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Mary Salstrom: Landscape Paintings And Sketches From Life

New York, NY - New landscape paintings and sketches from life by Mary Salstrom will be exhibited at Prince Street Gallery from March 30 - April 24, 2010. In these new sketches and paintings from life by Mary Salstrom, the artist’s perception of a place connects with her inner vision. A direct fresh response to seeing landscape in the open air...

Harold Ross, Light Painting

Philadelphia, PA - Harold Ross, Philadelphia Artist, Uses "Light Painting" to Capture "Rocket," 170-Year-Old British Steam Engine. His difficult and time-consuming method of "painting" light onto the subject must be done in a completely dark environment...

Sky Pape: Water Works/Surface Tension

New York, NY - Water Works: Surface Tension, an exhibition of drawings by Sky Pape that demonstrates once again the artist's ability to push the boundaries of the medium, will open at the June Kelly Gallery on February 5. It will remain on view through March 9...

John Fitzsimmons at the Kirkland Art Center

Clinton, New York - John Fitzsimmons to Exhibit recent paintings at the Kirkland Art Center. John Fitzsimmons, an internationally exhibited painter who lives and works in DeWitt will have a solo exhibit at the Kirkland Art Center in Clinton NY. There will be an opening reception on Sunday, January 17th from 3 to 5 PM, and the exhibit will be up until March 10th. It is free and opened to the public...

Past Tense - Marking Time: Paintings by Jennifer Meanley

Cincinnati, Ohio - Jennifer Meanley's paintings found a solid resonance with Manifest's seasonal exhibit committee in our annual review process. They quickly met with approval for inclusion in the season 6 lineup. Furthermore, based on their strength and size, Meanley's works are the first ever to be awarded a two-room solo exhibit at Manifest...

Tracy Miller Wins 5th Alexander Rutsch Award

Pelham, New York - Pelham Art Center is pleased to announce Tracy Miller as the winner of the 5th Alexander Rutsch Award in Painting. Ms. Miller's large still life paintings feature an abundance of guilty pleasures, "giant whirling picnics with whopping hot dogs, sticky pies, steamed lobsters, Budweiser beer cans, and dancing salt-and-pepper shakers – all in the midst of a frosting-smeared storm...

Art Matters Announces 23 Grant Recipients

New York, NY - Art Matters, the innovative nonprofit foundation, is pleased to announce 23 grants ranging in amounts of 3,000 USD to 10,000 USD to artists focusing on communication and collaboration across national borders...

5000+ AD.C Member Artwork Exhibition

International Deadline: Ongoing - Over 5000 member submitted pieces of artwork on exhibition inside the member only Artists2artists Social Network. Plus, connect directly into our exclusive membership of professional and emerging artists, art critics, curators, reps, art galleries and organizations from around the world...

Emily Noelle Lambert at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art

New York, NY - Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to present Emily Noelle Lambert's second solo exhibition at the gallery. Lambert's new paintings and mixed media sculptures intuitively explore her personal experiences by extracting them, both consciously and subconsciously, from a visual language of impressions, recollections and desires...

Allan Sekula: Polonia and Other Fables

Chicago, Illinois - Photographer Allan Sekula's new series, Polonia and Other Fables, critically documents and examines the social impact of global economics. Always aiming to position his work within an exhibition's local community, this project focuses on Chicago's rich labor history, in particular on the large Polish immigrant population, and The University of Chicago's famous lineage of economic theorists...

Free as Air and Water

New York, NY - Free as Air and Water: Artistic responses to self-sustainability and climate change. Featuring projects that are rigorous and poetic in its conceptual processes, the exhibition provides a needed density when one discusses the role of art in relation to ecology...

Splendor and Safety Pins

Pittsburgh, PA - Box Heart Gallery is proud to present "Splendor and Safety Pins", a series of faux portrait oil paintings by artist Arabella Proffer. Having her work labeled everything between Pop Surrealism and Neo-Realism, the common narratives and emotions that run through Proffer's portraiture series are ones of romance and rebellion...

Metabolic City at Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum

St. Louis, MO - This fall the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis will present Metabolic City, an exhibition surveying work by the British collective Archigram; the Japanese Metabolists (whose members include Fumihiko Maki, architect of the Kemper Art Museum); and the Dutch painter Constant Nieuwenhuys, an early member of the Situationist International...

Sherry Karver: Private Stories / Public Places

New York, NY - Kim Foster Gallery announces the exhibition 'Sherry Karver: Private Stories / Public Places'. Sherry Karver pushes the parameters of traditional painting by combining digital imagery with oil glazes and written narratives. She begins with a black & white print, building up color by hand using the old masters technique of applying thin layers of glazes. Her subjects are crowded urban scenes with isolated snapshots of wishful thinking...

Jade Townsend: Sick, Sick Wind

New York, NY - Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to present Sick, Sick Wind, an installation by Jade Townsend revolving around a constructed pig-shaped, winged battleship, marking his third solo exhibition at the gallery. Consistent with his past work, this sculptural installation stems from a combination of ingrained sources; Townsend pulls obscure references from history, literature, pop culture and song lyrics, and restructures them...

Gardar Eide Einarsson

Fort Worth, Texas - The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth first Director's Council FOCUS exhibition for the 2009-2010 season will feature the work of Norwegian-born Gardar Eide Einarsson, who often explores the complex relationship between individuals and institutions, and the painful limits of transgressing society-imposed boundaries...

Win David Corcoran's Exoskeleton

New York, New York - On October 1, one lucky art lover will win Exoskeleton, an original painting by New York artist David Corcoran. The catch? Having the winning reason for winning. This is one of Corcoran's most highly-regarded pieces to date, So why just give such an important work away...

Finalists Announced In Jack Wolgin International Competition

Philadelphia, PA - The Tyler School of Art at Temple University announced today the three finalists in the inaugural Jack Wolgin International Competition in the Fine Arts, which will award its recipient a prize of $150,000, the world’s largest given to a visual artist in a juried competition...

Artist, D. Lammie-Hanson Announces New Book: 'Painting the Individual Psyche'

Artist, D. Lammie-Hanson announces the publication of her new book "Painting the Individual Psyche". A labor of love and 20 years worth of art work, it is Lammie's personal study of the human psyche turned into imagery of passion and life starting with a painting of "Sad Lisa" painting...