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THE WHITNEY
BIENNIAL through June 1, 2008 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Ave., presents eighty-one artists. There is an evident trend toward creating work of an ephemeral, event-based character, in the form of music and other performance, movement workshops, radio broadcasts, publishing projects, community-based activities, film screenings, culinary gatherings, or lectures. For more information go to www.whitney.org |
MoMA: ARTISTS’ WIDE-RANGING APPROACHES TO THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK EXPLORED IN BOOK/SHELF, Through July 7, 2008, The Paul J. Sachs Prints and Illustrated Books Galleries, second floor. "Book/Shelf ", explores an expanded notion of the illustrated book and features approximately 70 works from the Museum’s collection that use a variety of techniquesincluding photography, film, printmaking, installation, drawing, and sound recordingreflecting artists’ wide range of approaches to the topic. |
"East Goes West"June 15-21, 2008
Painting Workshop in Taos, New Mexico with Shelli Robiner-Ardizzone and Carol L. Douglas
Your fee of $1,200 includes five days of painting, lodging at the historic Sagebrush Inn, www.sagebrushinn.com two meals per day, and a guided Georgia O’Keeffe landscape tour in Abiquiú , NM. Individual instruction, demos, and encouragement will make mastering plein air painting fun!
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Carol Douglas |
Carol L. Douglas chairs the New York Plein Air Painters and teaches painting in Rochester, NY. A fulltime painter, she has exhibited in many juried shows throughout the U.S. She studied art at the Art Students League, New York. To learn more about her and see more of her work go to : www.watchmepaint.blogspot.com and www.goaway-letmepaint.com
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Shelli Robiner - Ardizonne |
Shelli Robiner-Ardizzone has conducted m
any workshops, most recently at the Newark Museum of Art, as well as the Women's Studio Center and Great Neck Arts Center. She is the recipient of many awards including those from the Vermont Studio Center, Art Students League of NY and National Academy. For more information go to www.shellirobiner-ardizzone.com Email Shelli: artzoneny@earthlink.net
Shelli and Carol will be in a two-person exhibition in May, 2008 at River Winds Gallery, Beacon, NY.
To reserve your place in this workshop contact Jeannie at Esplanade Travel 718.597.1414 or jrw.esptravel2@verizon.net |
Dale Chihuly, "Mille Fiori", (detail), a 56-foot-long garden of glass composed of bold forms in vibrant colors. Photo by Terry Rishel. |
DALE CHIHULY AT THE DE YOUNG MUSEUM
The de Young Museum hosts Dale Chihuly’s first major exhibition in San Francisco, June 14 through September 28, 2008. "Chihuly at the de Young" includes eleven galleries of new and archival works representing the breadth and scope of the artist’s creative vision over the last four decades. A pioneer of the studio glass movement, Chihuly has transformed the form and function of glass.
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Marc Josloff: The Kyoto Mystery to Mastery Workshop, October 14-24, 2008
See, feel and paint the magical prefecture of Kyoto, historically the cultural center of Japan. You’ll capture temples and shrines, fishing village, old thatched houses, beautiful gardens, markets, craftsmen and local people in native costume. Learn new watercolor skills and polish old ones. Beginners to advanced painters are welcome, as are acrylic and other water-based painters. The workshop has been planned by Yukiko Shimahara, a freelance coordinator for film and television crews.
Notes on the instructor: Marc Josloff is a Watercolor Magic magazine “Ones to Watch” artist who is represented in the prestigious permanent collection of the Art Students League of New York. His “Mystery to Mastery” watercolor workshops have been well received on Long Island and New York. He is the recipient of the 2008 Arts and Education Award from the Long Island Arts Council. View his work in the Online Gallery.
Contact: Marc Josloff: 1.516.223.7659.
Email: mjosloff@optonline.net
Visit his website: www.josloffart.com |
More events to come. Please return soon.
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