Wednesday, May 16, 2012

The Jazz Foundation of America celebrates A GREAT NIGHT IN HARLEM


The Jazz Foundation of America celebrates
A GREAT NIGHT IN HARLEM

When: Thursday, May 17, 2012

Where: Apollo Theatre
253 West 125th Street
New York, NY 10027

Time: 7:00PM-8:30PM

Red Carpet: 8:30PM
Performances by:
QUINCY JONES, MACY GRAY, RANDY WESTON, BONO, STANLEY JORDAN, DR. JOHN, DARRELL HAMMOND AND MORE!

ABOUT THE JAZZ FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
For 23 years, the Jazz Foundation has kept Jazz and Blues alive. We are the only national organization dedicated to saving the lives and homes of elder Jazz and Blues musicians in crisis – musicians who have made our world richer through their music. JFA has grown to support over 6,000 cases a year with emergency assistance and work opportunities. Every day, we help clients in need who often have nowhere else to turn: our Emergency Assistance program keeps the electricity on, the rent or mortgage paid, and food on the table, in addition to providing counseling and referrals for pro bono services. We help to reestablish a musician’s sense of dignity and purpose through performance opportunities with our Agnes Varis Jazz in the Schools program which brings music to schools, nursing homes, hospitals and other venues throughout the country. We also save lives through our partnership with Englewood Hospital and Medical Center doctors and staff who have been serving JFA clients for 18 years. With this network of caring professionals, JFA social workers provide crucial services that keep many of these accomplished music veterans alive and productive, doing what they love to do – make music..

Sponsored By
PARMIGIANI FLEURIER



THE ACADEMY WELCOMES "BARRY LYNDON" IN NYC Director Bennett Miller to Introduce



THE ACADEMY WELCOMES "BARRY LYNDON" IN NYC

Director Bennett Miller to Introduce




Beverly Hills, CA – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will screen Stanley Kubrick’s "Barry Lyndon" as part of its "Member Selects" series, on Monday, May 21, at 7 p.m. at the Academy Theater at Lighthouse International in New York City. Oscar®-nominated director Bennett Miller, who will introduce the film, chose "Barry Lyndon" for this "Member Selects" evening, where Academy members introduce one of their favorite films.
Kubrick followed his string of Academy Award® nominations ("Dr. Strangelove," "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "A Clockwork Orange") with the adaptation of The Luck of Barry Lyndon, an early novel by 19th century writer William Makepeace Thackeray. The story's piercing examination of societal hypocrisy fit well within Kubrick's oeuvre, however, and the lush period setting allowed the director's obsession with detail to shine.
Told in two acts, the story recounts the lusty adventures of an 18th century Irishman who shamelessly attempts to climb the social ladder any way he can. Ryan O'Neal, in one of his few costume dramas, played the unrepentant rogue. The 1975 film, which was shot entirely on location throughout Great Britain, was nominated for seven Academy Awards® and won four, including an Oscar® for John Alcott's innovative cinematography. The film’s interior sequences were shot in natural candlelight to achieve the feeling of an 18th century painting.
This screening is presented courtesy of Warner Bros.
Tickets for "Barry Lyndon" are $5 for the general public and $3 for Academy members and students with a valid ID. Tickets may be purchased online at www.oscars.org. Tickets may also be purchased at the box office prior to the event (subject to availability).
The Academy Theater is located at 111 East 59th Street in New York City. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. All seating is unreserved. For more information, visit www.oscars.org or call (212) 821-9251.

This Egret comes to dine early evening in the same field

In my neighborhood, this same Egret comes to dine every evening

He watches me an my dogs as we watch him. Have a great day all of you aficionado's

Let us know at info@Fineartmagazine.com what inspires you to create.

Friday, May 11, 2012

Call To Artists / Halifax Art Festival


   
The Guild of the Museum of Arts and Sciences
presents: 

  
Halifax LOGO for CTA
  
Call to Artists

WHAT:  Fine Art and Fine Craft Festival

WHERE: Riverfront Marketplace on historic downtown Beach Street, Daytona Beach, FL

WHEN: Saturday and Sunday
           November 3 - 4, 2012
           Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
           Sunday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
           SetUp: Friday, Nov. 2 after 3 p.m.

NOTEWORTHY:

*50th Annual Event.

*Limited to 250 juried fine artists and craft persons.

*$25,000 Cash Awards, including $5,000 Best in Show, plus Patron Awards.

*Fine Arts & Fine Crafts - Juried & Judged/Booth Fees: $25/$200.

*Crafts - Juried/Booth Fees: $25/$100.

*Friday setup after 3 p.m.; drive-up to booth for load-in and load-out.

*Artist amenities include free parking, boothsitters, 24-hour security, Saturday continental breakfast and Saturday night award dinner.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Halifax Art Festival is the 2nd oldest continual art festival in the state of Florida. The festival attracts fine artists and artisans from all over the country. Offering live entertainment, a student art competition, children's activities, fine dining in many local restaurants and cafes, HAF is a premier annual event in Central Florida.  

The Guild of the Museum of Arts and Sciences originated and presents  this prestigious festival every year which is totally organized and operated by volunteers.

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS:

Deadline:
August 18, 2012

For more details, artist's prospectus, and to apply, visit:
www.halifaxartfestival.com
Email inquiries to:
halifaxartfest@aol.com

You may also contact by telephone:
Andrea Pair, Artist Contact: 386-304-7247
Gloria Keay, HAF Chair: 386-767-1278


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 also invite you to visit the incredible homepage for artists:
www.Art-Linx.com

Searching for festivals? Visit www.theartfestivaldirectory.com 

M Gallery of Fine Art SE LLC is pleased to present “Southern Dreams,”


Denise LaRue Mahlke, PSA

On Display from June 1 - 31, 2012


 M Gallery of Fine Art SE LLC is pleased to present “Southern Dreams,” an exhibition featuring pastel artist Denise LaRue Mahlke. Mahlke is known nationally for her works depicting the beautiful scenery across the United States.  The show will be composed of pastel master works and hang from June 1st – 30th.

There is a quiet thoughtfulness and passionate purpose to the work of artist D. LaRue Mahlke.  Her paintings convey a sense of restfulness and peace that reflects the spiritual connection she feels for the landscape she loves. Denise believes that being an artist is a calling that involves preserving, celebrating, and sharing in God’s creation. This sense of having a calling, a God-given purpose, motivates her to paint from the heart and challenges her to continue to sharpen her skills, understanding, and dedication. “There is always more to learn and I have a responsibility to put forth my best efforts in the spirit of thanksgiving and praise. The opportunity to reflect the creative ingenuity and love of the Creator through my work is a privilege and a joy.”

Denise is a Signature member of the Pastel Society of America, and is also a member of Plein Air Austin and Central Texas Pastel Society.  Her work has been featured in American Artist, Pastel Journal, Plein Air Magazine, Southwest Art, and Western Art Collector, and continues to gain national recognition and earn awards.  She is an invited artist to the prestigious Maynard Dixon Country show, which supports the Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts, and Artistic Horizons which benefits Arts Without Boundaries.

For more information please contact M Gallery of Fine Art at 843.727.4500sales@mgalleryoffineart.comwww.mgalleryoffineart.com, or stop in 11 Broad StreetCharlestonSC 29401.

Occupy Graduation



STUDENTS RALLY TO
OCCUPY GRADUATION 
AS STUDENT DEBT SURPASSES TRILLION DOLLAR MARK,
GRADUATES EXPRESS FRUSTRATION WITH NOT SO BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD
MEDIA CONTACT WORKHOUSE CEO ADAM NELSON
TELEPHONE: +1 646. 205. 3540 | EMAIL NELSON@WORKHOUSEPR.COM 




USA (10 May 2012) Graduation day is one of the proudest moments in a student's life. But for so many people facing a mountain of student debt, it's also a time for entering an unfair world of loan collectors and limited job prospects. Burdened by this debt, graduating students will exeunt the college stage with a silent, but firm expression of their angst and frustration in response to the growing student loan debt bubble. Formed by the collective voices of OWSPR, WORKHOUSE, Occupy Colleges, Move On, OccupyWallSt.org, Occupy Student Debt, Occupy Together, Ben Cohen (Ben and Jerry’s), Rebuild the Dream, “Default: The Student Loan Documentary,” Backbone Campaign, Occupy Student Debt, EDU Debtors Union, Forgive Student Loan Debt and Wear Your Debt, students throughout the country have pledged to use Commencement ceremony -- their big day---  to address this debt jubilee by white taping the actual dollar sign of their debt incurred to caps and gowns or by wearing symbolic ball & chains on their ankles in silent protest. A simple demonstration of expression to illustrate the national student frustration over this deep financial crisis, Occupy Graduation does not seek to interrupt the actual ceremony of commencement in any way save for visual representation. Amongst the Institutions who have pledged participation include George Washington University (Thursday, 17 May 2012), CU Boulder (Friday, 11 May 2012), The University of North Carolina (Sunday, May 13) and many, many more. For a full list and more information visit Occupy Graduation 

Wonderful World / By Rancian& Caroline Gaudrlault