Call to Artists : Fine Art Show : Ruidoso Convention Center

Ruidoso Art Festival        Call to Artists What:  Fine Art Show Where:  Ruidoso Convention Center             111 Sierra Blanca Drive             Ruidoso, New Mexico 88345 When:  July 24, 25, 26, 2015            Friday, Noon to 6 pm; Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm; Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm            Apply online: www.zapplication.org  Noteworthy: *44th Annual Event *Indoor art show *Limited to approximately 122 juried artists *Public Attendance is 5,000 to 6,000 *Extensive advertising and promotion *Application Fee: $40.00 non refundable *Booth Fees: $400.00 to $750.00, depending on booth size and location  *Juried art show *24 hour security, WiFi and electricity  *Volunteer booth sitters *Artist Reception and Award Ceremony *12 categories: Acrylics/Oils; Fiber Arts; Glass; Jewelry; Metalwork; Mixed Media; Pen, Pencil, Pastels, Ink; Photography; Porcelain, Pottery; Sculpture; Watercolor; Woodwork Beautiful Ruidoso, New Mexico is located at the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains at an elevation of 7,000 ft. and higher.  We are a tourist destination and the Art Festival is held at the height of the horse racing season, where the town is full of visitors who come to the scenic mountains of Lincoln County to escape the heat.  What began as an outdoor show and quickly moved indoors, attracts artists from around the country and as far away as Israel. Come join us for the finest art show in Southeast New Mexico!                                    NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: Deadline:  March 29, 2015 Apply at: www.zapplication.org  Notification: April 20, 2015 Booth Fee Due:  May 29, 2015 For more details about the show visit www.ruidosonow.com Mirissa Good, Events Coordinator  575-257-7395 email: mirissa@ruidosonow.com

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Edith Schloss: A Retrospective, BURCKHARDT FILMS @ MICROSCOPE GALLERY

March 20, 2015

Images from Jacob Burckhardt's new film "Happy Holi" which will premiere at Microscope Gallery. BURCKHARDT FILMS @ MICROSCOPE GALLERY Saturday, March 21 at 7:30pm $6 Microscope Gallery 1329 Willoughby Avenue #2B Brooklyn, NY 11237 In celebration of Edith Schloss: A Retrospective, on view at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery through March 28, Norte Maar and Microscope Gallery collaborate to present an evening of Burckhardt Films @ Microscope Gallery (1329 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn), Saturday, March 21 at 7:30pm. The evening will feature a 1955 film by Rudy Burckhardt as well as film of Edith Schloss leading a tour of her apartment where she vividly describes her own paintings, her career and her vast knowledge of American and European art history and mythology, past and present.The evening will also feature the world premiere of Jacob Burckhardt’s film "Happy Holi," shot in Sri Lanka capturing a vibrant dance party celebrating the Hindu Holi festival of colors. HAPPY HOLI   **WORLD PREMIERE** (2015, approximately 24 minutes, Digital video, Color. English and Sinhala with subtitles) Camera and editing by Jacob Burckhardt ROMA (2004, 11 minutes, 16mm, Black and White) Camera, editing, and sound by Jacob Burckhardt A GUIDED TOUR OF EDITH’S APARTMENT (2010, 47 minutes, Digital Video) Camera and editing by Jacob Burckhardt VERONA (1955, 8 minutes, 16mm., black and white) by Rudy Burckhardt #fineartmagazine

Christopher Gulick Sculptures March 27

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The Olga Korper Gallery :‘Snow in Jerusalem’, a solo exhibition of work by renowned Israeli artist Sigalit Landau.‘Snow in Jerusalem’ will open March 28th

The Olga Korper Gallery   Is pleased to present ‘Snow in Jerusalem’, a solo exhibition of work by renowned Israeli artist Sigalit Landau. ‘Snow in Jerusalem’ will open March 28th and will remain on view until April 25th. The opening takes place on Saturday, March 28th from 2-5pm, and the artist will be making a special trip in from Tel Aviv to be in attendance.

The exhibition features a selection of Sigalit’s salt works, sculptures, photography, and video as it relates to memory, history, belonging, and transcendent transformation. Born in 1969 in Jerusalem, Sigalit Landau has cultivated a dialogue between her work and her home, inspired by the ancient land which can be in turns lush paradise and harsh desert, fraught with political, ecological, and emotional turmoil spanning centuries: history in Israel is ever-present. Many of the works selected for ‘Snow in Jerusalem’ deal with the sentimentality and loneliness that are inevitably intertwined with the nature of belonging: I am of this land, and, this land is mine. Landau pushes the boundaries of emotional wordplay with a series of neon diptychs couched inside small heaters: home/sick, home/less, go/home. Juxtaposed by their containers, the word pairings give the illusion of spreading warmth, while the powerful message remains cold, honest, and often heartbreaking. Landau’s ‘Oh My Friends, There Are No Friends’ features 12 bronze shoes in a circle, tied together by their laces. Originally a quote by Aristotle, the paradox of ‘friends, and simultaneous lack thereof’ reflects on the malleable politics of friendship, and the organic laws by which friends can become enemies, and enemies, friends. The walls and borders that define or land, our class, our allies and foes can last hundreds of years, but are nevertheless impermanent. ‘Oh My Friends, There Are No Friends’ is an anti-monument: we can step out of our shoes for the sake of escape, of dissonance, of perpetuating a history of violence, but we are nevertheless tied to one another in this life, and those shoes are our responsibility to fill. Landau’s compositions are always precise, metaphorical, and exceptionally beautiful. They delve into the interdependence of human beings, relationships and playfulness that survive in spite of political overtures. Her works explore fear, hope, and loneliness – the core feelings in history, literature, and life that bind us to one another and narrate our common destiny. You can see more of Sigalit's work by visiting her website here. Visit us at www.olgakorpergallery.com or on facebook for our latest exhibitions and news. #fineartmagazine

Julian Lennon at his photo exhibition

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Contemporary art and dance interact at the University of Tulsa... Cathy Brealaw

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Contemporary art and dance interact at the University of Tulsa "Recently at the Alexandre Hogue Gallery was an exhibition by Cathy Breslaw, "Material Visions" a mixed media installation. During this exhibition the Advanced Dance Repertory Class came to the gallery and were so moved by the exhibition that each performer chose a piece of Cathy's work that inspired them and they choreographed their own portion of the dance as well as choreographing it together as a group dance. The group came to the gallery and performed their dance and we were lucky enough to have been able to film their performance. We would like to thank Cathy Breslaw for her beautiful art that inspired these young performers. We would also like to thank Professor Jessica Vokoun from the Theater Department for guiding these students in their journey of being inspired by art. We would like to thank the performers for their hard work, imagination, and creativity: Harley Dixon, Sara Drost, Maggie O'Gara, Lizzy Rainey, Jillian Schlecht, and John Yuan." Lora Hodge Art Department, University of Tulsa "I was so touched that my work inspired feelings in others, and to see this played out in the form of 'dance' is a blessing and a gift." Cathy Breslaw More of my work can be seen at my next exhibition 'Imaginings' which will be held at the beautiful contemporary art gallery Rose Gallery, on the campus of Francis Parker School, San Diego California. I am planning a large central installation called 'Dream Scape'. The show opens with a reception on Thursday, April 2nd from 4:00 - 6:00 pm. The public is welcome and the show will be on view through May 7th. For more information: www.cathybreslaw.com www.facebook.com/cbreslaw www.artfullifebycathy.blogspot.com cathybreslaw@roadrunner.com

Phillips Contemporary Art & Design Sale 3&4 March NYC

NOW ON VIEW CONTEMPORARY ART & DESIGN UNDER THE INFLUENCE RICHARD PRINCE Untitled (cowboy), 1986   Estimate  $1,000,000-1,500,000 AUCTIONS 3 & 4 MARCH ON VIEW THROUGH 3 MARCH 450 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm Sunday 12-6pm CONTEMPORARY ART & DESIGN EVENING SALE UNDER THE INFLUENCE

Phillips AUCTION 13 APRIL 30 BERKELEY SQUARE, LONDON

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NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS

MICHAEL MANNING Untitled #7 (Sheryl Crow Pandora), 2014 (detail)

AUCTION  13 APRIL 30 BERKELEY SQUARE, LONDON Enquiries Tamila Kerimova tkerimova@phillips.com +44 207 318 4065

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ART WYNWOOD ACHIEVES RECORD SUCCESS AND ATTENDANCE IN ITS FOURTH YEAR

ART WYNWOOD ACHIEVES RECORD SUCCESS AND ATTENDANCE IN ITS FOURTH YEAR  Major Collectors from New York, Miami and Abroad Make Important Acquisitions   Miami (February 19, 2015) - Art Wynwood, the annual Presidents Day Weekend art fair, presented over 60 galleries, from 9 countries representing over 25 cities, featured a wide breadth of quality works from both established and mid-career cutting edge artists. The Fourth Edition reported record attendance, attracting over 35,000 enthusiasts and some of the world's most prominent collectors; as well as a strong show of patrons from the international clientele in town for the Yacht & Brokerage Show. Art Wynwood has secured its position as the most important contemporary art fair in the southeast during the winter months by offering the most discerning international collectors, art enthusiasts and seasoned cultural travelers the best opportunity to discover, explore and collect some of the most significant art works of our time. "The City of Miami and The Wynwood Arts District continues to deliver for our participating dealers while quenching the thirst of an active international art collecting community who are visiting or residing in South Florida each winter," said Nick Korniloff, Executive VP of Art Miami LLC.  "This past weekend proved that Miami continues to develop as a serious cultural destination outside the month of December". "For the fourth edition of Art Wynwood, the enthusiasm, focus and momentum of our local, regional and international galleries has made the fair an exceptional success," said Grela Orihuela, Art Wynwood Fair Director. "Our clear determination was to continue to grow and shape this fair into an event embodying the tremendous art character and talent of its Miami roots."   Christie's International Real Estate hosted an interactive booth at the entrance of Art Wynwood, exhibiting international luxury residential real estate offerings, and a new addition to the fair was a special exhibition titled SOLO Miami where a selection of local galleries, including Emerson Dorsch, GUCCIVUITTON, Primary, Fredric Snitzer Gallery and Spinello Projects, exhibited side-by-side to present solo exhibitions premiering exciting new work by consequential local artists. #fineartmagazine