The Pollock Krasner House Study Center update: Vitrual summer programs and more with Joyce Raimondo.

Joyce Raimondo offers virtual programs for you eas if your not in the Hamptons. or can't get out and about. See below details.  FineArtMagazineblog.blogspot hoes you enjoy our shared information. Enrich your day with art!!  Jamie Forbes, publisher,  FIneartmagazineblog.blogspot, and sunstormfineartmagazine.com Happy Art fun!!!

___________________________________________________________________________ Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator _____________________________________________________________________________ Express Yourself - Virtual Tour of the Pollock-Krasner House Tuesday, June 16, 1:00pm - 2:00pm (EDT) Art Educator Joyce Raimondo will guide us live on Zoom through Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner's home and studio, a national landmark in East Hampton, New York. We will discover the creative ways that Pollock and Krasner expressed their feelings with paint. Explore the art displayed in their home and see the barn studio filled with paint splatters -- evidence of their masterpieces. Offered by the East Hampton Library Click Here to Register ______________________________________________________________________________ Creative Visions Wednesday, June 17, 12:00pm - 1:15pm (EDT) How can you see with clarity your aspirations for the future? We will begin with an inspirational presentation featuring Pollock, Krasner, and other artists who realized their creative dreams. Then discover the power of clear thought as you envision the world you want to create for yourself and others in a collage vision boarding workshop. Supplies: glue, scissors, magazine pictures, surface for your art. Or, create digital images or draw. Hosted by Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator, Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center. Click Here to Register ______________________________________________________________________________ Recycle for Art Thursday, June 18, 2:00pm - 3:00pm (EDT) Discover how famous artists Picasso, Pollock, and others turn trash into creative treasures. Then create your own art using recycled materials. Have a stiff board, recycled items, scissors, and glue on hand.  Offered by the Larchmont Public Library Click Here to Register ______________________________________________________________________________ War and Peace in Modern Art Thursday, June 18, 3:00pm - 4:00pm (EDT) From Picasso’s Guernica to his Doves of Peace, Joyce Raimondo presents modern artists’ response to war and their visions of peace. Following the presentation, participants are invited to use their creative power to envision peace in a painting or drawing. Offered by the Cutchogue New Suffolk Library Click Here to Register _____________________________________________________________________________ Ready, Set, Paint! Friday, June 19, 12:00pm - 1:00pm (EDT) Go on a virtual tour of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner’s barn studio followed by a presentation of studios of other iconic modern artists. Then we will explore practical aspects of studio set up and preparation needed to optimize creative output. Before you set out to create, maximize your readiness! Click Here to Register _____________________________________________________________________________ Image: Pablo Picasso, Dove, lithograph, 1949

The Hamptons Fine Art Fair July 8-12, Southampton NY. Lots to see and buy!!!

 

Take Advantage of the Widest Selection of Modern & Contemporary Art in the Nation This Summer  500+ Emerging & Blue-Chip Artists on Display July 9-12, 2026 | Southampton Fairgrounds Southampton, NY

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David Brenimon Fine Art Mel Bochner Shamnoski Gallery Wolf Kahn

Buy What You Love  Join us at this annual high-caliber art fair created exclusively for art-loving Hamptonites. Benefit from the widest and deepest selection of significant modern and contemporary art in the nation, this summer. Witness an engaging lineup of eight Spotlight Artist displays and 8 eye-catching specially themed booths.Take advantage of this extraordinary infusion of brilliant new artistic voices, perspectives, and international cultures coming to Southampton. * The Statue of Liberty see one of the world's most famous sculptures, welcoming all guests at the entrance * The British are Coming, Again! This time its about stunning art as 6 UK galleries  cross the pond to meet you * The Trailblazers of Hamptons' Abstraction - opportinuty to acquire works by the famed artists of the 1950-70s AbEx era * Marilyn @ 100: The Hamptons' Marilyn Monroe Centennial Tribute featuring The Last Sitting™, presented by the Bert Stern Estate. What you see will amaze you! "It's not true I had nothing on - I had the radio on" - Marilyn Monroe * Red, White & Blue VIP Evening Preview (July 9- 5-9:30pm). One of the chic events of the summer, dress patriotic, benefits the Parrish Art Musuem * 4th annul Hamptons Artists Hall of Fame inductions, 4 awardees, Sat, July 11, 11am, sponsored by the Southampton Press * The Young Collectors Party (July 10, 5-7pm) Mingle with the young members of The Whitney, MoMA, and The Frick and other prestigious NYC institutions. Sponsored by Spotlight Magazine * Celebrating the Year of the Horse - Hosted by The Hampton Classic and Hamptons Fine Art Fair (July 11) * Enjoy drinks at the Musuem Bar and Pollock Bar, indoor and outdoor cafes, and 600 parking spots (steps from the entrance), and valet parking option

Corridor Contemporary Alec Demarco Fremin Gallery Julian Lennon

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Show Hours *VIP Opening Preview: Thursday, July 9: VIP “First-Look” Opening Preview: 12-5pm, benefits the Southhampton Arts Center VIP Opening Preview Evening: 5-9:30pm, benefits Parrish Art Museum *General Admission: Friday, July 10: 11am-7pm Saturday, July 11: 11am-7pm Sunday, July 12: 11am-6pm *Your HFAF ticket entitles you complimentary same level access to the Hamptons Jewelry Show (July 23-26, same location) - the Hamptons' leading resource for contemporary designer, signed estate pieces, luxury watches, and showcasing over 100 elite brands from around the world.

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RGR Gallery exhibitions update below June 6, Colonia San Miguel Chapultepec , Ciudad, Mexico. I hope our blog reares if traveling can catch the opening.

Hi the works highlights below are edgy . Browse through the art to see what you think.  UPCOMING EXHIBITION SAVE THE DATE Un cuerpo es una casa, un organismo, un templo, un contenedor, un mundo Galería RGR presents Un cuerpo es una casa, un organismo, un templo, un contenedor, un mundo, a group exhibition curated by Fernanda Ramos Mena. The exhibition returns to the idea of the body as a living organism: one that breathes, sweats, contracts, breaks apart, and expands through its contact with other presences and living systems. Moving between fragments of memory, ritual, animality, and spiritual connection, the works gathered in the exhibition approach the body not as something fixed or contained, but as a territory constantly exceeding its own limits. Presenting works by: Karina Aguilera Skvirsky | Galia Eibenschutz Carmina Escobar | Magali Lara Maria Laet | Natalia Mejía Murillo Francisco Muñoz | Rebeca Ramírez Soe Yu Nwe | Teruri Yamawaki OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 6 12:00 PM MORE DETAILS FOLLOW US GALERÍA RGR Gral. Antonio León 48 Colonia San Miguel Chapultepec Ciudad de México, 11850 México galeria@rgrart.com MX: +52 55 8434 7760 MX: +52 55 8434 7759#rgrgallery,#ineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com#sunstormfineartmagazine.com #artforever#artforall#artforjoy#artforeveryone

Catch Carol Feuerman: From LIne to Life Drawings from the 70's. at Qcc Art Gallery Opening May 28, 407 PM

 We have known Carol since the late 1970's. It great to see her early drawings. 

Carole Feuerman: From Line to Life  Drawings from the 70s  Opening Reception Tomorrow, Thursday  May 28, 4 - 7 pm QCC Art Gallery/ CUNY 220-05 56th Ave, Bayside, NY Dr. Christine Mangino President of Queensborough Community College  cordially invites you to the opening reception. Voice of The Body, Drawings From The 1960s, Palazzo Boneparte, Rome, Italy These drawings from the 1970s mark the beginning of Carole Feuerman’s sustained exploration of the human figure, created at a moment when observation, discipline, and emotional inquiry converged. Alongside her intimate studies of the body, Feuerman was also working as a professional illustrator, producing drawings for publications including The New York Times. This dual practice sharpened her ability to move between expressive figuration and communicative clarity. Whether addressing the human form or responding to editorial context, drawing became her primary language for understanding structure, presence, and meaning. Each line is deliberate, revealing an artist deeply engaged in the act of seeing—seeking not only anatomical accuracy, but the inner life of the subject. While studying at the School of Visual Arts, Feuerman supported herself through drawing and illustration commissions, developing a remarkable professional career alongside her fine art practice. During this period, she created illustrations and paintings for major publications and television networks, including The New York Times, ABC, and NBC, while also producing more than fifteen album covers. Among them were works for Alice Cooper and The Rolling Stones, whose imagery was later used in their tour books.  Presented alongside these drawings are three sculptures that extend this investigation into the medium of sculpture. Among them is a striking self-portrait: a super-realist depiction of the artist in the act of painting a sculpture of a tattooed bicycle leg. This work collapses the distance between subject and maker, offering a rare moment in which the artist becomes both observer and observed. In dialogue with the drawings, the sculptures reveal a continuous thread, an enduring pursuit of stillness, presence, and psychological depth, while underscoring how Feuerman’s early commitment to line ultimately evolved into a fully realised sculptural language. Seen today, these early drawings feel remarkably contemporary. They reflect a fearless investigation of intimacy, femininity, and self-definition during a period of profound social change, while also foreshadowing the sculptural language that would later define her career. RSVP for the Opening Reception to Faustino Quintanilla: QCC Art Gallery Director FQuintanilla@qcc.cuny.edu Press Release Available HERE Monkey Man | 1976 | 34 x 27 cm / 13 x 11 in | Ink and Paint on Board,  Painted for the Rolling Stones

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For photography dreamers, and visual media lovers : Dayla Calendine "wanted t be part of something that helped students discover" by opening the Calendine-Davis Studio at Freed-Hardeman University.

Dayla, and Chad Calendine used their philanthropic clout in support of photographic, and visual media  creativity. This will open the doorway for many students to stretch their legs and see what stories are possible to tell ia images at the Calendine-Davis Studio. I applaud the Calendines. 

Calendine-Davis Studio Opens on FHU's Campus Bringing Student Creativity Into Focus

HENDERSON, Tenn, Alumni and donors Dayla and Chad Calendine made a deeply personal investment in the future of Freed-Hardeman University photography students by fully funding a state-of-the-art studio designed to serve generations of aspiring image makers while strengthening the university's creative programs.

"We wanted to be part of something that helps students discover," said Dayla Calendine, who also serves on FHU's Board of Trustees. "This is about more than a building — it's about creating opportunities and strengthening connections that will last far beyond their time here."

A ribbon-cutting ceremony held in April marked the official opening of the more than 6,600-square-foot Calendine-Davis Studio, a facility more than a decade in the making that now serves as a central hub for students studying photography and visual media. The studio includes an art gallery, digital gallery and classroom space designed to reflect modern industry standards.

From the moment students walk through its doors, the difference is clear. Built to support both technical training and creative exploration, the studio gives students the opportunity to sharpen their skills while discovering how their work can communicate meaning and purpose.

"Image makers are trained here. Beauty is pursued here. Light is used with 21st-century skill," Freed-Hardeman Professor of Art Jud Davis said. Davis's words summed up the vision behind the Calendine-Davis Studio at FHU — a vision that now stands fully realized.

"This has been a long time coming," Davis said. "A lot of people poured into this, and I'm just grateful. At the end of the day, it's about giving people a place to learn, grow and use what they've been given."

The studio's story is one of collaboration, vision and strong community support. Early encouragement from retired College of Arts and Sciences faculty members Barbara England, fine arts, and Laquita Thomson, visual arts, helped lay the foundation for the project, while the university's advancement team and community partners such as E & T Contractors, along with Jason Brashier and Shannon Sewell, played key roles in bringing the vision to life.

The Calendines' support is echoed by fellow Board of Trustees member John Dodd, who emphasized the broader impact of the project.

"This is what it looks like when a university invests in its students in a meaningful way," said Dodd, chairman of the buildings committee. "It's not just about a facility — it's about creating an environment where students can grow, learn and be prepared for what comes next."

Today, the Calendine-Davis Studio is already fulfilling that vision.

Students are gaining hands-on experience in a professional environment while developing confidence, creativity and a deeper understanding of their craft. The studio continues to serve as a place where technical skill meets storytelling, preparing students to create meaningful work that reflects both artistry and purpose.

The mission of Freed-Hardeman University is to help students develop their God-given talents for His glory by empowering them with an education that integrates Christian faith, scholarship and service. Located in Henderson, Tennessee, FHU offers associate, bachelor's, master's, specialist and doctoral degrees. More information is available at fhu.edu.

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