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Tuesday, March 31, 2026

The Oklahoma Contemporary art offers Spring Classes: See sign up details below!!! Wow Art Fun for you!!!

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Collage with landscapes, owls, and flowers made on resin

Final week to register for spring Studio School classes!

Spring cleaning is dumb. Get in here and make cool stuff with us.


A collage with women walking down a staircase and a chandelier

Vintage Collage with Resin
Four-Week Class | Wednesdays
May 6-27 | 6-8:30 p.m.


Drawing of an alligator

Draw! Animals! with Jack Fowler
Four-Week Class | Saturdays
April 4-25 | 10:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.


A vibrant watercolor painting and supplies

Watercolor! 
Eight-Week Class | Mondays
April 6-June 1 | 6-8:30 p.m.


Gouache painting of oranges
Watercolor: Food + Gouache
Four-Week Class | Tuesdays
April 7-28 | 6-8:30 p.m.

Bookmaking supplies and a finished book
Make Your Own Books!
Eight-Week Class | Tuesdays
April 7-May 26 | 6-8:30 p.m.

A person cuts images from a postcard

Make Zines!
Four-Week Class | Thursdays
April 9-May 28 | 6-8 p.m.


Images: Resin collage by Marissa Raglin | Alligator drawing by Jack Fowler | Watercolors | Gouache painting of oranges | Close-up of a person's hands cutting out postcard images


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Wow! this looks like a great destinaytion Art Show. The 70th Annual Virginia Beach MOCA Boardwalk Show VA.

The 70th Annual Virginia MOCA

Boardwalk Art Show (VA)

October 9-11, 2026

Preferred Application Deadline 4/30/26

Final Application Deadline 5/31/26

Apply Here

Call to Artists   

WHAT: The 70th Annual Virginia MOCA Boardwalk Art Show

WHERE: Virginia Beach Boardwalk - Virginia Beach, Virginia

WHEN: October 9-11, 2026

TIMES: Fri 10 am - 6 pm | Sat 10 am - 5 pm | Sun 10 am - 4 pm

NOTEWORTHY:

  • Consistently ranked top 75 shows by Sunshine Artist magazine
  • Artists Party Saturday Night
  • Drive-On Program for easy unloading and loading
  • Prize money totaling over $20,000 awarded
  • Booth sitters are available
  • Booth signage identifying artist, category, city, state, and online presence
  • Complimentary bottled water and coffee for artists
  • Estimated 30,000+ patrons
  • Jury Fee: $45 deadline 4/30 | $50 5/1 - 5/31 (non-refundable)
  • Booth Fee: $450 (10'x10') | $900 (20'x10') | $175+ (Corner) Limited
  • Rental Options Available and Ad Placement in Festival Program

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS on ZAPP

Preferred Application Deadline: April 30, 2026

Late Application Deadline: ($55): May 31, 2026

Artist Notification: June 22, 2026

Booth Fee Due: August 1, 2026

 

For additional information:

Email questions to BoardwalkArtShow@virginiamoca.org

or call (757) 425-0000

The Annual Virginia MOCA Boardwalk Art Show is one of the only outdoor art shows produced by an accredited museum and strives to have the highest caliber of fine art in the relaxing setting of the Virginia Beach Boardwalk. Set against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean, this three-day festival welcomes approximately 160+ juried artists from across the country and features fine art and contemporary craft across several media. With the breadth and quality of art on display, ranging from classic and contemporary to the unconventional and eccentric, it’s no surprise the Virginia MOCA Boardwalk Art Show is consistently ranked as one of the top 75 Fine Art and Design shows in the country by Sunshine Artist magazine.


This is a juried show, which means that each artist will be selected by our jurors from an average pool of over 350 applications.


All 2025 winners will be exempt from jurying in 2026. A coupon code will be emailed to all applicable artists. Enter the code at checkout after applying to bypass the jury fee and jury process, and you will subsequently be invited to attend the show.


All proceeds from the Boardwalk Art Show directly support the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art (Virginia MOCA), a non-profit contemporary art museum that presents thought-provoking, ever-changing exhibitions and educational programming, inviting individuals and communities to explore our shared humanity through exceptional locally relevant and nationally resonant contemporary art.ough exceptional locally relevant and nationally resonant contemporary art.

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Sunday, March 29, 2026

See~Standing Still,~ an exhibition by Morarid K at Chapelle des Dames Blanche, and Carre Amelot, La Rochelle France in conjunction with work done with the Rocky Mountain Research Station

 

La Rochelle, 10 April - 21 June 2026

Standing Still
à la Chapelle des Dames Blanches

(English below)

Je suis heureuse de vous convier à ma prochaine exposition personnelle à la Chapelle des Dames Blanche et le Carré Amelot Ã  La Rochelle. 

« Standing Still » s’inspire du mode opératoire des plantes qui, enracinées, n’ont d’autre choix que de faire face à toute situation. Cette contrainte les amène à tisser un rapport au monde radicalement différent de celui du règne animal. La plante s’adapte, mute, non pour dominer son environnement, mais pour coexister avec lui. Là où l’humain exploite, se croyant omnipotent et séparé de la nature, la plante s’inscrit dans une logique d’interdépendance.
« Standing Still » s’ancre dans les connaissances de la Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) du ministère de l'Agriculture des États-Unis, dans les États de Colorado, du Wyoming et du Montana bien que le projet déborde du cadre scientifique. Il se développe à travers un ensemble d’Å“uvres qui mêlent archives photographiques, matières organiques, gestes artisanaux et manipulations expérimentales. L’intention n’est pas de représenter la nature, mais de travailler à partir d’elle. Il s’agit de faire parler la matière, qu’elle soit issue d’une forêt incendiée, d’un laboratoire scientifique, ou d’un fragment de mémoire photographique.
« Standing Still » s’attache à ralentir le regard. Le travail avance au rythme du végétal et de l’archive, attentif à la matière, aux transformations et aux persistances. L’Å“uvre tient là, dans une présence qui met chacun face à sa propre position.

Vernissage : 10 avril, 18h30 - 20h30
Exposition : 10 avril au 21 juin 2026
Lieu : Chapelle des Dames Blanches 23 quai Maubec, La Rochelle


English 

I am pleased to invite you to my upcoming solo show at
Chapelle des Dames Blanche and Carré Amelot in the city of La Rochelle, France. 

Standing Still” draws inspiration from the way plants operate. Rooted in place, they have no choice but to face whatever comes their way. This constraint shapes a relationship to the world that is radically different from that of the animal kingdom. Plants adapt and transform, not to dominate their surroundings, but to coexist with them. Where humans exploit, believing themselves omnipotent and separate from nature, plants operate within a logic of interdependence.
“Standing Still” is rooted in the research of the Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) of the United States Department of Agriculture, across Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana, though the project extends beyond the scientific framework. It unfolds through artworks that blend photographic archives, organic materials, artisanal gestures, and experimental manipulations. The intention is not to represent nature, but to work from it; letting materials speak, whether they come from a burned forest, a scientific laboratory, or a fragment of photographic memory.
“Standing Still” is concerned with slowing perception. It expands to the rhythms of plant life and archival material, attentive to matter, transformation, and persistence. The work holds its presence, inviting each person to confront their own position.

Opening reception: April 10, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Exhibition: April 10 to June 21 2026
Venue: Chapelle des Dames Blanches 23 quai Maubec, La Rochelle

More on Standing Still

Acquisition FRAC MECA

(English below) 

Cette pièce de « Standing Still » fait désormais partie de la très belle collection du FRAC MÉCA, suite à l'exposition collective Primavera, primavera, qui s'y est tenue en 2025 - 2026.

« Standing Still » est également présent en Chine, dans le cadre de la Guangzhou Image Triennial, organisée au Guangdong Museum of Art, et ce jusqu'au 5 mai 2026.
Ce corpus sera également présenté par la galerie Independence by Ibasho Ã  la foire AIPAD de New York, du 23 au 26 avril 2026.

Par ailleurs, « Standing Still » a pu être réalisé grâce au soutien de la DRAC Nouvelle-Aquitaine, de l'ADAGP, ainsi que du FRAC MÉCA, de la Chapelle des Dames Blanches et du Carré Amelot.


English

This piece from Standing Still is now part of the impressive collection of FRAC MÉCA, after being included in the group exhibition Primavera, primavera, held by the institution in 2025 - 2026.

Furthermore, Standing Still is currently in China as part of the Guangzhou Image Triennial at the Guangdong Museum of Art, on view until May 5, 2026.
It will also be presented at the AIPAD Photography Show in New York by Independence Gallery by Ibasho, from April 23 to 26, 2026.

Standing Still was made possible with funding from DRAC Nouvelle-Aquitaine, ADAGP, FRAC MÉCA, Chapelle des Dames Blanches, and Carré Amelot.

To go further

Artist video

Artist video made by Anahita Ghazi, funded by ADAGP.

En espérant vous rencontrer lors de l'un de ces événements.
Merci d’avoir pris le temps de lire ce message.
Morvarid K

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I hope to see you at one of these events.
Thank you for reading.
Morvarid K
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