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

GALERIE ALBRECHT

GALERIE ALBRECHT

Uli Zwerenz

Malerei und Zeichnung

Harald Kröner

Collagen aus Papier

12. April – 17. Mai 2014

Eröffnung: Freitag 11. April, 18 – 21 Uhr

Harald Kröner und Uli Zwerenz sehen ihre Arbeit als offenes Experiment innerhalb 

vorgegebener Bedingungen. Sie beginnen ohne Plan, das Werk entsteht in einer Zwiesprache 

zwischen Intuition, der Reflexion darüber und dem Material, das sie verwenden. 

Die Galerie Albrecht freut sich, die beiden Künstler in Berlin vorzustellen. weiter lesen

Harald Kröner and Uli Zwerenz regard their work as an open experiment within prescribed 

conditions. They set out without a fixed plan, and the work comes about in a dialogue between

intuition, thinking about this intuition, and the material they use. Galerie Albrecht is pleased to

introduce these two artists to Berlin. read more

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Jeffrey Melzack A Colorist, A Unique Style, A Visionary!

Artists interested in membership please click here Jeffrey Melzack A Colorist, A Unique Style, A Visionary! Jeffrey Melzack has been a practicing and exhibiting visual artist for over 40 years.  His language " Internal Visual Language" helps him tell his stories through the use of oil on canvas and watercolor/colored pencil on paper. Melzack studied at the High School of Art and Design in New York City, served in the military as a technical illustrator, and continued his studies at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Currently, he is exhibiting at the Viridian Gallery, New York, as well as the Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge Massachusetts. A recipient of several awards, Melzack adds the Saint Botolph Artist Foundation Award, the Helen Bumpus Gallery Artist Memorial Prize and the Cambridge Art Association National Prize Show Directors Award to his repertoire.   Etude Serenade Nocturne To See the new video of ArtSpecifier artist, Jennifer Sabella Click Here To see more of Jeff Melzack's work click here   #fineartmagazine

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APRIL 10 - 13  |  BOOTH F22A Fashion Industry Gallery, 1807 Ross Avenue, Dallas, TX #fineartmagazine

Fine Artist Louise Mellon Donates Painting for GPL to Honor "Senator" Glenn Atkinson

Louise Mellon  Fine Art . Fine Artist Louise Mellon Donates Painting for GPL to Honor "Senator" Glenn Atkinson   Wellington, FL - April 9, 2014- The GPL Polotini Party, a celebration held at the Mallet Grille at International Polo Club Palm Beach, officially kicked off The 5th Annual Gay Polo Week. A gathering of members of the GPL, sponsors, friends and family enjoyed an Argentine style asado, music and merrymaking sponsored by Patricia Quick. Louise Mellon donated her original painting, "Airborne" as a gift to be presented "Senator" Atkinson for his role in helping McKenney found the GPL GPL founder Chip McKenney led a short presentation to thank sponsors and hosts. At the end of his brief speech, McKenney invited Glenn Atkinson to the podium. He explained how Atkinson, fondly referred to as "The Senator," had introduced him to polo. He said the Senator and his wife and family had supported the founding of GPL and were always there to encourage him forward. Atkinson, once a 3-goal rated player, played well into his seventies. McKenney named the trophy for the feature game of the International Gay Polo Tournament the Senator's Cup in his honor. McKenney presents the painting to the Atkinsons McKenney presented a genuinely touched Atkinson with an original Louise Mellon polo painting called "Airborne." "I am so grateful to Louise for the donation of the painting," said McKenney. "It was such a perfect way for me to honor the Senator. Without Glenn, there would be no GPL. Now in its fifth year, it is growing and growing." Louise Mellon's work is immediately recognizable and primarily features horses, dogs and the equestrian lifestyle. Her brightly colored, vibrant pieces often have a witty or unexpected approach and are created with the intent to amuse. Louise Mellon's work can be seen on the pages and covers of equestrian and art publications. Her work has been presented at numerous solo and juried shows on the east coast. Louise Mellon in her studio with Ruffles and Cricket. Photo by Booth Malone About Louise Mellon Mellon was born to a family of artists who encouraged her creativity. She was raised in Middleburg, VA, where she rode and drove horses. Mellon's keen visual sense led her to a career as a commercial photographer and artist. Her work has been seen branding numerous products and covers of prize lists, racing programs and publications. She flew airplanes, helicopters and aerobatics, has resided in several parts of the country, and has traveled the world studying fine art. She has served on several boards, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC and the Collector's Committee of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, VA. She moved to Aiken, SC, and custom-built a very special studio, where she works, welcomes visiting artists and hosts local events. Mellon's unique view of the world is demonstrated through all her work. Her style is instantly recognizable and certain to bring enjoyment, laughter and wonder. For more information visit Louise Mellon's website at: http://louisemellon.com/               # Fineartmagazine

Hearsay: Artists Reveal Urban Legends THIS SATURDAY!

Hearsay: Artists Reveal Urban Legends THIS SATURDAY!   Hearsay: Artists Reveal Urban Legends Opening Reception: THIS Saturday, April 12, 2014 from 5-8 pm Curator's talk from 4-5pm, please email wendy@hearsayrevealed.com to RSVP   Begovich Gallery Visual Arts Center California State University, Fullerton 800 North State College Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92831   Exhibition runs from March 29 - May 17, 2014   http://www.fullerton.edu/arts/art/Begovich_current/Exhibit%20Detail_Hearsay.html http://hearsayrevealed.com   Review in ArtScene LA Weekly Writeup Cartwheel-Art Preview Curated by Lauren Haisch and Wendy Sherman     Chris Farling "Sewer Gator"  Urban legends serve as modern day mythology. Often evolved from cultural traditions  and morality tales, these stories engage our collective fears and provoke strong emotional  responses. Such legends survive through storytelling that is often communicated using a  mix of words and imagery. The narrative can intensify the impact of the legend. The  more fantastic the tale, the more likely it will be passed down through generations. More  recently, the Internet has encouraged the rapid dissemination of these modern legends,  many of which can be traced back to the original folklore that inspired them. The works of the thirty-seven artists included in this exhibition are based on specific urban legends. Each work is accompanied by text explaining the artist's personal connection to a chosen urban legend. The purpose of this exhibition is not to illustrate urban legends, but to better understand them by considering them in the context of each artist's interpretation.   A R T I S T S Dmitriy Astakhov  Clayton Bailey  Rex Barron  Stephen Berkman  Joe Biel  Kevin Bradley  Sarina Brewer  Hugh Brown  Mike Cockrill  Michael Criley  Lew Delport   Chris Farling  Llyn Foulkes  Gregg Gibbs  Jeff Gillette  Mark Gleason  Laurie Hassold  Tony Huynh  Hellen Jo  Laurie Lipton  Matjames Metson  Lauren Morrison  Adam Oehlers  Naida Osline  Burt Payne 3 and Stephen Hillenburg  Ransom & Mitchell  Victoria Reynolds  Jim Shaw  Christopher Ulrich  Jeffrey Vallance  Nicola Verlato  Marnie Weber  Chris Wilder  Robert Williams  Scott D. Wilson

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