Artists, galleries, museums: announce your exhibition, event or art news here.
Now open in Venice the long-awaited exhibition of the 195 finalists of the 4th International Prize Arte Laguna, which this year has established itself as a new benchmark for contemporary art around the world, thanks to the extraordinary quality of work received with an eye towards emerging art.
During the gala evening of the 6th March, there was a significant participation of guests from the arts and culture but also public, in wich were awarded the winner of the three categories , Painting, Sculpture and art photography and communicated the winners of special prizes linked to the international exhibition circuit 21 galleries and art spaces, moreover it was also communicated winner of the Prize “Business for Art” Tenuta S. Anna.
The works of the 180 finalists, selected from over 5,500 artists entered, are displayed in the huge and fascinating location of Tese di San Cristoforo of the Venice Arsenale up to 27 March 2010, an important setting was designed to enhance more than 3,000 square meters of industrial heritage, thanks to clever use of lighting and photographic style.
At the same time, the selection of the 15 best artists under 25 is exhibited at the Romanian Institute of Culture and Humanistic Research in Venice, located in the historic Palazzo Correr in Campo Santa Fosca, a splendid example of Venetian architecture of the fifteenth century. http://www.premioartelaguna.it/
By Linda on 2010 03 18
Pavillon d’Art Contemporain is a gallery situated in the artistic neighborhood of Soho, NY.
Running from March 1st till March 31st “Splendour of Nudes”,is an exhibit of sculptures and paintings by an assortment of European Artists.
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 2 to 6pm
Located at 137 Grand Street
Between Crosby and Lafayette
Near Canal Street’s 6,N,Q,R,W lines.
Feel free to contact us at:
646-329-5131 646-329-5131
http://www.flaneur.me.uk
The new issue of Flaneur art zine is now available. Artists and writers from around the world have contributed to the latest issue, which has grown and is now Europe’s newest arts newspaper!
Please check it out and consider contributing to the next issue.
Thanks
By The Flaneur magazine on 2010 03 07
Call for Entries
The Annual Cork Street Open Art Exhibition for Charity is an International Open Exhibition of contemporary fine art held to showcase both emerging and established artists while raising funds and increasing the profile of a selected charity.
Prizes in excess of £10,000 GBP plus an exhibition in the heart of London’s West End.
The 2010 selected charity is Children with Leukaemia, the UK’s leading charity dedicated to fighting Britain’s biggest childhood cancer.
Any artist living anywhere in the world may enter. All work must be original, conceived and executed solely by the artist, and completed within the past 18 months, without instructional assistance.
David Palliser’s most recent paintings focus in on making rich, bright monuments from spare and simple gestures. Beginning from loose gouache sketches on paper made during a residency in Paris, each painting becomes a celebration in a manner that the artist compares to ‘a grand ceremony for a flea in a cage.’
Anna Pappas Gallery
2-4 Carlton St
Prahran Vic 3181
03 8598 9915 (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) http://www.annapappasgallery.com
Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat 12-6
By Anna Pappas Gallery on 2010 02 24
Dark, enigmatic, cryptic, ambiguous; words often used to describe the works of John Currin, those manifestations of an artist on the peripheries of artistic vision. Currin describes his work as an intuitive process, by which the subject and medium of each piece slowly morph and accumulate into the surreal.
By their very nature Currins works are sullied by the elements, their subjects emerging through the textures of time. They reference things we may consider unworthy, like rust or graffiti, like decrepit walls and shattered glass. Here the elements of our neglect, the residues of subversive acts or violence, become the underpainting upon which the works are built. Those undercurrents coexist with classic form and sweeping vistas; the decrepit and the ‘beautiful,’ their boundaries shadowy and vague.
In this way Currin perverts the thickness of history, relocating it and its mesh of references. Here he creates a carnivalesque world where the rational and the irrational, the celebrated and the obscure, the beautiful and the grotesque, are brought together in a vigorous state of play.
Now open in Venice the long-awaited exhibition of the 195 finalists of the 4th International Prize Arte Laguna, which this year has established itself as a new benchmark for contemporary art around the world, thanks to the extraordinary quality of work received with an eye towards emerging art.
During the gala evening of the 6th March, there was a significant participation of guests from the arts and culture but also public, in wich were awarded the winner of the three categories , Painting, Sculpture and art photography and communicated the winners of special prizes linked to the international exhibition circuit 21 galleries and art spaces, moreover it was also communicated winner of the Prize “Business for Art” Tenuta S. Anna.
The works of the 180 finalists, selected from over 5,500 artists entered, are displayed in the huge and fascinating location of Tese di San Cristoforo of the Venice Arsenale up to 27 March 2010, an important setting was designed to enhance more than 3,000 square meters of industrial heritage, thanks to clever use of lighting and photographic style.
At the same time, the selection of the 15 best artists under 25 is exhibited at the Romanian Institute of Culture and Humanistic Research in Venice, located in the historic Palazzo Correr in Campo Santa Fosca, a splendid example of Venetian architecture of the fifteenth century.
http://www.premioartelaguna.it/
By Linda on 2010 03 18
Pavillon d’Art Contemporain is a gallery situated in the artistic neighborhood of Soho, NY.
Running from March 1st till March 31st “Splendour of Nudes”,is an exhibit of sculptures and paintings by an assortment of European Artists.
Open Tuesday to Saturday, 2 to 6pm
Located at 137 Grand Street
Between Crosby and Lafayette
Near Canal Street’s 6,N,Q,R,W lines.
Feel free to contact us at:
646-329-5131 646-329-5131
Our french based website is http://www.ref-llc.com/expo/splendourofnudes
By PAC (Pavillon d'Art Comtemporain) on 2010 03 16
2nd INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL OF PAINTERS AND SCULPTORS
‘‘Mediterranean 2010’‘-Split,CROATIA
THE CULTURAL INSTITUTION GALERIJA KULA
Deadline for the delivery of e-mails, CDs and Application Forms ends on 1 June 2010.
To see more about biennial and competition visit:
http://www.galerija-kula.hr/en/biennial/8/Mediterranean-2010-Split.aspx
http://www.galerija-kula.hr/en/index.aspx
By galerija kula on 2010 03 14
http://www.flaneur.me.uk
The new issue of Flaneur art zine is now available. Artists and writers from around the world have contributed to the latest issue, which has grown and is now Europe’s newest arts newspaper!
Please check it out and consider contributing to the next issue.
Thanks
By The Flaneur magazine on 2010 03 07
Call for Entries
The Annual Cork Street Open Art Exhibition for Charity is an International Open Exhibition of contemporary fine art held to showcase both emerging and established artists while raising funds and increasing the profile of a selected charity.
Prizes in excess of £10,000 GBP plus an exhibition in the heart of London’s West End.
The 2010 selected charity is Children with Leukaemia, the UK’s leading charity dedicated to fighting Britain’s biggest childhood cancer.
Any artist living anywhere in the world may enter. All work must be original, conceived and executed solely by the artist, and completed within the past 18 months, without instructional assistance.
Go to http://www.corkstreetopenexhibition.com for full details and submission form.
By CorkStreetOpen on 2010 03 06
Feb. 25th & 26th
Ron Brejtfus: More Than An Art Show, Art Show.
From 7-10Pm
@: 421 Market Street
San Diego, CA 92101
Questions: Call Brianna 619.813.6972
Check out some of his photography:
http://www.Brejtfus.com
By Brejtfus on 2010 02 26
‘Nerve Bangle’
David Palliser
4 March - 10 April 2010
David Palliser’s most recent paintings focus in on making rich, bright monuments from spare and simple gestures. Beginning from loose gouache sketches on paper made during a residency in Paris, each painting becomes a celebration in a manner that the artist compares to ‘a grand ceremony for a flea in a cage.’
Anna Pappas Gallery
2-4 Carlton St
Prahran Vic 3181
03 8598 9915
(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
http://www.annapappasgallery.com
Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat 12-6
By Anna Pappas Gallery on 2010 02 24
Dark, enigmatic, cryptic, ambiguous; words often used to describe the works of John Currin, those manifestations of an artist on the peripheries of artistic vision. Currin describes his work as an intuitive process, by which the subject and medium of each piece slowly morph and accumulate into the surreal.
By their very nature Currins works are sullied by the elements, their subjects emerging through the textures of time. They reference things we may consider unworthy, like rust or graffiti, like decrepit walls and shattered glass. Here the elements of our neglect, the residues of subversive acts or violence, become the underpainting upon which the works are built. Those undercurrents coexist with classic form and sweeping vistas; the decrepit and the ‘beautiful,’ their boundaries shadowy and vague.
In this way Currin perverts the thickness of history, relocating it and its mesh of references. Here he creates a carnivalesque world where the rational and the irrational, the celebrated and the obscure, the beautiful and the grotesque, are brought together in a vigorous state of play.
http://www.obscuregallery.com
By John Currin on 2010 02 14
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