DeLand Outdoor Art Festival

DeLand Outdoor Art Festival
presents:

47th Annual Art Festival 
Call to Artists

NOTE: See Below for Early Registration Discount

WHAT: Two juried festivals in one location: Fine Arts and Crafts; Traditional Arts and Crafts

WHERE: Earl Brown Park, DeLand, FL

WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
           March 24 & 25, 2012
           Saturday: 9 a.m to 5 p.m.; Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

NOTEWORTHY:

*Long history of excellent community support

*Limited to 95 Fine arts and crafts exhibitors  and 77 traditional artists and crafters

*$5,600 in cash awards; $1,500 Best in Show, plus: Spectator Awards voted on by showgoers

*No application/jury fee; Booth Fees: Fine art and craft: $150 ($135 to Jan. 1, 2012);    Traditional art and craft: $125 ($110 to Jan. 1, 2012)

*Artists' amenities include restrooms, continental breakfast, reserved on-site parking, booth     sitters, 24-hour security

*Estimate attendance: 10,000+

*Extensive advertising and marketing: television, radio, newspapers, magazines

*Friday setup; short dolly or carry in to booth locations


This festival, which will celebrate its 47th year of continuous operation in 2012, has become a city-wide tradition for generations of residents in and around DeLand.  Home to Stetson University, DeLand boasts an art-savvy public that embraces the event as their "hometown" show.  Separation of fine art and craft from traditional art and craft insures an interested public visiting each section. Extensive media campaign and public relations support reach beyond the immediate market. Many artists and crafters return every year.

 
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:

Deadline:  March 15, 2011

For more details, downloadable artist's prospectus, and application, visit:

www.delandoutdoorartfest.com

Email inquiries to:
delandoutdoorartfestival@cfl.rr.com

You may also contact:
Anna Pascoe
386-734-3243

Fountain Art Fair Miami 2011

 

Image by Hector Chacon.

 
FOUNTAIN ART FAIR ANNOUNCES 6TH RETURN TO ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH AND INAUGURAL MIAMI LAUNCH PARTY IN NYC

December 1–4, 2011
2505 North Miami Avenue (at the corner of 25th St) | Miami, FL 33137
General Hours: 12pm–7pm daily 
Tickets: $10 daily / $15 weekend pass. All tickets sold at door.

Special Events:
Thursday, December 1, 12pm–5pm - VIP & Press Preview
Friday, December 2, 7pm–12am - Opening Night Public Reception: Music Performances TBA
Saturday, December 3, 7pm–12am - Miami New Times Presents: Music Performances TBA

LOCATION
2502 North Miami Avenue (at the corner of 25th St), Miami, FL 33137
 
DATES
General Hours: December 2–4, 12 PM–7 PM
VIP/Press Preview: Thursday, December 1, 12 PM–7 PM
Opening Night Public Reception : Friday, December 2, 7 PM–midnight
Saturday Night Event: Saturday, December 3, 7 PM–midnight

ADMISSION
$10 daily / $15 weekend pass. All tickets sold at door.

Visit Fountain Art Fair online at FountainArtFair.com
Follow Fountain Art Fair on Facebook and Twitter

News from Daria Deshuk

Daria Deshuk Narrative Artist   141 Maple Lane Bridgehampton, NY 11932 (631) 237-4511 DariaDeshuk@gmail.com www.DariaDeshuk.com   Read about Daria Deshuk's recent work online Fine Art Magazine  CLICK HERE  Dasha Prints A Narrative Collection By Daria Deshuk On Display at the  Gallery Sam 1456 Fourth St Berkley, CA 94720 Visit  Us Online Buddha Series Featured at the Furniture Garden 337 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill, NY 11976   Available for Portraits  Art Classes Private Lessons 141 Maple Lane, Bridgehampton, NY 11932  (631) 237-4511 Daria Deshuk News Bernard Stote; curator at The New World Stages Gallery and Daria Deshuk, fine artist at the opening reception FLASHBACK "The Larry Rivers Years"  Exhibition Extension Now Through December 31st And Into The New Year. Gallery at New World Stages, located at 343 West 49th Street in New York City, has extended the current exhibition of Flashback: Street Scenes by Daria Deshuk "The Larry Rivers Years," an exhibition of 24 original oil paintings by Daria Deshuk.  The show is EXTENED until January, 2012.

Gelerie Kashya Hildebrand

Kenneth Anger and Brian Butler's Technicolor Skull

Kenneth Anger and Brian Butler's
Technicolor Skull perform Saturday,
Nov. 19, 2011 at Museum of Contemporary Art
Opening reception for Kenneth Anger: ICONS 

Technicolor Skull performs their first West Coast appearance at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles on November 19, 2011, as part of the opening reception for Kenneth Anger: ICONS. This exhibition will showcase the films, books, and artwork of one of the most original and enigmatic filmmakers of post-war American cinema. This coincides with the release of Technicolor Skull's self-titled recorded debut, a one-sided, bloodred 180 gram 12" vinyl LP limited to 666 copies.

Technicolor Skull is an experiment in light and sound, exploring the psychic impact of a magick ritual in the context of an improvised performance. With Brian Butler on guitar and electronic instruments, and Kenneth Anger on theremin, their collaboration is a performance contained inside a ritual of unknown origin, tapping into occult stories that extend musical language into initiation. Hidden messages escape through gesture and light, manifesting as a one-time-only event. 

The record will be available directly

from www.technicolorskull.com 

CLICK HERE

to watch Kenneth Anger and Brian Butler's

TECHNICOLOR SKULL on YouTube

For additional information about Kenneth Anger: ICONS please contact MOCA.

Kenneth Anger "ICONS"

Nov. 13, 2011, through Feb. 27, 2012

Opening reception: Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011

Technicolor Skull will perform at 8 PM

Museum of Contemporary Art

250 South Grand Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

213/626-6222

www.moca.org 

Admission:

Free for MOCA Members and one guest

Additional guests and non-members: $25.00

INFO 621/621-1794 or

membership1@moca.org

Santa Fe College - Spring Arts Festival

Santa Fe College
Spring Arts Festival 

   

 
Call to Artists

WHAT: 43rd Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival

  

WHERE: Beautiful downtown Gainesville, Florida on NE 1st Street

  

WHEN: April 14 & 15, 2012. Saturday 9am-5:30 pm, Sunday 12pm-5:30pm

  

NOTEWORTHY:

  

*190 juried artists in 12 mediums.

  

*Beautiful outdoor historic neighborhood street

  

*Friday evening set-up, free coffee and light breakfast on Saturday, delicious Saturday evening dinner

  

*Jury fee $20, Booth fee $275; double booths available for $550

  

*Booth sitting available

  

*Two stages with local entertainment, children's Art Jungle

  

*Application at www.zapplication.org 

  

Be part of North Central Florida's favorite springtime arts celebration.   Santa Fe Spring Arts is dedicated to providing the ultimate in service to our artists including over $20,000 in awards and $10,000 in purchase awards.  We have an extensive statewide publicity program to bring art buyers to the show.   Friday evening setup is available as well as 12'x12' booths and a great Saturday evening dinner.   This year, Spring Arts will launch an innovative program "Go Green and Blue" to increase visitors with an evening jazz concert and to decrease environmental impact.   This new initiative will be promoted to bring high end buyers to the festival.  Proceeds from the festival go to provide scholarships to students in Alachua and Bradford Counties.

  

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!  

Application deadline: December 2nd, 2011

Visit our website www.springartsfestival.com for more information or call 352-395-5355 to speak with Kathryn Lehman, Festival Coordinator.

Central Pennsyvlania Festival of the Arts

Central Pennsyvlania
Festival of the Arts 

   

 
Call to Artists

  

What:  46^th Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition

Where: Downtown State College, PA and the adjacent campus of Penn State University

When: Thursday through Sunday, July 12-15

          Thursday-Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

          Sunday, noon to 5:00 p.m.

NOTEWORTHY:

*Our 46^th year!

*A top ten Fine Art and Design Show according to Sunshine Artist magazine

*Jury Fee: $30

*Booth Fee: $450 for 10 x 10; $900 for 10 by 20

*Cash Awards of over $17,000.   Top prize is $2,500. Second prize is $1,800

*Excellent marketing, the festival is considered a "must-do" event for Penn State alumni

*Coincides with the Penn State Alumni Association's Arts Festival Alumni Weekend

*The Festival includes performers of international, national, and regional stature appearing on seven outdoor and indoor stages

*Other events during the Festival Include:

-Indoor juried gallery exhibition

-Downtown State College Italian Street Painting Festival

-Sue Crowe Memorial Arts Festival 5K and 10K Races

As the centerpiece of the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, the Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition brings artists and craftspeople from across the nation to State College to the streets of downtown State College and the adjacent campus of The Pennsylvania State University. More than three hundred exhibitors will offer a wide variety of objects for sale including baskets, ceramics, jewelry, fiber, painting, photography, and wearable art. There will be something to suit everyone's taste and pocketbook.

The Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition is a juried outdoor show of high quality fine art and fine craft. Our audience gains a better appreciation of the artistic process through interaction with the exhibiting artists. It is essential that the participating artist be the one who conceived the design and executed the finished product. We are not interested in mass produced products or sales agents hired to operate booths.

We use the Zapplication jury process: www.zapplication.org

Application deadline:

January 27, 2012

Notification:

March 21, 2012

Cancellation Date (without penalty)

April 30, 2012

For more information please see www.arts-festival.com        

Photographers Wanted for Exposure

Artists Wanted | EXPOSURE 2011

You're invited to participate in Artists Wanted's 3rd annual photography competition: EXPOSURE, an international call for photographers of all backgrounds who speak in the language of lenses and aperture. Submit your images for the opportunity to earn over $50,000 in awards, including grants of up to $10,000, your own solo exhibition at the celebrated Aperture Foundation in New York City and a VIP Adventure in Paris and NYC.
Your Images Hold Power.

Click Here to Participate
Join today to get a head start at the People's Choice Award!



The Opportunity

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Photographers of all levels and styles are invited to participate. Our esteemed panel of judges including Natasha Egan, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography; Stephen Walker, Photo Director of NYLON Magazine; Michael Shulman, Director of Publishing, Broadcast & Film at Magnum Photos; Conor Risch, Senior Editor of PDN Magazine; and award-winning photo editor Susanne Miklas, will select one photographer to receive the Grand Prize Award.

The Grand Prize Package As selected by the jury panel

• A $10,000 cash grant
• An exhibition at Aperture Foundation in New York City's Chelsea arts district
• A projection series of your images throughout New York City
• A feature on Artists Wanted's website
• Worldwide Exposure for You and Your Work

The People's Choice Award Granted to the photographer whose portfolio garners the highest number of public votes

• A $2,500 cash grant
• A trip to NYC during the New York Photo Festival in May 2012. Experience high style with a one week stay in a New York City loft in Dumbo, the heart of the photo festival
• One week in Paris, the birthplace of photography, where you will stay in a beautiful art apartment with passes to over 60 museums and attractions
• Airfare to New York and Paris
• A feature on Artists Wanted's website

The Category Awards
A $500 cash grant and online feature will be awarded to photographers selected by the jury panel in the following fields:

• People & Portrait
• Documentary / Photojournalism
• Cloudscape, Landscape, Aerial and/or City Scape
• Travel / Vacation
• Action & Adventure
• Events (Parties, Weddings, Celebrations)
• Art / Conceptual
• Nature (Plants and Animals)
• Commercial (Fashion, Product & Food)
• Analog / Film

The Exhibition

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Exposure 2011 is your chance to show your work in the gallery of one of the most respected organizations in photography. Aperture — a nonprofit foundation dedicated to promoting photography — was founded in 1952 by photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, and Minor White; historian Beaumont Newhall; and writer/curator Nancy Newhall; as well as Melton Ferris, Ernest Louie, and Dody Warren. Aperture's list of artists includes: Robert Adams, Diane Arbus, Robert Capa, Chuck Close, Bruce Davidson, Joan Fontcuberta, Nan Goldin, Josef Koudelka, Sally Mann, Mary Ellen Mark, Richard Misrach, Sebastião Salgado, Stephen Shore, Paul Strand, and Edward Weston, to name a few.


The Projection Series

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Have your work shown all over New York City. If selected, your images will be splashed across the streets of New York City with a vivid high-powered projection system. Your work will be seen by tens of thousands in the most compelling way possible, larger than life and unforgettable.

The Mission

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Your photographs hold power. Each and every one of us carries a unique experience that manifests in the images we capture. Your photographs are distinguished and exquisite, solitary in the level of embodiment of your character and voice. This is your moment to celebrate the power of your images. Click Here to Participate >>>

Teresa Henriques - Problem

 

TERESA HENRIQUES: PROBLEM

AT ROOSTER GALLERY, 190 ORCHARD STREET, LOWER EAST SIDE, NYC

 

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 6-8PM

EXHIBITION RUNS FROM DECEMBER 8, 2011 – JANUARY 22, 2012
 

Teresa Henriques (born 1978, Portugal), has been living and working in New York since 2006 and is represented by Rooster Gallery. “Problem” will be comprised by her latest sculptures, as well as a project, which will develop throughout the duration of the show.

 

On the ground floor, Teresa Henriques will present 7 kinetic sculptures. The piece that lends this show its title – “Problem” – deals with the notion of one’s perception of what a problem might be and the different perspectives that arise while seeing it. The departing point was Bruno Munari’s “From things are born things,” a methodology book of problem solving. Despite their sculptural nature, the 6 remaining pieces on this floor are in fact three-dimensional interactive drawings, which are put into motion by the viewer with the use of a crank.

 

The work on view downstairs focuses on Fernando Pessoa’s “Ultimatum,” a text written and published in November 1917 on “Portugal Futurista nº1” magazine. The importance of this text lies, not only on the fact that it was the only text openly against the First World War while the war was still on course, but also due to its subversive and revolutionary tone. The poet’s daring request to “Open all the windows! Open more windows of all the windows in the world!” is Teresa Henriques’ starting point to a more complex and broader project. This project will take place in two separates moments of the duration of the exhibition.

 

“Problem” is an exhibition that deals with our own perceptions of the artistic object while raising pertinent questions on issues which are currently on debate, whether they are artistic or civilizational. Despite its poetic approach, “Problem” perspires a clear and yet almost inaudible subversive message. The viewer will therefore be a phisically active element of the show but more importantly he will provide his own insights by raising new questions or, if possible, providing solutions while following Ludwig Wittgenstein’s valuable advice: “Don't get involved in partial problems, but always take flight to where there is a free view over the whole single great problem, even if this view is still not a clear one.”

 

Teresa Henriques was born in Lisbon in 1978. She holds a MFA in Fine Arts by the School of Visual Arts of New York (2010). She did the Location One residency in New York (2006/07). She was awarded two times grants from Calouste Gulbenkian Fundation and Luso-American Foundation (2008-10) (2006-07).

 

Henriques last solo exhibits were “Use the Resources”, Pedro Oliveira Gallery, Porto (2010) and “Aleatograph” Sala do Veado, Museum of Natural History, Lisbon (2008).  She has shown at Perry Rubenstein Gallery (“Plus One,” curated by Dan Cameron), and SVA Gallery (“Thanks… but it`s actually on purpose,” curated by Augusto Arbizo) in New York, Modern Art Center of the Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, Galeria Pedro Oliveira in Oporto and Galeria Sete (“13:7,” curated by Miguel Amado) in Coimbra.

 

 

 

 

For additional information please visit: www.roostergallery.com

Animazing Gallery Events

BRIAN FROUD: VISIONS FOR FILM & FAERIE

Animazing Gallery Thursday, December 1st, 6:00-9:00PM (by invitation only) Opening Night Benefit & Silent Auction to support The Jim Henson Foundation*  Champagne Reception and Press Conference Cheryl Henson  Brian, Wendy & Toby Froud will be Guests of Honor  Friday, December 2nd Official opening of Visions for Film + Faerie Free and open to the public through February 12th, 2012   Saturday, December 3rd, 3:00-6:00PM Book, Limited Edition Posters and Catalogue Signing*   Brian, Wendy & Toby Froud   Free and open to the Public (RSVP)

Complete List of Events    Sunday, November 20th, 6:50PM  Brooklyn Academy of Music  Screening of The Dark Crystal Brian & Wendy Froud to introduce the film  Thursday, December 1st, 6:00-9:00PM  Animazing Gallery in SoHo Benefit & Silent Auction to support The Jim Henson Foundation*  Champagne Reception and Press Conference Cheryl Henson   Brian, Wendy & Toby Froud will be Guests of Honor     Friday, December 2nd, 6:30-9:30PM New York Society of Illustrators    Brian, Wendy & Toby Froud to speak with Heidi Leigh as moderator Book Signing & Reception to follow  Saturday, December 3rd, 3:00-6:00PM Animazing Gallery in SoHo  Book, Limited Edition Posters and Catalogue Signing Brian, Wendy & Toby Froud   Free and open to the Public   Buy exhibition catalog now/Buy poster now Sunday, Dec 4th, 7PM  Museum of the Moving Image  Screening of Labyrinth Brian & Wendy Froud and Brian Henson to introduce the film

RSVP for book-signing, 12/3 Artist Bio Exhibition Mainpage *portion of proceeds to support The Jim Henson Foundation

A SoHo landmark since 1984, Animazing Gallery offers a unique collection of artwork that indulges the senses and emotions with color, playfulness and beauty. The collective works are characterized either by their iconic subject matter like Tom Everhart's Peanuts Paintings, or the edgy and dark realms of imagination that inspire Tim Burton and Nicoletta Ceccoli. The permanent collection includes established American artists who are masters of technical virtuosity; Maurice Sendak, Daniel Merriam, Charles Schulz and Dr Seuss. Outstanding events and exhibitions are free and open to the public. Log on to animazing.com for a calendar of events. Artwork copyright protected. All Rights Reserved.

98th Annual Art Show at NYC's National Arts Club

98th Annual Art Show at NYC's National Arts Club Features Award-Winning Brooklyn Artist, NOV 4-20, 2011   NYC, NY; Nov 2011 -- The 98th Annual Show at the National Arts Club in NYC will feature the work of Brooklyn sculptor Robin Antar, an award-winning artist who will be among many local artists included in an exhibition at 15 Gramercy Park South, Manhattan, from November 4- 20. An award reception will be on Sunday, November 20th at 1 PM. Ms. Antar, whose sculptures have graced the display windows of Paul Stuart's flagship NYC Madison Avenue store, will exhibit her hat carved out of limestone. Ms. Antar was chosen to exhibit as an award winning member of Allied Artists of America, Inc. Antar is known for her realistic sculptures of American culture-such as Oreos, Diesel jeans, and Dr Martens. Her sculptures are a challenging trompe l'oeil for the viewer, often leaving them wondering: is it a sculpture or is it the real thing? In contrast to the order of her home and the gallery-like quality of her living room where she rotates her favorite pieces, her studio houses 7 tons of stone (which spills over into her garage), and the unusual tools of her trade (including heavy drills that seem far too bulky for the slight Antar to lift, much less sculpt with). Last year she transformed several hundred pounds of red travertine marble into a larger-than-life-sized bottle of Heinz® Ketchup. Ms. Antar's works have appeared in exhibitions at museums, galleries, corporate offices and universities, ranging from the City Museum in St. Louis, to the Nabisco Corporation Gallery, to New York University. Her works were recently on view at the Blue Hill Cultural Center in Pearl River, NY as part of the "Made In America" exhibition. Antar was named in the Best of America Sculpture Artists, 2007 and 2010 editions, and has been featured on HGTV's 'That's Clever.' The mission of the National Arts Club is to stimulate, foster and promote public interest in the arts and educate the American people in the fine arts. The Club's Membership has included three presidents, and some of the most important artists and arts patrons in America. Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Dwight D. Eisenhower were all Members of the National Arts Club. Among the distinguished painters who have been Members are Robert Henri, Frederic Remington, William Merritt Chase and Cecilia Beaux. Sculptors have included Saint-Gaudens, Daniel Chester French, Anna Hyatt Huntington and Paul Manship. Many renowned literary figures have also been members. The National Arts Club is proud of its early recognition of new media artforms, like photography, film and digital media, and counts Alfred Stieglitz as one of its early Members. Musicians Victor Herbert and Walter Damrosch were Members, as were architects Stanford White and George B. Post. The Dramatic Arts are currently represented by Members Martin Scorcese, Ethan Hawke, Dennis Hopper, Robert Redford and Uma Thurman. Allied Artists of America, Inc. is a non-profit National Art Society composed of artists, sculptors, elected active members and sustaining associate members from the across the country. The offices and exhibition galleries are both located at the elegant historical landmark, The National Arts Club. An award reception will be held on Sunday, November 20th at 1 PM. For information: 212-475-3424

Marion Arts Festival

Marion Arts Festival         Call to Artists WHAT:  One of the nation's top one-day fine arts and fine crafts festivals WHERE: Marion, Iowa (Cedar Rapids Metro) WHEN: Saturday            May 19, 2012            9 a.m. -  5 p.m. NOTEWORTHY: *20th Annual Event. *Limited to 50 artists. *Estimated attendance: 18,000. *Jury/Booth Fees ($25/$225). *Consistently highly rated by Art Fair Source Book. *Cash awards totaling $2,500. *Friday set-up. *Artist amenities include: artist's reception; convenient, free parking; overnight security; booth sitters and "energetic volunteers". *Extensive event marketing, including posters, billboards, newspaper, TV, radio and full-color program distributed to 80,000 area households. Marion, Iowa, is a "vintage uptown" type of community, and a part of the Cedar Rapids metro area.  Our show is regional, one-day, intimate and purposeful, with the mission to be an event through which you will thrive. (Here, we're obligated to insert that we're volunteer-driven, admittedly hokey and maybe a more than a little mom-and-pop).  There are no bands, there is no beer...our fesival is about the art (we do, however, cop to felafel). We're one of the most artist-profitable festivals in he country!  The 2011 Art Fair Source Book ranks the Marion Arts Festival: #1 in the country among one-day events featuring 100 or fewer artists; #51 overall in fine art; #59 overall in fine craft. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: Deadline: January 16, 2012 Application through www.zapplication.org Notification: February 20, 2012, via email For more details, please visit: www.marionartsfestival.com Email inquiries to: MAFDirector@marioncc.org You may also contact by telephone: 319-377-8316

Crown Valley Art Fair

Crown Valley Winery
is proud to present:  

Crown Valley Art Fair

Call to Artists

WHAT:  Inaugural Art and Craft Festival

WHERE: Crown Valley Winery, Coffman, MO

WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
           June 16-17, 2012
           11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

NOTEWORTHY:

*World Class Art Event at a World Class Winery in Missouri's beautiful wine country.

*Limited to approximately 75 juried fine artists and craft persons.

*No jury fee; $150 booth fee.

*Separate art and craft booth areas.

*Expected attendance: 5,000 (source: Crown Valley Winery weekend attendance).

*Extensive marketing campaign in St. Louis, Southern Missouri and Illinois media markets, including billboards, newspaper, radio, websites, public relations.

*Outstanding artist amenities: continental breakfasts, free box lunches, Friday night wine reception.

*On-site discounted lodging at the winery's Tradition Inn.

*Friday Setup, noon to 6 p.m.; drive up to booth space for load-in and load-out.

*For more details about the show, click HERE
Crown Valley Winery, Missouri's premier winery, inaugurates  the Crown Valley Art Fair with outstanding artist services, high-profile marketing to the public and selective emphasis on offering quality artwork to a discriminating public.  The winery is visited by between 5,000 and 7,000 area residents each weekend, many from the affluent suburbs and communities in St. Louis, seventy-five miles north. 

Organized and operated by noted show director Larry Weinles, whose Historic Shaw Art Fair is a perennial favorite of artists nationwide, the Crown Valley event promises to take its place among the Midwest's premier events.  

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:

Deadline:
June 14, 2012

Notification:
Upon Acceptance

Booth Fee Due:
June 14, 2012

For more details, artist's prospectus, and to apply, visit:
www.crownvalleyartfair.com
Email inquiries to: CrownVlyArtFair@aol.com

You may also contact by telephone:
Larry Weinles
314-406-9112

Boston International Fine Art Show

SHOW INFORMATION  |  EXHIBITORS  |  GALA PREVIEW  |  INFO & MAP

THE ONLY SHOW AND SALE OF ITS KIND IN NEW ENGLAND!  GALA PREVIEWThursday, November 17, 5:30-8:30pm To benefit The Greater Boston Food BankTickets: $100 & $250 To order tickets, please visit www.GBFB.org or call the show office at 617-363-0405 WEEKEND SHOW & SALE Fri 1-9, Sat 11-8, Sun 11-5 Admission $15, under 12 free. Cafe at the show.  Valet parking available. Complimentary catalog and readmission. The Cyclorama Boston Center for the Arts 539 Tremont Street, Boston For information: 617-363-0405 www.FineArtBoston.com

SHOW CATALOG NOW ONLINE! The digital edition of our 2011 show catalog is now live online at www.FineArtBoston.com.  Browse our list of exhibitors, learn more about our 15th anniversary festivities and get a sneak peak at the spectacular selection of fine art at this year's show.  No download is required. To browse the 2011 show catalog, please visit www.FineArtBoston.com

SPECIAL PROGRAMS - free with show admission

Friday, November 18, 6:30pm - Art Collecting: A Passion, An Investment, or Both?
Is art a luxury brand, as sensitive to the stock markets as high-end fashion?  Or does it represent a safe investment in troubled times, much like gold?  Join our panel of experts including Christopher D. Perry, Senior Vice President and Senior Fiduciary Officer, Northern Trust (Boston); Lou Salerno, Questroyal Gallery (New York); and Julie Sherlock, Assistant Vice President, ACE Private Risk Services (New York)

Saturday, November 19, 3:00pm - Shaping the Present: Realist Art Then and Now
For years, people have been saying realist art is coming back.  Judging from its growing visibility and the mushrooming of realist art schools nationwide, it's more accurate to say it's here.  Join us for this intriguing panel, animated by two national editors and popular BIFAS presenters:  Joshua Rose of American Art Collector and Peter Trippi of Fine Art Connoisseur.

Additional information on special programs is available at www.FineArtBoston.com