Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Call to Artists - The Spring Art Fair at Queeny Park


Greater St. Louis Art Association
presents:
 
The Spring Art Fair at Queeny Park
 Call to Artists

What: 38th Annual Spring Art Fair at Queeny Park 

Where: Queeny Park in West St. Louis County

When: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, April 5 - 7, 2013
          Friday: 6 - 9 p.m.,  
          Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 
          Sunday: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

NOTEWORTHY:

*Our 38th Annual Spring Art fair.
           
*Limited to approximately 130 artists.
         
*An air-conditioned indoor art fair. You don't need to worry about the weather, tents or security.  
         
*Jury/Booth Fees ($25/$200); free electricity available for every booth at no additional charge.
         
*Cash awards totaling $4,500.
           
*Booth sitters, 24-hour security.  
         
*Excellent Marketing campaign expanded to television, newspaper, magazine, and radio advertising, internet and e-mail promotion.

*Promotional postcards, business cards and coupons provided free to exhibiting artists.

*Live music throughout the art fair.

*Wine Tasting Friday and Saturday Evenings and Sunday Afternoon.

*Interactive art program on Sunday afternoon to encourage families with youngsters to meet the artists.


For more than thirty-eight years the Greater St. Louis Art Association (www.gslaa.org) has been providing opportunities for the public to see and purchase original works of fine art and fine craft directly from the artists who create them.

Every year we produce two juried art shows (Spring and Labor Day Weekend).  Artists in all media are encouraged to apply. These shows feature juried local, regional and national artists' original work. From the pool of artists applying, about 110 artists from all over the US and Canada are invited to exhibit. These artists are selected by a professional jury process in eleven distinct media categories.

Both shows are presented in the indoor, air-conditioned setting of the Greensfelder Recreation Complex at Queeny Park in west St. Louis County. Food and refreshments are available on site, parking for the public and artists is free.  Live music playing during wine tasting and peek attendance.  During Sunday afternoon, an interactive children's art education program encourages families with youngsters to meet and talk with artists and learn about their work.

Important dates:

Artist's entry deadline:
January 15, 2013 (postmarked)

Notification date:
February 1, 2013

Booth Fee Due:
February 8, 2013

For detailed information and to apply, click HERE .

You may also contact:
Vic Barr, GSLAA President

Call to Artists - Open Arts Fest


  Open Arts Fest    
 An Art Festival With Altitude


Call to Artists 

What: Fine Art and Fine Craft Festival

Where: Boulder, CO

When: Saturday and Sunday
           July 20-21, 2013
           10 am - 8 pm - Sat.
           10 am - 5 pm - Sun. 
   
NOTEWORTHY:

*In its 3rd year this event is a combination of two previous events with over 35 years of successful history
  
*Limited to 100 juried participating artists

*Estimated attendance: 90,000 (based upon previous festivals)

*Located on the historic Pearl Street Mall (pedestrian only) and 14th St. 

*Jury/Booth Fees - $35 / $425 for Pearl Street and $325 for 14th Street locations

*Artist Amenities including free parking, continental breakfast delivered to your booth both days, boothsitters, volunteer help loading in and out, drive up to your space for load-in and load-out, artist-only break room for VIP artists, indoor bathrooms and cash awards

*Night security and uniformed police officers during the show

*Thursday Night Artist Party  

*Opportunity to participate in gallery show located at the Boulder Public Library

*Opportunity to conduct artist demonstrations

*Extensive advertising and marketing campaign (print, radio & TV)
  
*Strong community support

Open Arts Fest, presented by Downtown Boulder, Inc. and OpenArts, is a celebration of Boulder's visual arts unlike any other.  Local artists will be joined by artists from around the country showcasing their work. There will be exciting children's art activities, a silent auction benefiting OpenArts scholarship programs - and much, much more!
 
Open Arts Fest is designed to put Boulder on the map as an arts destination. The Fest will showcase the finest artists from Boulder, Colorado and the nation, with an emphasis on fine arts and fine crafts. Occurring in the height of the tourist season, the Open Arts Fest is expected to draw at least 90,000 attendees over a 2 day period. Cash prizes for the best of show, 2D and 3D categories, VIP space for our artists, ample volunteer support, breakfast, water and snacks will help you sustain yourself throughout the Fest.


Now Accepting Applications:

Deadline:
February 21, 2013

Notification:
March 18, 2013

Booth Fee Due:
April 16, 2013

Must apply at www.zapplication.org

For more Information:

You may also contact:
Stephen DeNorscia
Event Manager

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Ivy Brown Gallery presents "Unleashed New York"

Ivy Brown Gallery presents 
"Unleashed New York" by Photographer Tracey Sides

Opening Reception with Artist, Wednesday, November 14th, 6pm-8.30pm
Exhibition: November 14th- December 19th, 2012
The Reception is a Dog Free Event
A portion of the opening night sales will be donated to the American Red Cross and to local animal groups involved in Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.


675 Hudson Street 4th floor
Btw 13th + 14th Streets
t.212 925 1111
Visit our new website at site.IvyBrownGallery.Org





"Until one has loved an animal a part of one's soul remains unawakened"- Anatole France


Tracey sees in the dogs eyes, the "windows to their souls". "There is no greater feeling for me than to capture a dog's true character: a moment in time when they go from being shy and curious to trusting and relaxed in front of my lens....and there is the perfect picture".

Over the past 15 years Tracey has been capturing the essence of a dog's soul with her camera. Her love of dogs is evident in the pictures she takes.

Wedding Venue Available BOOK NOW!




Wedding Venue Available
BOOK NOW!

WHITE BOX CONTEMPORARY
1040 7th Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
619-531-8996

Fabulous Art - Wonderful Space - Affordable
$5,000 - 3 Days

Set up Day Before! - Celebrate Day of !- Break Down Day After!


 
 
 
  

San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show Features 15,000 Art & Antiques


27th ANNUAL SAN FRANCISCO TRIBAL & TEXTILE ARTS SHOW SHOWCASES MORE THAN 15,000 MUSEUM-QUALITY ANTIQUITIES FOR A PUBLIC SHOW & SALE IN FEBRUARY 2013

Event Hailed As 'Best Tribal Art Show in the World' by Art Critics, Museum Professionals, and Collectors
The Annual San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show (SFTTA) will feature an assortment of museum-quality masks, textiles, sculptures and jewelry. Taking place February 8 – 10, 2013 at the historic Fort Mason Center, the SFTTA is known globally as the destination for serious collectors, Curators and Museum professionals to purchase new items on the marketplace, spot trends and evaluate the state of their own collections. Hailed by art critics as the ‘best Tribal Art Show in the World’, this event is a unique and exceptional blend of Art History and World Culture. As one art reviewer states, “This one of my favorite art events of the year -- so many objects to marvel at, learn about, and just plain appreciate that I don't even know where to start.”

The SFTTA will feature more than 15, 000 textiles, arts, and antiques from more than top 100 galleries. Since coming to prominence in the 1960s, demand and interest in Tribal Art has grown steadily while the number of authentic art and artifacts remains fixed. As the modern world becomes smaller, fewer and fewer people living within tribal communities are continuing their traditional art forms. The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Show is one of the only nexus points where these disappearing arts can converge with the public.

The 2013 SFTTA will feature a special exhibition of stitched quilts from the Indian sub-continent. 'Saami and Kantha - The fabled stitched quilts of Sind and Bengal' will showcase the finest examples of this quilting tradition, the Ralli quilts made by the Saami, a caste of beggars from the deserts of Sind in Pakistan and the Kanthas quilts from Bengal (West Bengal in India and Bangladesh). Made from recycled materials, such as disused clothing or old cloth, the practice of making these quilts has evolved over centuries. The rare and intricate weavings range from depicting bold, abstract patterns to figurative representations of village life. 'Saami and Kantha - The fabled stitched quilts of Sind and Bengal' will be curated by Textile Folk Art Specialist, John Gillow.

The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show opens with a preview gala on Thursday, February 7, 2013 from 6:00pm-9:00pm to benefit the galleries for Art of Africa, Oceania and the Americas and the Textiles galleries of the de Young Museum. The gala offers a ‘first look’ at the special exhibition of stitched quilts from the Indian sub-continent as well as the thousands of art and antiques on display.

General admission for The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Show is $15 per person. To purchase tickets for the Opening Night benefit, please call 415-750-3518 or email cslusher@famsf.org. The Opening Night benefit takes place Thursday, February 7, 6:00pm-9:00pm. This event is open to the public on Friday February 8, 11:00am-7:00pm, Saturday February 9, 11:00am-7:00pm and Sunday February 10, 11:00am-5:00pm. There will be no admittance on Sunday after 4:30pm. For more information, please call (310) 455-2886, or visit us on the web at 
www.sanfranciscotribalandtextileartsshow.com.

Mark Hogancamp: Crash Landing / "Guitar" up through 17th!

Mark Hogancamp: Crash Landing / "Guitar" up through 17th!
November 14, 2012
One Mile Gallery

Mark Hogancamp, Crash Landing!

  Opening Reception, Saturday, December 1, 2-7 pm



Opening Reception, Saturday, December 1, 2-7 pm

One Mile Gallery concludes its 2012 season with Crash Landing!, new and old works by Mark Hogancamp. This is the artist's first exhibition with the gallery. It continues through Saturday, January 5, 2013. 

Mark Hogancamp is a photographer who prefers to identify himself as a director, and with good reason. Mark is the creator of Marwencol, a 1/6 scale, WWII-era Belgian village in which he stages and photographs a complex narrative of Nazi intrigue, lesbian melodrama, and Sgt. Rock-style heroics. With his immense cast of dolls, Mark freely intermixes history and fantasy, allowing Kurt Russell to confront Goebbels, time-traveling witches to antagonize Hitler, and Mark himself to battle personal demons.

In 2000, Mark was the victim of an assault outside of a bar that left him with brain damage. Faced with significant memory loss, diminished hand-eye coordination, and crushing anxiety, Mark retreated from the real world into the imaginary one of Marwencol. Inclined to think of the project more as therapy than art, Mark worked for years in obscurity, accumulating thousands of photographs before his unique oeuvre was eventually discovered. A 2010 documentary, Jeff Malmberg's award-winning "Marwencol," earned Mark international attention and a significant new fan base. 

Works soon available for sale at www.onemilegallery.com


Closes This Saturday, November 17! 
My Other Guitar is a Paintbrush
  
Leavetaking, Tara Key
Leavetaking, Tara Key
My Other Guitar is a Paintbrush features work by seven visual artists who're more often recognized for their work as popular musicians: Sue Garner (Fish and Roses and Run On), Brian DewanGrasshopper (Mercury Rev), Lee Ranaldo (Sonic Youth), Georgia Hubley (Yo La Tengo), Tara Key (Antietam), Tara Jane O'Neil, and Rachel Blumberg (The Decemberists and M. Ward).  Works range from painting and photography to block prints and installations.

  

More information at www.onemilegallery.com


Directions to One Mile Gallery from NYC Take 87 (Major Deegan) to Kingston, NY (exit 19). Take exit 19 toward NY28 Kingston/Rhinecliff Bridge. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Washington Ave and drive about a mile. Follow detour signs to Greenkill Ave and S. Wilbur Ave. Turn right onto S. Wilbur Ave. After about 1.3 miles, turn left onto Abeel St. Address is 475 Abeel. The gallery is a brick building with yellow trim. 


HOURS
One Mile Gallery is open weekends (Saturday 12-5 and Sunday 12-4) and by appointment. Contact the gallery at onemilegallery@gmail.com or telephone 845 338 2035 or 917 715 2877


One Mile Gallery
475 Abeel Street Kingston NY 12401
www.onemilegallery.com

onemilegallery@gmail.com

DEC 3 - MIAMI | Stellar Art Collection to Debut on Celebrity Reflection


“THE SECRET IS OUT!”
SINGULAR ART COLLECTION TO DEBUT ON CELEBRITY REFLECTION
IN THE PORT OF MIAMI DURING ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH 2012
 
MIAMI – On Monday, December 3, 2012, Celebrity Reflection, the newest ship in the Celebrity fleet, with an innovative, original art collection, will debut in Miami before the ship sets sail on its inaugural Stateside voyage. The collection is part of the fleetwide Celebrity Art Collection, representing a nearly $60-million investment across the fleet, showcasing conceptually strong, unique pieces and providing a rare opportunity to view art outside of conventional museum and gallery venues.
Julian Opie, 1958, England, FROM 13 OUTFITS SERIES, 2000. Vinyl and paint on wood
 
Since 2006, International Corporate Art (ICArt), the leading international art advisory group for the leisure industry, with offices in Miami, London, and Oslo, has curated the museum-quality art collection for Celebrity Cruises.
 
To mark the launch of Celebrity Reflection and its brilliant art collection, ICArt and Celebrity Cruises will host an exclusive press and VIP event onboard the ship December 3, coinciding with the start of Art Basel Miami Beach week. At the event on Celebrity Reflection, invited guests will view the unique collection, meet and mingle with contributing artists, and witness 2008 Whitney Biennale participant and conceptual artist Bert Rodriguez’s performance, “Everywhere I Look, I Only See Myself.”
 
Robert Rauschenberg 1925-2008, United States, INTERMISSION (GROUND RULES), 1996 Intaglio
“Celebrity Cruises’ commitment to fine art is unparalled in the maritime industry,” said Mariangela Capuzzo, ICArt Creative Director and Lead Curator. “Their ships have become a platform for a stellar art collection with work by important established, mid-career and emerging artists. ICArt’s relationship with Celebrity has been one of mutual appreciation and positive evolution culminating withCelebrity Reflection, the fifth in Celebrity’s stunning, five-ship Solstice Class series.”
 
The Celebrity Reflection Art Collection is comprised of approximately 136 new acquisitions, including original paintings, sculptures, photography, video, drawings, prints and site-specific, architecturally-integrated installations. In addition, there are 115 standout artworks selected from the Celebrity Art Collection on former ships, including works by Robert Rauschenberg, John Baldessari, Julian Opie, Kiki Smith and Richard Prince.
Bert Rodriguez 1975, Cuba REFLECTION, 2012 Steel, fiberglass and paint with LED lights
 
Each ship in Celebrity Cruises’ fleet reinvents itself through its art collection, which is inspired by the vessel’s name and essence.Celebrity Reflection’s curatorial theme, “The Seductiveness of a Reflection,” investigates the effect of art via the physical properties of reflective materials, as well as the subtler act of reflection. Examples include Mirror Flower by Jeff Koons, Ann Veronica Janssen’s gilded Venetian blinds called Store Dore, and Aziz & Cucher’s light boxes, Untitled (Reflection Series). Two prominent project spaces with site-specific commissions include Bert Rodriguez’s Reflection in the ship’s upper Grand Foyer, featuring a suspended, living tree reflecting upon itself, and Carlos Betancourt’s The Celestial Garden, an all-encompassing visual and sensory experience in the Ensemble vestibule.
 
Celebrity Cruises’ passion for creating timeless and memorable experiences is exemplified through the quality and breadth of its art collections. Challenging the assumption that viewers can only be moved by art in familiar, established venues, Celebrity Reflectioninspires both guests and artists through its greater creative possibilities.
 
About Celebrity Cruises:
Celebrity Cruises’ iconic “X” is the mark of modern luxury, with its cool, contemporary design and warm spaces; dining experiences where the design of the venues is as important as the cuisine; and the amazing service that only Celebrity can provide, all providing an unmatchable vacation experience. In addition to offering vacations visiting all continents, Celebrity also presents immersive cruisetour experiences in Alaska, Australia/New Zealand, Canada, Europe and South America. One of the fastest-growing major lines, with a fleet of 11 ships, Celebrity is one of five cruise brands operated by global cruise vacation company Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE, OSE: RCL). For more information, dial 1-800-437-3111, visit www.celebritycruises.com, or call your travel agent. Follow the brand socially at www.facebook.com/celebritycruises.
 
About ICArt
Founded in 2004, International Corporate Art (ICArt) with more than 20 years of experience, has become the leading art advisory group worldwide for the leisure industry. ICArt works with clients to create unique and exciting art programs that begin with the concept and finish with on-site installation. ICArt curates cohesive collections sourced from artists and galleries worldwide to produce distinctive results for both intimate and monumental spaces. With expertise in maritime projects, ICArt has created art programs for over 130 ships, from “boutique” luxury vessels to large 6,000-passenger “Mega Ships.” Recently, ICArt curated Celebrity Cruises’ five ships in the Solstice Class series with museum-quality art collections, and manages the $60-million Celebrity Art Collection.  For more information, email mariangela@icartmiami.com, cristina@icartmiami.com.