awareness to the threatened species situation. His passion for wildlife was born when he trained in field care and worked with anti-poaching in South Africa.
That’s when he discovered what a critical state the wildlife is in. Since then, Björn has used his camera as a weapon and against wildlife poaching, and donated substantial amounts towards wildlife conservation. Recently he released his new photography collection and book The Real Owners of the Planet, which celebrates the beauty of the African wildlife. It’s the first in a series that will cover the endangered species of every continent in the world.
He has spent many years traveling in search of adventure and spectacular images. Several of his photographs have won prestigious awards in international photography competitions. Björn looks upon his work as an art form rather than pure nature and documentary photography. He sees the animals as they truly are: emotional, thinking and conscious beings with different personalities.
He tries to portray their souls and translate their wisdom. Instead of creating despair about their threatened situation, he wants to give people the urge and inspiration to get involved. Apart from fine art photography, Björn is committed to documenting and raising awareness to the threatened species situation. His passion for wildlife was born when he trained in field care and worked with anti-poaching in South Africa.
That’s when he discovered what a critical state the wildlife is in. Since then, Björn has used his camera as a weapon and against wildlife poaching, and donated substantial amounts towards wildlife conservation. Recently he released his new photography collection and book The Real Owners of the Planet, which celebrates the beauty of the African wildlife. It’s the first in a series that will cover the endangered species of every continent in the world.
Land of Giants
Eye of the Tiger
Father and Son
Humankind
The Big Blue
Each image is available as a limited edition with the following dimensions:
- Edition of 2 | 47" x 71"
- Edition of 3 | 39.5" x 59"
- Edition of 5 | 35.5" x 55"
Every photograph is signed and numbered and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth.
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OLIVER COLE GALLERY
301 NW 28th street, Miami, FL 33127
+1 (305) 392.0179
info@olivercolegallery.com
#beautifu#bojornperrson#lion# whale#Humankind #olivercole#fineartmagazine
301 NW 28th street, Miami, FL 33127
+1 (305) 392.0179
info@olivercolegallery.com
#beautifu#bojornperrson#lion# whale#Humankind #olivercole#fineartmagazine
Tuesday, October 1, 2019
Catch the Haines Gallery now represents Meghann Riepenhoff. Work Look interesting.
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Artists and travelers looks like fun if your in Fla. this winter to show or go to the 28th Annual Fine Arts and Crafts Festival Venice -Nokomis Rotary club.
28th Annual Venice-Nokomis Rotary Club
Fine Arts & Crafts Festival (FL)
January 18-19, 2020
Apply Here
Deadline 10/15/19
Call to Artists
WHAT: 28th Venice-Nokomis Rotary Club Winter Art and Craft Festival
WHERE: Venice Airport Festival Grounds, Venice, Florida
WHEN: January 18 -19, 2020 / Sat: 9 to 5 / Sun: 10 to 4
NOTEWORTHY:
*Limited to 200 artists
*Independently juried event
*Cash Awards
*Cash Awards
*Exhibitors may park immediately behind their booth in most cases.
*Long history of excellent sales
*Friday setup and drive up to your space to unload
*Morning coffee and donuts
*Saturday evening buffet meal
*Overnight 24 Hour security on Friday and Saturday nights
*NEW - Large Circus Tent Option for Artists
*Jury Fee $30
*Booth Fee: $250 (10'10' Outside), $300 (10'x10' Indoor Circus Tent),
Corners +$25
For over 27 Year the Venice-Nokomis Rotary Club has hosted the most artist friendly Art Festival in South Florida. Our artists consistently give us great reviews for the support we provide, easy in-load and out-load, enthusiastic crowds, and overnight security. We attract thousands of attendees with our array of artists, antique/classic automobiles, live music, family fun, good food and drink, and our new City of Venice Road E-O. Venice is directly on the gulf of Mexico and has some of the best beaches in Florida which attract thousands of northerners every winter. New this year we will have a large circus tent as an option for artists who prefer protection from the elements.
Application Deadline: October 15, 2019 
For information, visit our Website at www.venicenokomisrotary.org
#arts festival # venice-nokomis rotary, # artists, # fine art magazine
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