Sundam Tagore Gallery exhibits Ricardo Mazel, April 4 -27th 2019, NYC. Catch it if your in NYC!!!!

STUNNING NEW PAINTINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHY EXPLORE IDEAS OF TRANSFORMATION We are pleased to present an exhibition of new abstract paintings and photography by Ricardo Mazal, one of Mexico’s most prominent contemporary artists. While Mazal’s practice has always been rooted in ideas of transformation, particularly with his long-running explorations into sacred burial rituals of diverse cultures, this new series reveals a more personal narrative, as the artist taps into transitions in his own life for inspiration. These remarkable canvases, awash in rich, earthy hues, build on Mazal’s ongoing engagement with spiritual themes while demonstrating his increasingly abstract approach.   ABOUT THE ARTIST   Ricardo Mazal was born in Mexico City in 1950. Since 2000, he has had fourteen individual museum exhibitions in Mexico and the United States, including five retrospectives of his work at the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey (2000), the Museo de Arte Moderno de la Ciudad de México (2006), the Museo de Arte de Querétaro (2009), the Museo de Arte Abstracto Manuel Felguerez (2010) and the Center for Contemporary Arts Santa Fe, as well as thematic exhibitions in the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (2006), the Museo Nacional de Antropología (2004 -2005) and the Centro Cultural Estación Indianilla, among others. In 2015 Mazal’s work was included in Frontiers Reimagined, a Collateral Event of the 56th Venice Biennale and in 2018, there was a major retrospective of his work held at the Center For Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Mazal’s work is included in the permanent collections of The Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minnesota; Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Arizona; Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City; Museo de Arte Abstracto Manuel Felguérez, Zacatecas, Mexico; Maeght Foundation, Paris; Centro de las Artes, Monterrey, Mexico; Cirque du Soleil, Montreal; the Peninsula Hotel, Shanghai; and Deutsche Bank, New York and Germany.   CLICK TO VIEW THE CATALOGUE SUNDARAM TAGORE CHELSEA 547 West 27th Street • New York, NY 10001 • 212 677 4520 #fineartmagazine

Portland Museum of Art, "In the Vanguard", May 24 -September 8th

 

MAY 24–SEPTEMBER 8, 2019

In the Vanguard: Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, 1950-1969 explores how an experimental school in rural Maine transformed art, craft, and design in the 20th century and helped define the aesthetics of the nation’s counterculture.

 

Weaving instructor Trude Guermonprez, 1956. Image courtesy Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.

 

FOUNDED IN 1950, HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS PLAYED A CENTRAL ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN ART AND CRAFT.

The artists of the school’s early years—Anni Albers, Dale Chihuly, Robert Ebendorf, Jack Lenor Larsen, M.C. Richards, and Toshiko Takaezu—contributed to a dynamic community of craftspeople who broke new ground across a wide range of media. In the Vanguard is the first major museum exhibition focused solely on this school, as well as the PMA’s first exhibition to be supported by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Its insights will revise the narrative of midcentury art and craft in America.

Portland Museum of Art
7 Congress Square
Portland, ME 04101

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Philadelphia Fine Art Fair, Fremin Gallery, April 4th. Would be great to visit !!!

Fremin Gallery is delighted to announce our participation at the upcoming Philadelphia Fine Art Fair, visit us at booth 135. Tickets available upon request at emmanuel@fremingallery.com.

ARDAN OZMENOGLU- Blue & Pink Tree - Nail Polish on Glass

Schedule:  Thursday, April 4th  Opening Night Preview  6pm to 10pm Friday, April 5th  Show Hours | 11am to 7pm Saturday, April 6th  Show Hours | 11am to 6pm Sunday, April 7th  Show Hours | 11am to 5pm Location at the 23rd Street Armory  The City Troop 23rd Street Armory, FTPCC Armory  22 South 23rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103

www.fremingallery.com Ph: 212.279.8555  Email: info@emmanuelfremingallery.com  #fineartmagazine

Rochester Contemporary Art Center displays the 6X6 exhibition. Catch it till April 16th.!!!!

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Have You Made Your 6x6? Every day we’re receiving artworks that will be part of the international small art phenomenon. Packages have arrived from Spain, Portugal, Germany, Japan, Canada and many U.S. states! Thank you if you’ve already mailed or dropped off your 6x6 entries and if not…get those creative juices flowing! There is still plenty of time to create your artwork before April 14!Mail to: 6x6x2019 Rochester Contemporary Art Center 137 East Ave Rochester, NY 14604 USA Use #RoCo6x6 on your favorite social media platform! #fineartmagazine

Catch the Maybaum Gallery Exhibition of Simon Nicholas in San Francisco

We are pleased to introduce a new artist to our roster, British painter- Simon Nicholas. "Using formal elements such as underlying grids, repetition and pattern, I wish to create pictures which swing ambiguously between figuration and abstraction." -Nicholas This series is based on gallery and museum spaces, where the borders between reality, fiction and photographic representation are brought into question. The perceptive process in these paintings is apparently reversed: the viewers in the gallery often appear to be seen from the perspective of the actual paintings hanging on the wall. The paintings are entirely dependent on a working process of “making it up as you go along”, the results more often than not being the sum of an endless series of corrections and over-paintings. To view the full collection please click here. Please stop by the gallery to view these museum quality works in person. Kind Regards, Christina Maybaum Gallery 49 Geary Street, Suite 416 San Francisco, CA 94108 415.658.7669 Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:30am - 5:30pm

Crossing III, Oil on Linen, 65 x 61 inches

Bankside, Oil on Linen, 61 x 65 inches

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Deadline to apply for the 25th Annual Stone Arch Bridge Festival June 15-16, 2019 April 10th

 25th Annual Stone Arch Bridge Festival

June 15-16, 2019

Apply Here

Deadline 4/10/19

   Call to Artists

Watch our Video Here

WHAT: 25th Annual Stone Arch Bridge Festival 

LOCATION: Minneapolis Riverfront, MN 

DATE: June 15-16, 2019 

Saturday 10am-7pm / Sunday 10am-5pm

NOTEWORTHY

*Limited to 200 artists 

*Estimated attendance 75,000

*Friday Set-up 

*Nearby and Free artist parking

*Overnight Security

*Festival Favorite Awards (13/one each category)

*On-site Festival Staff

*Over $150,000 in PR and Marketing

*Jury Fee: $25

*Booth Fee: $350-$475 (12'x10'), Corner +$100

Minneapolis Riverfront District is an ideal setting for this legacy festival of the arts! The festival stretches along the Mississippi River anchored by the historic Stone Arch Bridge and iconic Hennepin Avenue Bridge.

TWO GREAT SHOWS!
NEW SPECIAL OFFER -  Stone Arch Bridge Festival artists will receive an automatic invite and acceptance with NO jury fee to participate in Art in Bayfront Park! If you are accepted to the Stone Arch Bridge Festival, and want to participate in Art in Bayfront Park your jury fee for Art in Bayfront Park will be applied towards your booth fee. 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS on ZAPP

Deadline: April 10, 2019

Notification: April 17, 2019

Booth Payment Due: April 29, 2019

Email inquiries to Heather Williams at heatherwmpls@gmail.com or call 952-473-6422

Visit our website at www.stonearchbridgefestival.com

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Catch the The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum & Historical Society educational programs!!!

Brief Survey for the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum Education Program

The Sag Harbor Whaling Museum is planning to pilot the Sag Harbor Maritime Conservation Center for Children with a summer education program. The program consists of four one-week sessions in which students ages 8-12 take classes that integrate marine conservation, art projects inspired by the Museum’s collection, and visits from local artists, maritime industry professionals, and environmentalists. Weekly session topics include: · Ocean Cycles and ‘Up Cycling” Marine Debris – Learn about ocean conservation and the challenge of marine debris in our seas and beaches. The program culminates in creating an art piece from recycled debris.  · Young Detectives - Learn about the life of Sag Harbor village children in ages past by deciphering clues from historical toys and objects. Design and build toys telling your story of village life today.  · Luring a Fish (or Whale!) – Discover techniques used by fisherman over the last 400 years. Visiting fishermen can teach the children how it’s responsibly done today including how they build traps, nets, lures and even shellfish hatcheries.  · A Young Person’s View: Telling Personal Stories Through Words and Pictures - Reflect on how villagers have told their stories of coastal life over time. Children work with local writers and artists to express their modern-day coastal experiences. The objectives are to: · Celebrate Sag Harbor’s maritime culture and history through the Museum’s collection and community.  · Engage children with local artists, writers, tradesman, and maritime industry professionals.  · Teach youth to engage with the waterfront and marine ecosystem in environmental responsible, culturally aware and creative ways. The sessions will have a capacity of 10-12 students and will be held in the Whaling Museum’s galleries, classroom and grounds. The classes are designed and led by a qualified marine science educator and teaching assistant with contributions from the Museum’s Curator and special guests. We ask that you kindly help us design our Pilot Program by providing feedback in the 1-minute survey here:

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