Carol A Feuerman Sculpture Locations during Art Miami Week Dec 2-7

Carole A. Feuerman World Renowned Hyper Realist Sculptor Works Shown at Art Miami, Scope, Concept Art Fair, Markowicz Fine Arts, The National Hotel and FAAM - Fine Art Auctions Miami Featuring Works from 70’s to The Present

Cocktail Reception and Installation of New Works at:  The National Hotel Hosts Reception for Carole Feuerman -  Friday, December 2nd @ 6pm Markowicz Fine Arts Hosts Reception & Exhibition -  Saturday, December 3rd @ 7pm New York, NY (November 17, 2016) – Carole A. Feuerman’s work will be presented in several different locations during the Art Fairs in Miami December 2016. Feuerman is credited with starting the Hyper-realist movement in the late 1970’s. Known for her sculptures of the swimmers, Feuerman is the only figurative artist to realistically paint bronze figures so real that you would mistake them for live people, and to install them in monumental size in public locations throughout the world.

The National Hotel, (1677 Collins Ave. Miami Beach, FL. 33140), will co-host a cocktail party with Markowicz Fine Art on Friday, December 2, 2016 from6pm - 8pm. They will be showcasing her monumental sculpture The Golden Mean, which is cited on Collins Avenue and 17th Street in front of the hotel. On the hotel’s front entrance, you will also see her iconic sculptures Next Summer andSurvival of Serena. The Golden Mean, 2015 (151”  x 54”  x 38”  Bronze) FAAM - Fine Arts Auction Miami will host an auction Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 5pm in the Design District at 111 NE 40th Street, Miami, FL, 33137 featuring Carole Feuerman’s newest sculpture, Innertube Variant II, Lot #10.  #fineartmagazine    Innertube Variant II, Oil on Resin, 17 H x 32 W x 15 D, 2016 Markowicz Fine Art, (110 NE 40th Street Miami Design District) will host and artist opening and cocktail reception on Saturday evening, December 3 at 7:00pm.  There will be a group exhibition featuring artists: Carole Feuerman, Formento & Formento, and Kai Orlinski.

The Golden Mean, 2015 (151”  x 54”  x 38”  Bronze) Toasting to Your Health, Oil on Resin, Life-Size, 1992-2016 Carole Feuerman’s work will also be presented in two locations at Art Miami Fair (Art Miami Pavilion 3101 NE 1st Avenue Miami, FL 33137), the leading international contemporary and modern art fair at the midtown Miami complex in the renowned Wynwood Arts District. It is one of the most important annual contemporary art events in the United States. KM Fine Arts  (Los Angeles, CA & Chicago, Il) Art Miami Pavilion (Booth B204) will debut her newest sculpture titledThe Goddess. It is a girl with her ear listening to the shell. A “shell” has many symbols and meanings such as beauty and fertility. It also was exemplified in ancient and renaissance paintings of the Goddess Venus, the Roman goddess of love. Additional artworks shown will be Miniature Serena, 2016 and Miniature Balance, 2016. The Goddess, 2016 (Oil and Resin 51” x 21”  x 32”) C24 Gallery (New York, NY) at Art Miami Pavilion (Booth B307) will present Feuerman’s first print editions titledSerena Prints Suite, 2012. Feuerman uses vivid colors designed to complement each other. C24 will exhibit the last available suite in this edition of 30. They will also be exhibiting The Hug, 1980, a marble sculpture from her series of works on relationships.  The Hug has not been shown in 25 years. It explores the relationship between a man and a woman.  Along with that, C24 is showing Tree, 2016 is a life size sculpture of a woman representing the organic process of growth and fertility.  Gallery Biba (Palm Beach, FL) at Scope Art Fair (Booth F31) will showcase Feuerman’s sought after miniature sculptures, Mini Serena, 2013, and her newest Brooke with Beachball fragment, (2016).  Brooke with Beach Ball (Fragment), 2016, Oil on Resin, Variant 3 of 9; 13H x 11W x 5D Gary Lichtenstein Editions at Mana at Concept Art Fair, (Bayfront Park, Downtown Miami) will be showing Feuerman’s newest silk screened Triptych, Capri, Catalina, and Moran (2016), diamond dust, silk screen on board.

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Richard Beavers Gallery: Celebrating 9 years of success

C E L E B R A T I N G   9  Y E A R S Union Square, New York City, August 26, 2005 two years before Richard Beavers Gallery was established. Live Your Dreams!!!  L E R O Y   C A M P B E L L T H E   F I G H T   C O N T I N U E S...  November 5, 2016 - December 10, 2016 click on link:  OPENING NIGHT REGISTRATION Saturday, November 5, 2016 | 6:00pm #fineartmagazine

George Billis Gallery at SOFA Chicago Art Fair through Sunday, November 6th

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Please join us for SOFA Chicago at Booth #306 at the Navy Pier in Chicago, IL through November 6th, 2016.
Fair Hours
Sat., November 5th, 11 - 7pm
Sun., November 6th, 12 - 6pmFor complimentary general admission tickets, please follow the link below and enter the promo code. 

General Admission Tickets

Promo code: GEN-BILLIS

Festival Hall, Navy Pier
600 East Grand Avenue Chicago, IL 60611
www.sofaexpo.com

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ The George Billis Gallery marks its 20th year in the Chelsea Art district and its sister gallery is located in the burgeoning gallery district of Culver City in Los GEORGE BILLIS GALLERY 525 W. 26th STREET, GROUND FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10001Phone: (212) 645.2621Email: gallery@georgebillis.com Website: www.georgebillis.comFacebook: facebook/georgebillisgalleryHours: New York Map GEORGE BILLIS GALLERY LA 2716 S. La Cienega Blvd Los Angeles, California 90029Phone: (310) 838-3685Email: la@georgebillis.com Website: www.georgebillis.comFacebook: facebook/georgebillisgalleryLAHours:

Robert Engman Sculpture: Theme and Variations a new book : Shifting the Limits

 Robert Engman Sculpture: Theme and Variations

  Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., is pleased to announce the release of Robert Engman Sculpture: Theme and Variations by Robert Engman with Nancy Porter & Anders Engman featuring a display of Robert Engman's sculpture series that complements theShifting the Limits: Robert Engman’s Structural Sculpture exhibit currently on display at the James A. Michener Art Museum.

Robert Engman’s work over the last fifty years has ranged in size from monumental to miniature. Large pieces he has created for major cities and museums in decades past have common attributes but he had never formally attempted to make a series of related works. In the last ten years, he has cast a group of 52 distinctive small sculptures whose modest scale has allowed him to realize his vast number of sculptural ideas more efficiently. This collection clearly demonstrates how Engman’s work expands and alters three-dimensional structural concepts. Divided into nine families, the sculptures’ forms are based on different combinations of circles and squares in flat and warped planes. Each piece is shown from several angles, revealing strikingly different perspectives.

Size: 6″ x 9″ | 209 color photos | 112 pp
ISBN13: 9780764352751 | Binding: hard cover | $14.99

The James A. Michener Art Museum is featuring an exhibition highlighting the work of renowned sculptor Robert Engman, whose large-scale piece Triune is a distinctive part of Philadelphia’s Center City landscape. Showcasing the artist’s smaller-sized sculpture as well as his jewelry, Shifting the Limits: Robert Engman’s Structural Sculpture will be the first monographic exhibition of Engman’s work in decades. The exhibition will be on view through February 5, 2017. 

Join Anders Engman, Robert Engman’s son, on Wednesday, November 9 at 3 pm for a gallery talk at the museum. For more details visit www.michenerartmuseum.org.

“We are thrilled to be able to display Robert Engman’s remarkable work at the Michener,” said Lisa Tremper Hanover, director and CEO of the Michener Art Museum. “There is an almost magical geometry to his sculptures, inviting close examination. We look forward to sharing that experience with our Michener visitors.” 

“Engman’s sculpture is as beautiful as it is distinctive,” said Kirsten M. Jensen, Ph.D., the Gerry and Marguerite Lenfest Chief Curator of the Michener Art Museum, who curated the exhibition. “Each piece begs to be seen from all angles, an experience enhanced by polished surfaces and often breathtaking patinas in a near rainbow of color.”

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In NYC catch collecting Latin American art on Friday, November 4 at 7:00

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COLLECTING LATIN AMERICA: A CONVERSATION AT AMERICAS SOCIETY

International curators, art connoisseurs, and experts explore why collecting Latin American art matters.

New York, November 1, 2016—Americas Society will hold a panel about collecting Latin American art on Friday, November 4 at 7:00 p.m.featuring August Uribe, deputy chairman, Americas, PHILLIPS; Isabella Hutchinson, art consultant and private dealer in Latin American art;Henrique Faria, owner, Henrique Faria New York and Buenos Aires;Judko Rosenstock Faingezicht, Costa Rican collector; Pedro Barbosa, Brazilian collector; and Mónica Espinel, independent curator (moderator). Experts will discuss what the future holds for the art and ideas emanating from Latin America, and their relationship to a larger cultural context.This program will be webcast live. This event is organized in collaboration with VivArte, Caring for Colombia, and Primero lo Primero. Friday, November 4, 2016 Registration: 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Program: 7:00 p.m. Americas Society 680 Park Avenue at 68th Street New York, NY #fineartmagazine