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Thursday, September 1, 2011
12 Painters 12 Hours
Jenny Snider
Jenny Snider
Big City, 2004-07, acrylic, watercolor, pencil, on linen, 7 x 6 feet
Each year, the Rome Prize is awarded to thirty emerging artists and scholars in the early or middle stages of their careers who represent the highest standard of excellence in the arts and humanities. Rome Prize winners are provided with a stipend, meals, a bedroom with private bath, and a study or studio. Fellowships generally begin at the Academy in early September and end in early August.
Ms. Snider will be leaving for Rome in September for an eleven month Rome Prize Fellowship.
"I will start my research on the second floor of the Museo Nazionale Romano-Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, paying special attention to the restored frescos of Livia's dining room, and the "black room" frescos from the original Villa Farnesina. I am expecting my research and long walks in Rome to yield much new subject matter, as well as rich inspiration for surface and color. I expect my love and knowledge of Italian film, especially from the nineteen-forties, fifties and sixties, to become part of my narrative. Just as the great Soviet Constructivists became part of my Eisenstein narrative, I expect Livia, Augustus, et al to be joined by Fellini, a great artist whose work was 'beyond category'."
Ms. Snider will be leaving for Rome in September for an eleven month Rome Prize Fellowship.
"I will start my research on the second floor of the Museo Nazionale Romano-Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, paying special attention to the restored frescos of Livia's dining room, and the "black room" frescos from the original Villa Farnesina. I am expecting my research and long walks in Rome to yield much new subject matter, as well as rich inspiration for surface and color. I expect my love and knowledge of Italian film, especially from the nineteen-forties, fifties and sixties, to become part of my narrative. Just as the great Soviet Constructivists became part of my Eisenstein narrative, I expect Livia, Augustus, et al to be joined by Fellini, a great artist whose work was 'beyond category'."
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or contact John Davis directly at 518.828.5907 or via e-mail: art@johndavisgallery.com.
or contact John Davis directly at 518.828.5907 or via e-mail: art@johndavisgallery.com.
cutlog Photo First Edition
cutlog Photo first edition,
November 10-12, 2011
The selection is still open!
please subscribe to info@cutlog.org
After two successful years, cutlog isn’t only about to hold its third edition – it is also getting ready to launch its first international fair dedicated to photography. From November 10 to 12, 2011, cutlog Photo will take place under the dome of the Paris Bourse de Commerce, France’s historical equivalent of Wall Street, and will present a selection of international galleries and artists specialized in photography. cutlog Photo will be held in parallel to Paris’ other established photography fair, which brings the world’s leading professionals and specialists to Paris for the middle week in November. cutlog Photo is an independent, trend-setting alternative and acts as a continuation of cutlog’s Contemporary Art fair. Both events offer a fresh vision in their field of creation thanks to the selection of cutting-edge galleries and cutlog’s committee of professionals that hand picks them.
In an effort to offer a fresh and innovative vision of photography, cutlog Photo creates the « Publisher square » and will present a selection of publishing houses.
To participate: editeur@cutlog.org
PRIZE:
Higgins / cutlog Prize: the Publisher Higgins and the Auer Foundation will select 5 participating photographers from the fair.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC:
An International competition will lead to the publication of the sixth portfolio.
cutlog
info@cutlog.org
T +33140101693
F +33142599990
11, rue lavieuville F-75018 Paris
cutlog.org
November 10-12, 2011
The selection is still open!
please subscribe to info@cutlog.org
After two successful years, cutlog isn’t only about to hold its third edition – it is also getting ready to launch its first international fair dedicated to photography. From November 10 to 12, 2011, cutlog Photo will take place under the dome of the Paris Bourse de Commerce, France’s historical equivalent of Wall Street, and will present a selection of international galleries and artists specialized in photography. cutlog Photo will be held in parallel to Paris’ other established photography fair, which brings the world’s leading professionals and specialists to Paris for the middle week in November. cutlog Photo is an independent, trend-setting alternative and acts as a continuation of cutlog’s Contemporary Art fair. Both events offer a fresh vision in their field of creation thanks to the selection of cutting-edge galleries and cutlog’s committee of professionals that hand picks them.
In an effort to offer a fresh and innovative vision of photography, cutlog Photo creates the « Publisher square » and will present a selection of publishing houses.
To participate: editeur@cutlog.org
PRIZE:
Higgins / cutlog Prize: the Publisher Higgins and the Auer Foundation will select 5 participating photographers from the fair.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC:
An International competition will lead to the publication of the sixth portfolio.
cutlog
info@cutlog.org
T +33140101693
F +33142599990
11, rue lavieuville F-75018 Paris
cutlog.org
Cutlog 2011
cutlog 2011
cutlog’s next edition will take place at the Paris Bourse de Commerce, October 20-23, 2011
The first selection is almost finished. A few booths are still available!
Please subscribe to: info@cutlog.org
cutlog, a Parisian, cutting-edge contemporary art fair dedicated to promoting international galleries which are supporting emerging artists, will hold its third edition from the 20th to the 23rd of October 2011. The galleries of cutlog 2011 will present artworks from their emerging artists, as well as the latest works from their established positions. cutlog is both an alternative and a complement to the other art fairs, focused on presenting under-the-radar galleries, it offers a platform to up and coming artists, as well a bridge between galleries and established collectors. Held under the dome of the Bourse de Commerce, France’s historical equivalent of Wall Street. It is a skip and a jump away from the Grand Palais, the Louvre and the Centre Pompidou. There, in the circular, 1000 meter square room, it disrupts th e typical, stern patterns of fairs and encourages a dialogue from galleries to visitors.A selection of 35 international and French galleries, will offer a new visibility and a move away from Parisian art fairs. Since its kick-off three years ago, Cutlog has steadily gathered the upper crust of worldwide press, collectors, museum directors, curators and art lovers. The fair opens to the Guest of Honour and for the press on Wednesday 19th, followed by 4 days of open views alongside thematic conferences and artists films.
Last year, cutlog welcomed 15 000 visitors from all other the world.
This « salon » confirmed his status as the most international French satellite art fair: more than ten countries will participate to cutlog 2011, galleries will come from Asia, USA and Europe.Described as “la crème de la fair” by Dazed and Confused and ”the most European art fair” by Beaux Arts magazine, it has steadily gathered the upper crust of worldwide press and buyers – and no less is expected for this year.
The Swiss bank Pictet & Cie has confirmed its support and commitment to contemporary art by being cutlog’s main sponsor. A pre-opening and a private dinner will be organized for the European Clients.
As one of culog’s main partners Mercedes Benz will provide a limousine service for collectors during the fair.For the second successive year, Bavaria will be supporting contemporary art by being one of cutlog’s main sponsors.
PROGRAMME:
Friday 21, the ARTE channel will give the ARTE / cutlog prize and will reward an artist exhibited at cutlog 2011.The prize will be presented at the Bourse de Commerce de Paris during the fair. A jury composed of personalities from the art world will award the winner a 5000 euro grant. Accompanying the winner’s ceremony will be leading art critics, collectors, museum directors and personalities from ARTE.
Saturday 22 and Sunday 23,
cutlog organize its first film festival. Theme: « Mediterranean »
The festival is still open!
To participate: film@cutlog.org
ARTE will propose a selection of artist films everyday.
Discussions and debates the all week end.
Performances and artists installations by ICOBA (USA), Bors & Ritiu (ROMANIA), Huang Zhi Yang (TAIWAN), Marc Gerenton (FRANCE)…
THE WOMEN - PAINTINGS BY ALISON VAN PELT
THE WOMEN - PAINTINGS BY ALISON VAN PELT
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MUSEUM EXHIBIT COMES TO HILTON SAN DIEGO BAYFRONT
AT HILTON SAN DIEGO BAYFRONT
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Curated by Alexander Salazar Fine Art
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August 23-October 15, 2011
Curated by Alexander Salazar Fine Art
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August 23-October 15, 2011
Opening reception: September 3, 2011 (7-9pm)
MUSEUM EXHIBIT COMES TO HILTON SAN DIEGO BAYFRONT
Alexander Salazar Fine Art Partners with Hilton San Diego Bayfront to Exhibit the 9 feet x 7 feet paintings of Alison Van Pelt in celebration of
San Diego Art Month
San Diego Art Month
PAINTINGS OF IMPORTANT FEMALE ARTISTS
| "The Women" -Paintings by Alison Van Pelt - brings museum status paintings to Downtown, San Diego. This collection was previously exhibited at the prestigious DAI. Founded in 1919, The Dayton Art Institute is a premier fine art museum located in Dayton, Ohio. In addition to exhibiting outstanding special exhibitions and impressive collections of art from throughout the world, the museum is renowned for education programming that includes an array of offerings for diverse audiences. Eva Hesse, Meret Oppenheim, Elaine DeKooning and Georgia O'Keefe are a few of the famous, and at times, rather infamous women that will be gracing the walls of the Promenade East entrance of Hilton San Diego Bayside. These oversized canvases measuring 9 feet x 7 feet honoring female artists are to be installed by Alexander Salazar Fine Art, commencing August 23, 2011 and on view through to October 15, 2011. It is an honor for Alexander Salazar Fine Art to bring the museum featured works of Alison Van Pelt to the city of San Diego during Art Month. Alison Van Pelt: The Women includes paintings of female artists who built their careers prior to the women's liberation movement. "I was interested in them as artists, but also as exceptional women," explains Van Pelt. "They were mavericks at a time when women were marginalized from the mainstream art world." All of the paintings are large scale -- 9 feet by 7 feet -- and primarily focus on the face of the subject. "I painted these women on a grand scale, somewhat as a form of idolatry," says Van Pelt. "I admire them now and have looked up to most of them since I was young. In terms of framing the face, there is subtle variation. I am trying to capture character. With some I went close in on the face like Helen Frankenthaler, while with others like Frida Kahlo, I pan out slightly, depending upon what I find to be essential. Kahlo's hair, ribbons, and the line of her neck were all a part of her character as were her facial features." Alison Van Pelt was born and raised in Los Angeles. She studied art at UCLA, Art Center, Otis Parsons and the Florence Academy of Art in Florence, Italy. Raised in the open-minded climate of 1970s Los Angeles, she has been influenced by such disparate sources as Agnes Martin, Robert Rauschenberg, Paramahansa Yogananda, Helmut Newton, Dan Millman, Yayoi Kusama and Hunter S. Thompson (just to name a few). The subjects of her paintings range from animals to prizefighters to celebrities, spiritual leaders, Native American warriors and heads of state. Utilizing found images of these figures, she begins the complex process of drawing and painting a classical portrait, then blurring and rebuilding the oil on the canvas, accumulating and disintegrating, until the result is a beautiful, purposely-degraded, mystical evocation of her subject. Her painstaking technique, with its exquisite light and shadow, layers upon layers of paint, ambiguous, yet meticulous, brush strokes, coalesced by her discipline and meditative touch, brings out the best in her subjects. The paintings are revealing yet mysterious; they are not idealized, but humanized. Van Pelts work has been exhibited in solo shows at The Fresno Art Museum and The Dayton Art Institute, as well as in galleries throughout the North America and Europe, and is represented in significant public collections, such as the Armand Hammer Museum, the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, the Jumex Foundation in Mexico City, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, NASA, and the Studio Museum in Harlem. She currently lives and works in Santa Monica, CA. She is currently represented by Alexander Salazar Fine Art in San Diego.  "The Women" installation will be showcased August 23-October 15, 2011 Opening reception: September 3, 2011 (7-9pm) Artwalk on the Bay Reception - September 10, 2011 Closing Reception: October 15, 2011 (7-9pm) Hilton San Diego Bayfront 1 Park Boulevard San Diego, California United States 92101 Tel: 1-619-564-3333 Fax: 1-619-564-3344 |
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