Visit Lowell Ryan Projects to View Alexandra Grants work on line.

Last day to see: Alexandra Grant, Born to Love Installation View by Ruben Diaz View Works and Installation Views Here Press: LA Weekly Riot Material Curate LA What’s On Los Angeles California Home and Design Flaunt Visual Art Source LA Times Datebook KCRW Art Talk Art and Cake LA Weekly What Artists Listen To   ARTSY  copyright © 2019  Lowell Ryan Projects LLC 4851 West Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90016 #fineartmagazine

On Long Island catch the Southampton Arts Center opening of Joel Sartore's Nat Geo's Photo Ark project June 28th 6-8.

ART National Geographic PHOTO ARK by Joel Sartore presented by Southampton Arts Center & the International Center of Photography ON VIEW JUNE 27-SEPTEMBER 8 Sponsored by the Harbers Family Foundation & Renee Harbers and Chris Liddell Gallery Hours: Thursday-Monday, 11 AM-6 PM Admission: $5 (Free for SAC & ICP Members and Children 12 & Under) Plus PUBLIC OPENING CELEBRATION Friday, June 28 • 6-8 PM • FREE (followed by a dance party with DJ Mister Lama from 8-11 PM) The National Geographic Photo Ark features the compelling and visually stunning work of Nat Geo photographer and Fellow Joel Sartore. This exhibition will highlight Sartore’s images from his work in more than 250 zoos, aquariums and animal rescue centers around the world. MORE INFO Photo Ark is organized and traveled by the National Geographic Society. Image: An endangered baby Bornean orangutan, Pongo pygmaeus, named Aurora, with her adoptive mother, Cheyenne, a Bornean/Sumatran cross, Pongo pygmaeus x abelii, at the Houston Zoo. © Photo by Joel Sartore/National Geographic Photo Ark.#fineartmagazine

On Long Island Doug Reina Classes offered.

Saturday Art Classes at Doug Reina Art Studio starting in March For all of you who have been interested in taking art classes here, but can't make it to the on-going Thursday class, this is for you. Classes will be held on 3/2, 3/9, 3/23 and 3/30 Classes here at the studio are structured to suit the individual needs of each student, with an emphasis on developing their own unique, creative approach to painting. Beginners to experienced painters are welcome. The Saturday class gives the student the choice to work in either a three hour session, or if they wish to continue working, they can stay for an additional two hours and complete a 5 hour session. For those of you who would like to try oil painting, but don't have any any paint, I am offering, for an additional fee, an option where I provide an easel and paint. Pricing 3 hour class is $60 - if a student needs to use my supplies, it's $75 5 hour class is $80 - if a student needs to use my supplies, it's $90 The space in my studio is limited - I can accommodate up to 6 students. If you'd like to reserve a space in a class, email me the date you'd like to attend. My email is art@dougreina.com There is also some room in my Thursday class if you're interested in that. Please note, I do not offer a 5 hour session for that class. If you would like to take a class but can't make these times, let me know if there's another time that works better for you. I am even open to the idea of doing some one on one sessions. Thank you everybody. Hope to hear from some of you soon. - Doug #fineartmagazine

Summer Highlights: Eric Zener at Gallery Henoch

GALLERY HENOCH 555 WEST 25TH STREET  II  NEW YORK CITY 917.305.0003 II info@galleryhenoch.com ERIC ZENER Eric Zener, Rejoining Again, Oil on Canvas, 48" x 38" Eric Zener, Rejoining Again II, Oil on Canvas,48" x 38" Eric Zener, All Clear Ahead, Mixed Media Resin, 31" x 41 Eric Zener, Summer Wormhole, Mixed Media Resin, 30" x 41" August is around the corner, and dreams of relaxing by the pool are inspiring us to highlight Eric Zener's tantalizing paintings in the Summer Group Show. Zener's Rejoining Again and Rejoining Again II put a surreal spin on a dip in the pool. At 48" x 38" these two modestly sized canvases are a rare combination to come out of the studio. Zener's liquidy resin pieces, All Clear Ahead and Summer Wormhole, give us a poolside buzz just looking at them. Zener manipulates resin to mimic the transparency and vivid gleam of water. Stop in to see these paintings, along with many others, at the Summer Group Show! For more information, please contact the gallery. #fineartmagazine

Looks Like fun for a good cause: At Phillips, Launch Party Reminder: Tongue + Chic / Artists x Sneakers today 7-10 NYC

Join us to celebrate the launch of tongue + chic, an exhibition of unique and limited edition sneakers designed by Trevor "Trouble" Andrews, KAWS, Daniel Arsham, Stash, Daniel "Mache" Gamache, theheyymann, Shantell Martin and other leading artists. DJ Set by Kitty Cash Special thanks to Kirin Ichiban and Don Papa Thursday 19 July, 7-10pm 450 Park Avenue, New York RSVP RSVP Essential. Space is Limited. Now On View Visit us at our public viewing 16 July-31 August. Monday-Friday 10am-6pm *Wednesday 10am-8pm One pair of shoes handcrafted by "The Shoe Surgeon" will be auctioned online in August 2018 to benefit the Thomson Reuters Foundation's anti-slavery initiatives.     Learn More Kith x Nike LeBron James XV Long Live the King Part II, 2018 Shoe Surgeon x TBWA\Chiat\Day New York To Benefit Thomson Reuters Foundation   Exhibition Information  |  View in Browser Update Preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Privacy Policy Follow Us: #fineartmagazine

SagHarbor Museum: When The World Was Wood

Opening tomorrow...

When The World Was Wood Curated by Richard Doctorow Opening Reception: Friday, July 20th from 6:00 to 8:00pm Living in a time when virtually every object we use in our daily lives is made of metal, plastic or some new cutting-edge, high-tech material, it is hard to imagine a time when almost everything was made of wood. But for the first two centuries of America’s history, wood was not only the most prevalent choice of material, it was often the only choice – so much so that historians sometimes call the years 1650 to 1850 “America’s Wood Age.” When The World Was Wood explores this amazing period in America’s history by presenting some 100 objects (primarily from the 19th century) that are made of wood. Not only objects that we might expect - utensils, bowls, barrels, buckets, signs, toys and tools - but also those that are delightfully surprising, including a tricycle, gears for a tower clock, and even a washing machine manufactured right here in Sag Harbor in the 1860s.

2018 Summer Calendar

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