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Amerikana Diary
by SEBASTIAN PIRAS
Sebastian Piras at Sebastian Piras / Hiromart Gallery Tokyo
January 7th, 2012 - March 7th, 2012
Posted
1/29/12
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Arts of Mirolli
by Mirolli - Miroslav Olickov
Albrecht Schnider at Galerie Bob van Orsouw
November 19th, 2011 - February 4th, 2012
Posted
11/17/11
My name is Miroslav Olickov with art name Mirolli. I am an Academic painter from city of Nis,Serbia. I was born on Sep 02.1951. in Nis where I finished High school of Art and after that I attended Art Academy in Skopje, Macedonia.
I work in all art techniques but I prefer oil on canvas. I was a part of many mutual exhibitions and sold my artworks in many European countries, USA, Canada and Australia. I got a lot of prizes but the biggest prize of all is that people like my paintings.
I have been painting for... [more]
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pintando frente al mar
by gustavo vazquez king
Lewis Koch at Wisconsin Academy of Arts and Letters - James Watrous Gallery
June 24th, 2011 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Posted
6/21/11
Lugar de pantalla
Paseo Marítimo de Carboneras, Almería, España.
Paseo Marítimo s / n "La Puntica"cultura@ayuntamientocarboneras.com04140 CarbonerasAlmeríaEspaña
Tipo de Lugar: Espacio Alternativo País: España
Grupo vazquez rey, agosto 2010 [more]
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First Fridays and Third Fridays on Santa Fe Denver
by Molly O'Brien
at Buxiejo Gallery Santa Fe Arts District Denver
May 20th, 2011
Posted
5/20/11
The Art District on Santa Fe has a festive First Friday Open Galleries event at the beginning of every month. It is a fun street party with an eclectic mix of art lovers from newbies to collectors. All and all it is easy going without pretention. Check out the Santa Fe Arts District website for more information on the free shuttle as the traffic and parking can be heavy.
The Third Friday is also a little less crowded Open Galleries Night that typically attracts more of the art collector crowd. [more]
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Above the clouds
by Iskra Beličanska
Iskra Beličanska, Iskra Belicanska at Pentagonal Tower of the Ljubljana Castle
April 19th, 2011 - June 5th, 2011
Posted
5/1/11
"Above the clouds", an exhibition of paintings by Iskra Beličanska at the Pentagonal Tower of the Ljubljana Castle on Tuesday, 19 April 2011 at 19h - 05 Jun 2011In co-operation with the Ljubljana Fine Artists SocietyThe curator: Jadranka Ljubičić
• animacija iz slik Iskre Beličanske/ animation of the paintings by Iskra Beličanska:: Tina Avšič• skladatelj / composer: Koko Harsoe (Indonesia)Organizator: DLUL in Ljubljanski grad
Več o informacij / More info: http://www.dlul-... [more]
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Contemporary light artist shows installation in Steamboat
by Sophia Dillo
Sophia Dixon Dillo at Vertical Arts Gallery
March 17th, 2011 - March 17th, 2011
Posted
3/17/11
Steamboat Springs — Without light, the color red wouldn’t be red. Blue wouldn’t be blue, and white wouldn’t be white.
As Colorado artist Sophia Dixon Dillo studied painting at Colorado State University, she was captured by the perception of art through the reflection, refractions and absorptions of light, and it led her to abandon the paintbrush and try to capture the light as a medium of its own.
“Light is ungraspable,” Dillo said. “You don’t see it if you’re not looking for... [more]
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RE: THE NEED FOR PATRONS.....
by THOMAS JOHN TAYLOR
THOMAS JOHN TAYLOR at REEDSBAY RESORT HOTEL, HILO, HAWAII
February 12th, 2011 - February 12th, 2012
Posted
2/14/11
I am throughly satisfied to announce that this representation of New and Original Images by Mr. Taylor shows exactly that there exists talent Undiscovered, and Beauty in simplicity and harmonic color application. The Ignorance on The Planet with Humanities Focus on War, and Misery is non-existant in this Gallery's approach toward Sanity. Feel The Love, and Comfort brought on by the application of pigment unto canvas in a symbolic representation of using Images To Form Communication That Stimulates Th... [more]
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The Virtues of Working around the 'Limitations' of a Small Studio
by Blair Schulman
BARBARA GRAD at Kemper at the Crossroads
February 4th, 2011 - May 28th, 2011
Posted
2/11/11
Abstract landscapes imbued with the presence of video gaming and cartography is seen throughout new and recent paintings from Barbara Grad. The layers and clues found in these works have a kinetic energy that strongly invokes a line from the “The Have Nots” by the great American punk band X: “This is the game that moves as you play.”
One example of this well-conceived idea is prominently found in Erosion (2008, oil on canvas). Mostly blue in color, a small shock of bright pink as... [more]
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A Paean to Family History and a Serious Exercise in Ancestor Worship
by Blair Schulman
Misha Kligman at Kansas City Artists Coalition
December 10th, 2010 - January 15th, 2011
Posted
12/23/10
Originally published in Art Tattler (www.arttattler.com)
By Blair Schulman
New work by Misha Kligman at Kansas City Artists Coalition shows us the weariness of a world where the past is always following you. Paintings and drawings of muted or obscured figures take us into a negative space allowing viewers to avoid confrontation with the subject matter. It seems easier to absorb Kligman’s take on displacement and genocide when you cannot meet the terror in their eyes.
His use of exhausting co... [more]
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Transcending Traditions.
by artegiro
Emily Humphries at artegiro gallery
October 8th, 2010 - November 7th, 2010
Posted
11/1/10
There is a playfully sensual quality to Emily Humphries’ work from her time in Montifiascone. Much of the work has the sparseness of fading frescoes where some images appear to have been drawn away into the surface leaving behind a mere trace of detail or a lone splash of colour. At times the work flickers in and out of abstraction, such as in the lyrical beauty of Floating Blossoms. Present too within the richness of her iconography, we find arches and columns abstracted from this cloistered vi... [more]
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jma Gallery jackie mauersberger-arce Gallery
by Sir Pool Guilfort
George Areshidze, Shefqet Avdush Emini, Ademaro Bardelli, Menno Bauer, Zina Bercovici, Jill Centino, Periklis Costopoulos, Salvator Dali, Don De Dios, Xiaoyang Galas, Tauno Kangro, Sergey Larionov, Paolo Da San Lorenzo, Marina Podgaevskaya, Shahla Rosa, Mimmo Rotella, Felix Roulin, Heinz Rupp, Ronaldo Salazar at JMA Gallery
June 9th, 2009 - July 5th, 2009
Posted
6/4/10
Galería de JMA, establecida en mayo de 2001, la participación en casi 70 ferias internacionales de arte en Europa, organizamos y comisariado exposiciones en museos de los EE.UU. y en diferentes países. Representamos a artistas históricos, artistas de renombre internacional, a los artistas emergentes. Tenemos esculturas de Salvador Dalí registrados con la Fundación Gala Dalí en Figueres, España. Algunos de nuestros artistas exclusivos son: Tauno Kangro, Tauno Kangro es uno de Estonia es... [more]
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Time Out Dubai
by barjeelartfoundation
Sabhan Adam, Halim Al-Karim, Ayad Alkadhi, Manal Al Dowayan, Khaled Hafez (Egypt), Susan Hefuna, Hayv Kahraman, Jeffar Khaldi, Layan Shawabakeh at Barjeel Art Foundation, Maraya Art Centre level two, Al Qasba, Sharjah
March 14th, 2010 - August 15th, 2010
Posted
5/10/10
Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi has one of the most impressive private art collections in the UAE
Over the past few years, Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi, chairman of the Young Arab Leaders and a UAE media personality, has been passionately building a private collection of Arab art that he has now opened up to the public. Titled The Barjeel Art Foundation, this smorgasbord of art, covering 475 square metres, will feature in exhibitions across the region, and artworks will be loaned to schools and cultu... [more]
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Time Out Dubai - Feature Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi
by barjeelartfoundation
Sabhan Adam, Halim Al-Karim, Ayad Alkadhi, Manal Al Dowayan, Khaled Hafez (Egypt), Susan Hefuna, Hayv Kahraman, Jeffar Khaldi, Layan Shawabakeh at Barjeel Art Foundation, Maraya Art Centre level two, Al Qasba, Sharjah
March 14th, 2010 - August 15th, 2010
Posted
5/10/10
Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi has one of the most impressive private art collections in the UAE
Over the past few years, Sultan Sooud Al Qassemi, chairman of the Young Arab Leaders and a UAE media personality, has been passionately building a private collection of Arab art that he has now opened up to the public. Titled The Barjeel Art Foundation, this smorgasbord of art, covering 475 square metres, will feature in exhibitions across the region, and artworks will be loaned to schools and cultu... [more]
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The Arts Kitchen - Feature
by barjeelartfoundation
Sabhan Adam, Halim Al-Karim, Ayad Alkadhi, Manal Al Dowayan, Khaled Hafez (Egypt), Susan Hefuna, Hayv Kahraman, Jeffar Khaldi, Layan Shawabakeh at Barjeel Art Foundation, Maraya Art Centre level two, Al Qasba, Sharjah
March 14th, 2010 - August 15th, 2010
Posted
5/10/10
Migrating to a new country can be difficult for anybody and while most people take some time adapting to the lifestyle change, Mandy Merzaban has set about creating a new life by becoming the Gallery Manager of Barjeel Art Foundation and curator of its new exhibition, Peripheral Vision. An amicable person and an interdisciplinary artist herself, she has spent most of her life in Canada, coming from an Egyptian descent. She graduated in 2008 with a Fine Arts and Cultural Anthropology degree from th... [more]
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2nd Artekalye: Art for Earth
by J. Honoridez aka Joan of Art
Posted
2/26/10
The aim of Artekalye is to create art in any and all available spaces, not just in galleries and museums but out in the streets for everybody from art collector to garbage collector.Artekalye (a combination of the vernacular art+street) takes what used to be an unnamed street into the mainstream art movement in an unconventional way the second time around in a month-long art festival starting January 31 to February 28, 2010.
February being the Philippines' National Art Month, expressions of art in seven f... [more]
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Everybody has a dream - Conflict and harmony
by Hungarian Multicultural Center Szechy
Budapest, Beata Szechy exhibition at Jokai Club, Budapest
December 12th, 2009 - January 13th, 2010
Posted
1/12/10
Conflict and harmonyBeata Szechy exhibition opening at Jokai ClubDecember 12, 2009Since I knew that I was going to give the opening speech for Beata Szechy's exhibition, I wrestled with two things. First: a scientific, objective, art historian’s argument for the presentation. Second: a more personal tone that indicates the long-time relationship between "speaker" and "artist.” So in the end: my speech will be a mixture of both. I start with the fact that she isn't Beata to me, she is Bea. S... [more]
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