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hasellia · 1 month
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The Time Fisher's Dinner
In a future without fish stock, fishers sail through the past to collect the catch of yesterday. But with 420 millions years of ocean life, even the past runs dry. No fish for tomorrow, they are left stranded in a world with only bugs and moss as extended community.
The children are getting hungry.
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My application for The Starving Artist's online marine conservation exhibit; not another fish in the sea. Free entry, however there is less than a day left if you want in!
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strijkdesign · 2 years
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"Threads of fate"
New mixed media painting (A4 size), specially made for wowxwow online group exhibition "quest for zenith". This is a mix of watercolour, colour pencils, Copic markers and acrylics. I'm so honored to participate among so many talented artist. Go check it out if you're interested.
You can find the online group exhibition at wowxwow(dot)com (7th - 28th October)
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mikkolyytinen · 9 months
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Here are two online art exhibitions to check out right now.
I curated one for Makersplace called
Our Dark Nature
featuring works from 12 wonderful artists, in various mediums.
The other one is also on Makersplace, curated by Stephan Duquesnoy called Dark Romanticism. I was very happy to see that one of my works was featured in that one. Check them out let me know what you think
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williammarksommer · 2 years
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Seeing Red
Curated by Dana Stirling Editor of Float Photo Magazine
When we hear seeing red, we probably think of anger and the common phrase that represents someone that is, in a way, losing control. This call for entry is in fact passionate, emotional, and bold but angry you will not be when looking at it. For this collection of images, I was curious to see how artists from different geographical locations, backgrounds, religions, and cultures might react to this concept of the color red. Red is such a bold color that can represent a handful of feelings or human reactions it can be love for one and hate for another, it can be comforting for you but fearful for someone else. Taking a seemingly simple concept of one color, we can create a wonderful mix of visuals that are unique in their approach and their point of view. This show is all about the color red and how these artists see it and what it might mean to them.
https://www.floatmagazine.us/online-exhibitions/exhibitions/seeing-red
Thank you Float Mag and Dana Stirling for including me in the the “Seeing Red” online exhibition. You can see my photo and other great ones through the link.
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professorpski · 2 years
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Kantha: The Embroidered Quilts of Bengal
This is a great big book that came out of a collaboration of scholars and curators working with the collections of quilts from Bengal, India--in the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection and the Stella Kramrisch Collection--held by the Philadelphia Museum of Art.  It offers up many images of the distinctive work created in the region as well as scholarly essays on different topics. The essays look at family life and the role of kantha and their making, how kantha took on a symbolic role as tradition early in the 20th century, how religious stories show up in the quilts’ imagery, the role of women in their making, and a close look at the techniques used and the design process.
Although I have seen a wide range of quilts made in the United States from the 18th century to the contemporary examples, these quilts offered designs and techniques that were new to me. So, if you are interested in the global history of quilting, take a look. Or check out the online show which the museum has posted here: https://www.philamuseum.org/exhibitions/364.html
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petterbrorson · 2 years
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Sometimes I surprise myself.
I was contacted by Alessia Perone and she asked me if I was interested in showing my paintings in an online exhibition that she was curating together with Beatrice Cordaro, called "Future". Being almost a caveman when it comes to new technology, my first thought was that it probably wasn't for me. My second thought, however, was that sometimes we should step through the door that someone opens for us. I'm glad that I followed my second thought!
To see the exhibition and read through the catalogue, go to their web pages and follow the link.
Thank you Alessia and Beatrice for your time, knowledge and the work that you've put into this!
www.alessiaperoneart.com/exhibitions
www.studioarte22.it/future-virtual-exhibition/
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mannekenpressprints · 2 months
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Exhibition: "Infinite Guile: Sarah Smelser's New Monotypes"
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foundatthemuseum · 7 months
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The Laughing Cavalier by Frans Hals - 1624
(information, thoughts and sources below the break)
Found in The Wallace Collection, London, The Laughing Cavalier is probably a portrait you've seen as in a print or referenced in film. Despite it's name however, the sitter isn't depicted laughing and was almost certainly not a cavalier. The portrait gained it's name in the Victorian era and stuck to this day.
Frans Hals paintings were widely regarded in his lifetime and by those after, an 1885 letter from Vincent van Gogh to his younger brother Theo van Gogh enthuses about Hals' use of colour, particularly noting the depth of tone in his blacks, writing that  "Frans Hals has no less than twenty-seven blacks" which is especially apparent in this painting along with the remarkable embroidery.
The portrait can be seen at The Wallace Collection in London, as well as online as part of the Frans Hals: The Male Portrait exhibition.
(opinions) I loved being able to see this portrait in person, on a good screen you can see the difference in the blacks but as someone who had only ever seen it in low-quality prints it honestly stunned me when I saw it in person. Up-close you can really see every little detail and regardless who the sitter was (we have theories, but it's not certain who he was) he has a level of charisma in this portrait that's very charming.
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The Laughing Cavaler image - The Wallace Collection
Vincent Van Gough's letter - Van Gough's letters Webexhibits
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matuklon · 1 year
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I’m featured in the new #KunsthausRoZig exhibition Vergessen with 20 other international artists! These are the last days to see it. Some of the works are available at a special discounted price! 🖼️
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marcogiovenale · 2 years
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john richard mcconnochie: "offerings", online exhibit @ van vliet gallery
john richard mcconnochie: “offerings”, online exhibit @ van vliet gallery
http://vanvlietgallery.com/ “Offerings”: asemic, concrete and visual poetry by John Richard McConnochie. Now showing at VVG’s website, VanVlietGallery.com until mid-November. A catalog of the show is available for purchase. _
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mastermindsmedia · 2 years
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Doing some initial research I came across this gorgeous online exhibition featuring many cyanotype prints from various artists. These have inspired me and given me a better insight of what I'm going to do with cyanotype, a medium that I have never used before. First things first, purchase a printer to print out my negative images for cyanotypes.
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picoglobal · 2 years
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At the 14th China (Anhui) International Household Appliances and Consumer Electronics Expo’s (‘ACE Expo’) first-ever online exhibition, more than 200 brands showcased their latest technology products across seven themed zones and five pavilions, with the Expo programme also featuring ‘exhibition’, ‘industry forum’ and ‘business meeting’ sessions.
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mannekenpressprints · 9 months
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Exhibition: "Gary Justis: Floral Nocturnes"
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onlineexhibition · 2 years
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artcontests · 1 year
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Las Laguna Gallery - Figures and Faces 2023 - Online Exhibition
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Exhibition: March 2 to March 31, 2023. Artist Reception: March 2, 2023. Commission: 65% to the Artist. For this artist opportunity the gallery is seeking works that examine human emotions, figures or faces. Works can be representational or abstract. This exhibition is open to all local, national or international artists. Acceptable mediums include Acrylic, Airbrush, Bronze, Ceramic, Charcoal, Collage, Color Pencil, Computer Art, Digital Art, Digital Photography, Drawings, Encaustic, Fiber Arts, Glass Art, Graphite, Gouache, Illustration, Mixed Media, New Media, Oil, Pastel, Pen and Ink, Photo Assemblage, Printmaking, Sculpture, Traditional Photography, Video, or Watercolor.​Note: All artists who submit to this show will be accepted and have at least one of their submitted works posted and promoted on our website and to our client list. 
Deadline: February 17, 2023
For more information: https://www.theartlist.com/las-laguna-gallery-figures-and-faces-2023
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