Spring 2014 Programs at the Glass House

Spring 2014 Programs at the Glass House Photo by Sandra Hamburg Glass House Presents   Glass House Presents is an ongoing series of public programs - including conversations, performances, and gatherings - that sustains the site's historic role as a meeting place for artists, architects, and other creative minds. Before each event, visitors will enjoy the opportunity to explore the Glass House campus and view current exhibitions, including Fujiko Nakaya: Veil. The program concludes with light refreshments. Public programs take place from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. on Sundays, and 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays.    May 18, 2014 - Maya Lin + Edwina von Gal June 8, 2014 - David Adjaye + Thelma Golden   BUY TICKETS   Glass House Presents is generously supported by an anonymous donor. Night Sounds #4 Featuring lucky dragons A musical performance + reception  at the Glass House May 4, 2014, 3:00 - 5:30 p.m.    lucky dragons is an ongoing collaboration between Los Angeles-based artists Sarah Rara and Luke Fischbeck. Active since 2000, lucky dragons is known for an open and participatory approach to making music, radically inclusive live shows, and playful, humanistic use of digital tools. Photo by Tom Hall.    BUY TICKETS Night Sounds #4 is generously supported by a grant from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. Into the Fog with Fujiko Nakaya Panel discussion at the Japan Society, New York May 13, 2014, 6:30 p.m.   Renowned artist Fujiko Nakaya, known for her pioneering use of fog as a sculptural medium, is joined by Henry Urbach, Director of the Glass House, to discuss the artist's current project, Fujiko Nakaya: Veil, on view at the Glass House through November 30.   BUY TICKETS Fujiko Nakaya: Veil is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, The Japan Foundation, and Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope®. Additional support is provided by Mee Industries, Inc. Self-Guided Tours   Self-guided tours of the Glass House offer visitors a unique opportunity to experience the Glass House campus at their own pace. In addition to the permanent art collection and temporary exhibitions, visitors enjoy access to seven structures designed by Philip Johnson, including: the Glass House, the Painting Gallery, the Sculpture Gallery, Da Monsta, and the Library, as well as the lower landscape's Pond Pavilion and Lincoln Kirstein Tower. Photo by Carol Highsmith.   BUY TICKETS Glass House Summer Party, June 14, 2014   The Glass House Summer Party will take place on Saturday, June 14 from 12 noon to 4 p.m. With support from Swarovski, the Summer Party will feature a festive picnic lunch, lawn games, music, and a silent auction along with opportunities to experience Fujiko Nakaya: Veil and the entire Glass House campus. BUY TICKETS THE GLASS HOUSE IS A SITE OF THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION THE GLASS HOUSE | 199 ELM STREET, NEW CANAAN, CT 06840 |  WWW.THEGLASSHOUSE.ORG  SHOP THE GLASS HOUSE DESIGN STORE                       #fineartmagazine

Concert "Improvision Trio"

Trois improvisateurs aux parcours très différents se retrouvent pour partager leur grand dépouillement devant l’esquisse d’un monde sonore et sensible. S’écarter de toute ligne prévue, sans autre provision pour l’aventure que le dialogue sur le vif entre instruments, l’écho des recherches évanouies dans les timbres et les trames de palettes sonores en mouvement.

Jean-Marc Baccarini : Saxophones
Éric Chapelle : Contrebasse
Gilbert Trem : Sons numériques, voix, enregistrements

Vendredi 18 avril 2014 à 19h
Entrée 12 €
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2014 Silicon Valley Contemporary Opening Night Highlights and Photos April 12, 2014 (San Jose, CA) — Last night, April 10th, 2014, Silicon Valley Contemporary opened its inaugural edition at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center, in the heart of Silicon Valley. At the VIP Preview Party, Bay Area art professionals as well as the area's tech executives and programmers flocked to the fair to see the cutting edge in contemporary art presented by over 50 international galleries. The festive evening was just the first phase of what will be a weekend that will showcase San Jose as a world-class art fair destination. The fair drew a large opening day crowd of over 2,000 VIP attendees from the local arts and tech communities. Noted among them were executives from Apple, Adobe, Cisco and Applied Materials, as well as attendees from Bay Area arts institutions including San Jose Museum of Art, SFMoMA, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and ArtSpan. In addition,  Mayor of San Jose, Chuck Reed, presented the “2014 Art Patrons of the Year” award to Yvonne and Michael Nevens amidst a standing room only crowd. The local collectors received the commendation for their patronage and commitment to building and bettering the visual art scene of the city. The VIP crowd was active and engaged and opening night sales were brisk—a good omen for the first year fair. Exhibitors were enthusiastic about their prospects for the weekend and many reported initial sales including a Jasper Johns for over $20,000, and a painting by Jack Stuppin at ACA Galleries. A Mark Flood Untitled painting sold for $80,000. KM Fine Arts sold a Hans Hofmann, as well as a piece by Dana Louise Kirkpatrick for more than 40 Bitcoins, the first known sale in the currency at an art fair. Bash Contemporary also saw two sales. View opening night images here, and for rights to exclusive use of additional images, contact lainya@aopublic.com About Silicon Valley Contemporary Silicon Valley Contemporary is the first art fair in the heart of California's technology industry mecca, connecting select international exhibitors with this highly desirable market through innovative programming and events. Silicon Valley Contemporary will bring together innovators and influencers from the worlds of art and technology, including curators, collectors, museum directors, international artists and art dealers, CEOs, and angel investors. The fair offers the public an opportunity to see the how the newest technological innovations are impacting art practices around the world. http://siliconvalleycontemporary.com Silicon Valley Contemporary Exhibition Dates and Times: Thursday, April 10, 5-7pm | BLACK CARD ‘First Look’ Thursday, April 10, 7-9:30pm | VIP Opening Night Preview Friday, April 11, 11am-8pm Saturday, April 12, 11am-8pm Sunday, April 13, 11am-6pm Location: San Jose McEnery Convention Center 150 West San Carlos Street San Jose, CA 95113 Tickets: Day Pass/$25 Three Day Pass/$40 VIP Pass/$125 BLACK CARD/$250 Tickets available at the door and online: http://siliconvalleycontemporary.com/tickets/ Silicon Valley Contemporary Contact: HEG – Hamptons Expo Group 223 Hampton Road Southampton, NY 11968 Main Office: 631-283-5505 Fax: 917-591-5415 info@hegshows.com Follow Silicon Valley Contemporary on Social Media: Facebook.com/SVcontemporary Twitter @SVcontemporary Instagram @SiliconValleyContemporary #ArtValleySVC Press Contact: Lainya Magaña | A&O PR (p) 415.577.1275 | (e) lainya@aopublic.com #fineartmagazine

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Skylight Gallery NYC

538 West 29th Street New York, NY 10001 646-772-2407 www.skylightgallerynyc.com  info@skylightgallerynyc.com   Gallery Hours mon.-fri 10-4 variable  Sat. 12-5  (please ring buzzer to enter gallery )  Skylight Gallery NYC is please to announce our next Guest Curator  David Gibson THE PRESENCE OF ABSENCE @ Skylight Gallery NYC, 538 West 29th Street New York, NY April 10-May 16, 2014 featuring Michele Basora, Patty Cateura, Marcella Hackbardt, Jen Hitchings, Iris Klein, Paul Loughney, Dean Monogenis, Raphael Zollinger   Also Showing  In The Kitchen Gallery at Skylight  Lisa Zukowski in a solo exhibition Clootie  Opening Reception Thursday April 10th!  from 6-9 pm exhibition runs thru    About  Lisa Zukowski Lisa Zukowski works both two dimensionally and sculpturally in multiple media. Lisa received her degree in painting and printmaking from Brooklyn College, where she served as printer for the Brooklyn College Press. Zukowski is a recipient of several awards from local arts organizations, including Orange County Art Federation Artist of the Year in 2006. Lisa's work has been exhibited in the United States and abroad, and is in several private collections. She is a represented artist at Beacon Art Shortwave Gallery in Stone Harbor, NJ and Kunstleben Gallery Berlin. She balances her studio time by teaching Gelatin Printmaking workshops and conducting an annual art holiday in Tuscany, Italy.  A native of Brooklyn, NY, Zukowski currently lives and works in the Hudson Valley of New York.    About Us Skylight Gallery NYC provides space in the Chelsea Art District to guest curators. If you are interested in submitting a proposal for curation only, please contact Gallery Director Carla Goldberg at info@skylightgallerynyc.com #fineartmagazine

Art in the Park

Art in the Park Steamboat Springs, CO      Call to Artists What: The 40th Annual Art in the Park Arts Festival Where: In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Steamboat Springs, CO When: July 12th and July 13th, 2014           Saturday, 9am- 5pm and Sunday, 9am - 4pm             NOTEWORTHY:  *Over 100 juried artists in a lovely park setting *Over 20 different categories to chose from *Promotion of the event through newspaper, radio, press releases, magazine articles, social media, rack cards, collaborative marketing with Chamber of Commerce, and more *Jury fees are $35 and booth fees are $350 for a single booth *40th anniversary celebration of Art in the Park *Wide reaching community support with a fabulous team of volunteers and staff    Art in the Park is free to the public and features over 100 artist vendors, live entertainment, food vendors, and an interactive kids area. This popular and successful event takes place on July 12th and 13th over Rainbow Weekend which coincides with the Hot Air Balloon Rodeo and Balloon Glow making this weekend in Steamboat Springs one of the most colorful and anticipated weekends in Colorado. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Deadline: April 15th, 2014 Notification: May 2nd, 2014 Apply: https://www.zapplication.org/event-info.php?ID=3299    For more information please visit: www.steamboatarts.org Email questions to: kim@steamboatarts.org or call 970-879-9008 to speak with Kim Keith, event coordinator.      This call to artists is brought to you as a service of The Art Festival Newsletter, the nation's only quarterly newsletter dedicated to the success of art festival artists. Please visit us at:  www.theartfestivalnewsletter.com We invite you to visit the incredible homepage for artists:  www.Art-Linx.com Searching for festivals? Visit www.theartfestivaldirectory.com #fineartmagazine

Allan Gorman's Ready to Rumble Road Show Hits the Road This Spring

Allan Gorman's Ready to Rumble Road Show  Hits the Road This Spring  Artist and Harley-Davidson Dealers in NY, NJ and PA go HOG wild with a unique traveling art exhibit West Orange, NJ -- April 9, 2014 --  There will be more than just the noise of motorcycle engines on the road this bike season as oil-painter Allan Gorman makes the debut of his unique series of Harley-Davidson motorcycle inspired artworks at a number of prominent dealers in the NY/Phila metro regions with a pop-up show tour he calls: The Ready to Rumble Road Show. In addition to creating a striking and unusual series of paintings, the artist has also conceived a more suitable and fun way to show them.  Gorman's art -- typically shown in fine art galleries and major art fairs -- will now be displayed in the showrooms, alongside the beautiful bikes that inspired them. "The set-up benefits all involved.", says the artist.  "For the dealers, it's an interesting traffic-builder and public relations event.  It will give a lot of people -- old, current and potential new customers -- a great reason to come into a dealership.  For the customers, it exposes them to a new and wonderful form of Harley-inspired art. The paintings have been a real hit with both the public and the media." Gorman's paintings are not the typical 'screaming eagle', or 'flaming skulls' art often associated with Harleys, but instead focus on the beautiful abstract shapes and designs found in the swooping tailpipes, reflective chrome and color contrasts seen when you look a bit closer.  Besides a display of original oil paintings, limited-edition signed prints will be for sale, and Gorman will sign and sell commemorative tour posters at the events. Charities chosen by the local bike clubs will receive a donation of 20% of the sale proceeds from the posters. Planned tour dates include: May 1-3 -- Garden State Harley-Davidson in Kinnelon, NJ May 5-26 -- Hot Rods n' Harleys @ Hamilton Stage, Rahway, NJ May 30 - June 1 -- Tramontin Harley-Davidson in Hope, NJ  June 13 - 14  -- Bergen Harley-Davidson in Roselle Park, NJ August* -- Miracle Mile Harley-Davidson, Great Neck, NY September* -- Brian's Harley-Davidson, Langhorne PA October 3-4-- Liberty Harley-Davidson in Rahway, NJ November* -- Valley Forge Harley-Davidson, Valley Forge, PA          *final date TBD Allan Gorman is highly-regarded photo-realist oil painter whose résumé includes over sixty solo, museum and gallery shows over the past five years.  He is the recipient of a 2013 Fellowship for Painting from the NJ State Council on the Arts, and residencies at the Vermont Studio Center in 2011 and 2014. Mr. Gorman's work has been seen at ArtHamptons, on board the luxury yacht Seafair at Art Greenwich, the LA Art Fair,Palm Springs Art Fair, Naples Art Jewelry and Antiques Fair and the Palm Beach Art Fair.  Gorman has been profiled in America Art Collector Magazine, Poets and Artists Magazine, the Huffington Post,gizmodo.com and numerous other publications and art blogs. Mr. Gorman is represented by Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts in Binghamton, NY,  Howard Rehs Contemporary Gallery in New York City, and CK Contemporary in San Francisco, CA.   #fineartmagazine

Jean-Claude Meynard

Jean-Claude Meynard Métamorphoses, 2014, impression numérique sous plexiglas. Métamorphoses, Hybrides & autres mutations A l’art géométrique succède comme il se doit l’art dit numérique. Qui dit numérique, dit numéro, algorithme, succession, évolution : fractales. L’homme et le papillon en noir et blanc et en couleurs voisinent dans l’œuvre de Jean-Claude Meynard. L’homme papillonne dans la pensée de l’infini qui l’a précédé et de l’infini qui lui succédera, maillon perdu d’une chaîne qui n’en finit plus. J’ai certainement un ancêtre fakir. Vous aussi. Il est probable que nous ayons des ascendants de toutes les couleurs. D’aucuns disent même que nous descendons du singe. Qu’il figure l’homme, parfois la femme, des poissons ou des papillons, Jean-Claude Meynard les projette dans des passés et des futurs aléatoires. Il n’est jusqu’au triangle qui ne donne le vertige. Au stable, il préfère l’instable, le mouvement qui déplace les lignes. Le long d’une médiane médite une figure, il n’y a aucune raison pour qu’elle s’arrête, bien sûr il y a le cadre, mais l’imagination l’éclate et guide au-delà du tableau cette silhouette d’humain dans les pleins et les vides d’un monde en expansion suspendu entre le néant et l’infini. Lélia Mordoch Vernissage le jeudi 10 avril 2014 de 18h à 21h Exposition du 11 avril au 17 mai 2014 #fineartmagazine