Jaimie Warren, "The Whoas of Female Tragedy II" opens January 10th

Self-Portrait as Kali Conner, digital C-print, 2012 JAIMIE WARREN The Whoas of Female Tragedy II January 10 - February 9, 2013 OPENING January 10, 6-9PM The Hole is proud to announce a new solo exhibition by Kansas City-based artist Jaimie Warren. In photographs that explore different female stereotypes from both art history and celebrity culture, distorted through the internet’s bizarre juxtapositions, disposable imagery and memes, this new body of work features the artist and her friends in roles as diverse as Zsa Zsa Gabor, Easy E, The Virgin Mary, Lana Del Rey or Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon. Like a digital age, Midwestern Cindy Sherman, Warren camouflages herself in handmade costumes, sets and extensive makeup to impersonate internet-distorted celebrities, including a section of “food-lebrities” which you can perhaps imagine (“Lasagna Del Rey”). Unlike self-portrait artist Nikki Lee who aims to “pass” in various subcultures, Warren with her Rubenesque body, big blonde hair and rosy cheeks never quite fits in anywhere, perhaps best as her idol Roseanne Barr. The juxtaposition of her non-celebrity appearance with the sculpted and contrived publicity shots of Lil' Kim or Madonna bring the unreachably idealized form back to its much funner corporeal reality. The everyday disruptions of reality or offences to taste, perhaps, put her in some relationship to Wegee or Martin Parr, while her work overall defies specific reference to the history of photography, as perhaps she has more in common with the history of camp and the films of John Waters. The works feel as they came out of a young lady in the Midwest with a vivid imagination who had to make her own fun with her friends, and she has indeed collaborated with long time friends and fellow Kansas City artists Cody Critcheloe (SSION) and fashion designer Peggy Noland. Warren writes: “The self-portraits have always been a way of entertaining myself, as I live in a smaller city, and I have been taking them long before any one noticed let alone requested more. This is also why I co-created Whoop Dee Doo [a faux public access television show for children] as we are always creating our own projects and entertainment, essentially out of necessity” In this exhibition there are three different series of new works: one where Warren is re-creating found Photoshopped paintings from art history; the second body of work takes on found Photoshopped images that mix celebrities with food; while the last is from totallylookslike.com where people pair images of celebrities with objects, animals, food, other celebrities, etc. to show how they humorously look alike.  Warren puts in an enormous amount of handmade energy to recreate these Photoshop Frankensteins without the use of Photoshop, and all works in the show are unadulterated photographic prints.  Part of the insanity is to figure out why. Warren is interested in the anonymous nature of “bored at work” Photoshoppers especially in the art history series where venerated works of art history are ridiculously and abjectly altered in the most curious ways. Many sites feature famous paintings that are “pimped out” by adding Versace clothes and glittery phones or even racy lingerie to paintings of nudes. The ersatz humour of the internet and the slightly creepy concoctions of the public when bored with the barrage of celebrity images all fit well into her vaudevillian, Roseanne Barr-ean sense of humour that pervades all her art and performances. Jaimie Warren (b. 1980 Kansas City) is a photographer, performance artist and curator known for her theatrical, humorous self-portraits set in various scenarios and locations, whether constructed or real.   Her first solo exhibition was at Higher Pictures in NYC in 2009 and was reviewed in Artforum and many other well-known publications.  Warren’s first monograph was published by Aperture in 2008. Her work was debuted on tinyvices.com by curator Tim Barber who has also included her work in many group shows. She has participated in group exhibitions at Max Wigram in London, The MACRO Museum in Rome, Colette in Paris, Deitch Projects, NYC and many more. She and Matt Roche are co-directors of Whoop Dee Doo, a faux public access television show for kids. This exhibition is variation of The WHOAS of Female Tragedy presented at the Miami Dade College Museum of Art and Design this past fall. Warren collaborated with artist Lee Heinemann who created custom costumes and props. The Hole is open Tuesday through Saturday, 12 – 7PM For available works please contact kathy@theholenyc.com

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LAST WEEK: Boys & Girls Closing Saturday, January 12th

Kim McCarty Red Boy (2012) Watercolor On Paper, 74h x 45w in  We are pleased to announce the extension of Kim McCarty's exhibition Boys & Girls through this Saturday, January 12th. Don't miss your last chance to see this powerful exhibition! Using a wet on wet technique, Kim McCarty's watercolors of larger than life beings express both flaws and perfection, realism and abstraction. They are capable of communicating a feeling or a mood that is universal, yet deeply intimate and personal. Some figures express longing, others seem sexy and intriguing, some innocent and unaware of our voyeurism. In these boys and girls we see our emotional selves reflected, and catch a glimpse of the fragility and tenuousness of the human experience.  CLICK HERE for more information on Boys & Girls. Current Exhibitions: Kim McCarty: Boys & Girls Michael Velliquette: In Spaces and Other Places October 25, 2012 - January12, 2013 Upcoming Exhibitions:  David S. Allee: Frame of View THE STUDY Project Space: David Fertig January 17 - February 16, 2013    The Armory Show: Kysa Johnson March 7 - 10, 2013 Piers 92 & 94 | New York City    535 West 22nd Street New York, NY 10011 email: art@morganlehmangallery.com phone: 212.268.6699 fax: 212.268.6766 web: morganlehmangallery.com

VIP Vernissage | January 2013 | International Art Exhibition

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January Fresh From The Studio: Paul Wackers

Paul Wackers They Always Fly Away (2012) Acrylic On Panel, 12h x 9w in  $1,500 Paul Wackers' work favors the often overlooked nuances in life, consisting of surreal paintings of abstract objects and geometric landscapes. These non-specific places feel oddly nostalgic, like a fleeting memory of familiar forms, feelings and situations. Pulling inspiration from moments in film, articles read, or a walk down the street, these whimsical paintings move in and out of reality, focusing on the delicate interactions between objects in these newly fabricated worlds. Click here to see more work by Paul Wackers. *Fresh From The Studio is a monthly email offering from a gallery artist of a single available signature work that has been recently completed.  Current Exhibitions: Kim McCarty: Boys & Girls Michael Velliquette: In Spaces and Other Places October 25, 2012 - January 12, 2013 Upcoming Exhibitions:  David S. Allee: Frame of View THE STUDY Project Space: David Fertig January 17 - February 16, 2013    The Armory Show: Kysa Johnson March 7 - 10, 2013 Piers 92 & 94 | New York City      535 West 22nd Street New York, NY 10011 email: art@morganlehmangallery.com phone: 212.268.6699 fax: 212.268.6766 web: morganlehmangallery.com

Call for Artists/Architects/Designers: SMART Cities & HYBRID Identities | Venice . January 25/26/27, 2013

Call for Artists/Architects/Designers: SMART Cities & HYBRID Identities | Venice . January 25/26/27, 2013Photography / Video Art / Computer Graphics / Architecture / Performing Art   Deadline: January 10, 2013   Prize1 Year of participation in International art exhibitions organized by International ArtExpo, all over the world.   International ArtExpo is selecting all interesting video/short films, photo works, computer graphics works, architecture projects and performances, to include in the next 2013 Exhibition:   SMART Cities & HYBRID Identities - International Art Festival of Photography, Video Art, Computer Graphics, Architecture and Performing Art, at Scoletta di San Giovanni Battista e del SS. Sacramento in Bragora, Venice, during the fabulous Carnival of Venice.   organizer: International ArtExpo   opening: January 25, 2013 venue: Scoletta di San Giovanni Battista e del SS. Sacramento in Bragora, Venice dates: January 25/26/27, 2013   The deadline for applications is January 10, 2013   The selections will be based on the main concept of hybridization between identities and urban environment to create a smart life. People, backgrounds, societies, progress and all their inputs creates hybrid identities, modifying each other and being mixed in prospect to shape a better world. Mixing sustainable transport; modern (ICT) communication infrastructure; sustainable economic development; and wise management of natural resources, human, intellectual and social capital, is the key to reach a future better life quality. Be smart. Be hybrid. Be better.   The event is open to photography, video art, computer graphics, architecture and performing art.   Send your works submission with all the required material via email to lucacurci@lucacurci.com or via mail to:   International ArtExpoCorso Vittorio Emanuele II, 33 70122 Bari, Italy   The number of works you can submit is unlimited. The participation in the International Art Festival requires an entry fee only for selected artworks. Participation open to: artists, architects and designers, associate groups and studios.   During the event will be exhibited the artworks of “ID / Identities” Istanbul 2012 WINNER.   After the event, our organization will select the winning artist of 1 year of participation (6 events) in International art exhibitions organized by International ArtExpo, all over the world.   International ArtExpo is a not for profit organization that provides a significant forum for cultural dialogue between all artists from different cultures and countries. ArtExpo is grateful to all of the institutions, corporations, and individuals who support our artistic projects. We work with a number of national and international galleries as well as publishers, museums, curators and critics from all over the world. We help artists through solo and group exhibitions, gallery representation, magazine reviews and advertisements, press releases, internet promotion, as well as various curatorial projects.   International ArtExpoCorso Vittorio Emanuele II, 33 70122 Bari (Italy) +39.0805234018 +39.3387574098 lucacurci@lucacurci.com www.lucacurci.com/artexpo

Earth and Water: An Exhibition of Ceramic Arts and Watermedia

Earth and Water: An Exhibition of Ceramic Arts and Watermedia

January 27 through March 3, 2013

Reception:  Sunday, January 27, 3-5pm 

l to r:  “Dirty Laundry Series 1 of 3: Pope’s Laundry”, clay with wood, gold leaf, and collage by Barbara Karyo;

“As Far as the Eye Can See”, acrylic by Susan Bird

In this visually exciting exhibition the Art League of Long Island is presenting the work of eight contemporary Long Island artists who create in either clay or water-mediums.  This exhibit presents an opportunity to compare the individual approaches to subject matter and material, and discover new connections and contrasts.

The ceramic artists include John (Jack) Fink who's whimsical work will include an operating fountain, stimulating both sight and sound; Tina Folks will exhibit her "Katchina" figures and "Tablets", a wall installation which makes reference to the spiritual past; Barbara Karyo, who's bas-relief forms and sculptures convey gesture and movement; and William Shillalies, who will be exhibiting his ash glazes on conceptual pieces, inspired by the natural world and exploring the distinction between movement and fragmentation.

The watermedia artists are Susan Bird, who in her interpretations of nature uses acrylic paint in drips and washes; Riccarda de Eccher, a watercolorist who paints dramatic vistas of the Italian Alps in a soft limited pallet; Katherine Hiscox who will exhibit her plein air works that capture the rhythms in nature; and Deborah Katz who's abstract watercolors express the essence of a moment in nature.

 A brief bio of each artist follows:

Susan Bird studied with Steve Lamposana at the Nassau County Museum of Art and currently studies with Stan Brodsky at the Art League of Long Island. A teacher for many years, she now paints full-time at her studio in Huntington.

Riccarda de Eccher grew up in northern Italy at the foot of the Dolomites.  An avid mountain climber, Ms. de Eccher began painting later in life, working in watercolor with the mountains as her primary subject.  Her work has been published in several books in collaboration with Italian authors and has been shown widely in Italy and, in this country, at the Heckscher Museum.  

John (Jack) Fink graduated with a BFA from Millikin University in Illinois and did post-graduate work at Ohio University, Illinois State University, and Pratt Institute.  He was awarded an MA from NYU.  Mr. Fink was one of the founding members of the Art Department at Nassau Community College, where he continues to teach ceramics.  An award-winning artist, Mr. Fink's ceramic sculptures reflect his effort to draw on the mystery of the creative process.

Tina Folks holds a BA in Studio Art from Marymount College in Tarrytown, NY and a BFA in Ceramic Design from Parsons School of Design in NYC.  She has served on the Board of Directors for the East End Arts & Humanities Council in Riverhead for 3 years and was recently named Board secretary.  

Katherine Hiscox received her MA in Creative Art Therapy from Hofstra University and a BA and MS in art education from Queens College.  She is currently teaching watercolor workshops. Her work, which has won numerous awards, graces many private collections.

Barbara Grossman Karyo began her art education studying fashion design at Pratt Institute.  Her initial exposure to pattern-making has had a significant influence on the development of three-dimensional forms which she applies to her clay works.  Ms. Karyo was awarded an MFA in painting and ceramics from Pratt Institute and is currently Professor of Art, (Drawing and Ceramics) at SUNY's Suffolk Community College, where she served as Director of the Flecker Memorial Gallery from 1980-2002.

Deborah Katz was educated at SUNY Stony Brook and later studied under Eleanore Dragonette, Carl Molno, Betty Holliday, Stan Brodsky and Craig Taylor. Ms. Katz is the Curator and Director of the Alfred Van Loen Gallery at the South Huntington Library.

Bill Shillalies received an MFA from Hunter College, NYC.  Working in clay for over 35 years, he studied ceramics with Susan Peterson, Robert Morris, Peter Voulkos and Peter Callas. 

The Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery is located at 107 East Deer Park Road in Dix Hills.  Gallery hours are from 9am – 4pm Monday through Friday, and 11am – 4pm weekends.  Admission to the gallery and the reception is free and open to the public.  For more information about the exhibit visit www.artleagueli.org or call (631) 462-5400.

FACTOR 41N-9W: Riad Miah & Luis Nobre

Riad Miah was born in Trinidad and Tobago, and lives and works in New York, NY. Luis Nobre was born, lives and works in Lisbon, Portugal. Both artists have been colleagues since 2001. In this show, the Portuguese artist Luis Nobre and the American artist Riad Miah explore ideas of nature, materiality, color and memory. Each is interested in process, in painting and drawing as acts of commemoration and creation; each is also interested in the overlapping of individuals and groups, of one-offs and series. For both, process is often paramount: Nobre gathers inspiration for weeks, until the point at which inspiration gleaned from multiple sources  demands concretization. In a similar vein, Miah draws from both nature and culture- from biology, astronomy, art history- to create work that simultaneoulsly embraces the microscopic and the macrocosmic. Nobre and Miah here present new work in which form and content teach one another, often in surprising and innovative ways. Above all, the imperative to please aesthetically comes to the fore, with play and chance collaborating. The exhibition presents the two artists’ works on both floors of the gallery. On the main floor of the gallery Nobre will present works that incorporates a distorted geometric pattern that is an Arabic decoration seen in the streets of Lisbon. The motif breaks the flat organized structure by creating an illusion of a form that is simultaneously flat and 3-dimensional. Miah’s work consists of an installation of 20 hexagonal canvases. The color sequence of the 20 canvases is based on the Fibonacci system. The color of each canvas is based on the numbers in Fibonacci’s sequence, using violet=1, red=1, orange=2, yellow=3, green=5, blue=8. Violet starts the system even though it is often the last color within the R,O,Y,G,B,V color wheel.  Through this mathematical process, organic-seeming images are created.  Aquatic, astronomical, biological, and pop culture imagery is suggested. The works downstairs are by both artists, both working in an intuitive process, wherein each piece is free to develop in dialog with other pieces, without a superimposed system and without preconception. Riad Miah holds a B.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts and an M.F.A from the Ohio State University. He is an alumnus of Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and the Vermont Studio Center. He is a recipient of a NYFA Fellowship in the category of Painting and previously a professor at Parsons The New School for Design. Miah’s work has been exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Luis Nobre is currently attending the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon where he will earn his PHD. He has participated in the International Residence Program at Location 1 in New York City, with the support of the Ministry of Culture and the Ilidio Pinho Foundation. His work has been exhibited on a national and international level. FACTOR 41 N - 9 W: RIAD MIAH and LUIS NOBRE  ROOSTER GALLERY, 190 ORCHARD STREET, LOWER EAST SIDE, NYC OPENING RECEPTION: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 6 – 8PM EXHIBITING FROM DECEMBER 6 – JANUARY 6 For additional info please visit www.roostergallery.com

Alexander Slonevsky, Director                        Andre Escarameia, Curator 212.230.1370                                                    646.637.2097 alex@roostergallery.com                                andre@roostergallery.com

Upcoming Exhibitions at The Whitney

MUSEUM HOURS UPDATE Due to the ongoing impact of Hurricane Sandy, the Whitney is changing its hours for Friday, November 2, to 11 am–6 pm. Pay-what-you-wish hours will not be in effect, but will resume on Friday, November 9. Read on for a list of exhibitions on view. Eleanor Antin: Conversations with Stalin and the Wade Guyton OS stroller tour scheduled for tomorrow, November 2, have also both been canceled. See the online calendar for an up-to-date listing of events and programs. Please note that the Whitney's phones remain inactive, and the Museum's administrative offices are closed. We hope to see you at the Whitney! Exhibitions Wade Guyton OS "The Whitney Museum has a hit on its hands: a beautiful show organized by a young curator that makes a cogent case for the work of a young artist."—The New York Times Through January 13, 2013 Over the past decade, New York–based artist Wade Guyton has pioneered a groundbreaking body of work that explores our changing relationships to images and artworks through the use of common digital technologies, such as the desktop computer, scanner, and inkjet printer. Guyton’s purposeful misuse of these tools to make paintings and drawings results in beautiful accidents that relate to the ways in which we haltingly navigate the visual and technological barrage of our time. Richard Artschwager! "The last great minimalist"—New York Magazine Through February 3, 2013 Richard Artschwager had his first solo exhibition at the age of forty-two, in 1965 at Leo Castelli Gallery. Since then his art has been shown throughout the world, and his enigmatic and diverse work has been influential, yet not thoroughly understood. This exhibition is a comprehensive review of Artschwager’s remarkable creative exploration of the mediums of sculpture, painting, and drawing, and is the first retrospective exhibition of Artschwager’s work since the one organized by the Whitney in 1988. . . . as apple pie On continuous view Images, like words, can trigger a cultural or emotional response to a shared national ethos. Artists have employed images—sometimes straightforwardly, often obliquely—in order to comment on a country, its people, its political or social goals, and its self-image. This exhibition explores this phenomenon through a rotating installation, drawn from the Whitney’s collection, of works on paper by a diverse group of artists including Robert Bechtle, Enrique Chagoya, Howard Cook, William N. Copley, Edward Hopper, Willard Midgette, Joseph Pennell, Benton Spruance, and Stow Wengenroth. IMAGE CREDITS Wade Guyton (b. 1973), Untitled, 2006. Epson UltraChrome inkjet on linen, 89 × 54 in. (226.1 × 137.2 cm). Private collection. © Wade Guyton. Photograph by Lamay Photo Richard Artschwager (b. 1923), Logus (Blue Logus), 1967. Formica on wood, 35 × 45 1/2 × 48 in. (88.9 × 115.6 × 121.9 cm). Museum Ludwig, Cologne/Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung. © Richard Artschwager Stow Wengenroth (1907–1978), Bird of Freedom, 1942. Lithograph, 21 9/16 × 15 1/16 in. (54.8 × 38.3 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, purchase  42.13. Digital image © Whitney Museum of American Art Whitney Museum of American Art        whitney.org

Call to Artists - 39th Annual Phippen Museum Western Art Show & Sale

39th Annual Phippen Museum Western Art Show & Sale  

 

Call to Artists

WHAT: Western Art Show & Sale

WHERE: on the beautiful Courthouse Plaza in historic downtown Prescott, Arizona

WHEN: May 25th, 26th & 27th, 2013  
           Saturday & Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Monday 9:00 a.m. - 3 p.m.

NOTEWORTHY:

• Juried Fine Art show with 7 media categories
• Promotion of event to art collectors and the general public with extensive media saturation in national art publications, newspapers, radio, television, direct mail, online, press releases and in social media
• Easy load in and load out
• Electricity and WiFi available
• Friday night Artist Welcome Reception, Quick Draw competitions & an Artist Appreciation Dinner
• Booth sitting and complimentary morning refreshments
• Convenient artists-only reserved parking
• Off-hours security patrol by the Arizona Rangers
• Hosted by a dedicated group of friendly and helpful staff and volunteers
• Artists retain 100% of sales 

This highly-publicized annual event is one of the nation's premier outdoor Western art shows. Held during the 3-day Memorial weekend (May 25th, 26th and 27th, 2013) at the Courthouse Plaza in historic downtown Prescott, Arizona, this museum fundraiser attracts enthusiastic art collectors and talented artists from all across North America. Now in its 39th year, this popular show and sale has continuously provided solid sales and large crowds, as well as serving as a springboard for up-and-coming Western artists. In addition, the Prescott area is home to some of the nation's best Western artists today, including: Bill Nebeker CA, John Coleman CA, Dave Powell CA, Bill Anton, Doug Hyde, Bill Owen CA and others. And the show and sale has provided an important boost to the outstanding careers of great Western artists like Robert "Shoofly" Shufelt, Tim Cox CA, Loren Entz CA, Oreland Joe CA, David Halbach CA and Martin Grelle CA.

The show is open to all artists submitting work featuring Art of the American West in 7 medium categories: Acrylic, Drawing, Mixed Media, Oil, Pastel, Sculpture and Watercolor. It is a juried show and provides a great opportunity to meet fellow artists and create solid contacts with the art buying public. Also taking advantage of the first official holiday of the summer season, this event is held in the cool pines of Northern Arizona before the heat of the season arrives.

In addition to being "Everybody's Hometown" and birthplace of the World's Oldest Rodeo, Prescott, Arizona, has also recently been honored by True West magazine as the nation's Most Western town. So don't miss this opportunity to participate in one of the most hospitable and prestigious outdoor Western art show and sales in the country.  

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:

Apply online at www.phippenartmuseum.org 

Deadline: January 1st, 2013

Notification: February 1st, 2013

Application/Jury Fee: $25 per category

Booth Fees Due: March 15th, 2013/$450 single booth fee (10' x 15')
 
Phone Questions: Artist Relations, Edd Kellerman - (928) 778-1385

Email Questions: phippen@phippenartmuseum.org 

Call to Artists - 2013 Uptown Art Expo

  2013 Uptown Art Expo  
Call to Artists

WHAT:  Fine Art and Fine Craft Festival

WHERE: Cranes Roost Park, Uptown Altamonte, Altamonte Springs, FL

WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
           February 16-17, 2013
           Show hours: Saturday, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
           Setup: Friday evening

NOTEWORTHY:

*Limited to 130 carefully juried artists from across the USA

*Over $8,850 in cash awards

*Drive up load-in and load-out at; free adjacent parking

*Highest household buying income in the region

*Major advertising and promotion: newspaper, radio, social media

*World-class entertainment/high public attendance

*Children's and family activities

*Abundant, affordable accommodations and restaurants

The streets along beautiful and upscale Cranes Roost Park at Uptown Altamonte will come alive with artisans showcasing their talents, color and music.

Join us for the 2nd annual Uptown Art Expo along Cranes Roost Boulevard in Altamonte Springs, Florida.

The FREE ADMISSION Art & Music festival will feature 130 artist displays of jewelry, glass, fine crafts, mosaics, paintings, photography, pottery and sculpture available for purchase.

The juried art & chalk art displays will be judged for $8,850 in cash prizes & ribbons.The festival will also include children's activities, street chalk painting, festival foods, music & street performers.

  

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: 

Applications available at: www.zapplication.org

Deadline: 
January 24, 2013

For more details and artist's prospectus, visit:
http://www.uptownartexpo.com

You may also contact:

Jim Barton, Festival Director
407-592-0002
  
Email inquiries to:
info@uptownartexpo.com

Call to Artists - 58th Talbot Street Art Fair

58th Talbot Street Art Fair  

 

Call to Artists

WHAT: Fine Art and Fine Craft Event

 

WHERE: Indianapolis, IN

WHEN: June 8-9, 2013       

           Saturday, 10-6; Sunday 10-5    

   
          

NOTEWORTHY: 

*Ranked among the nations top festivals every year. 

*Limited to 270 artists in juried fine art and fine craft

*Application and Entry fees, $25/$295.  A few larger spaces available at extra cost. 

 

*Over 50,000 in attendance

*Merit and Purchase Awards

  

*Friday set-up, drive to space for load in and load out.

  

*24 hour security

*Artist and RV parking

*Reduced hotel rates 

The fair, sponsored by Talbot Street Art Fair, Inc. a non-profit organization, is held along Talbott Street between 16th and 20th Streets (North-South) and between Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets (East-West) in the historic Herron-Morton neighborhood on the near-northside of Indianapolis.

  

Talbot Street Art Fair is the oldest, juried show in Central Indiana and remains free to the public.

All of the fair's focus is on the artists.  We do not have commercial booths or performing musicians.  The fair has a dedicated following of patrons who show up rain or shine.  We do extensive local and regional advertising that includes billboards, newspapers, magazines, online ads and radio and television interviews.  Our purpose is an organized fair that runs smoothly and brings buying customers to our artists for successful sales.   

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:  

Deadline:  January 21, 2013

Notification:  March 15, 2013

Website:  www.talbotstreet.org

Email:  talbotstreetartfair@hotmail.com

Phone:  317-745-6479