Dear GalleryArtists,
Although it’s been quite a ride of a year, with many twists and turns, now it will come to a close…
My wish for you for this coming year: may it be one of renewal, full of prosperity and hope for you and yours.
Happy Holidays and may 2012 be not [...]
This doesn’t need much of an introduction… It’s just simply beautiful and worth sharing.
The Mountain from TSO Photography on Vimeo.
Enjoy!
Mariestella
Dear GalleryArtists,
For all of us who did not make the great migration in the yearly art-pilgrimage to Miami Beach, here is a link to the Art Basel Miami Beach’s Vimeo Channel to give you that sunny and warm feeling: http://vimeo.com/artbasel/videos
I recommend the Gabriel Orozco interview.
A good [...]
An eye opening interview on his approach and the concepts behind his work. -Even his jacket is art. Love it.
Federico Uribe from Pelicruise Film Group on Vimeo.
“The World According to Federico Uribe” exhibition is open through Dec 4, 2011 at the Boca Raton Museum of Art.
BocaMuseum.org
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Dear Gallery Artists,
In yet another post that has little to do with art, here’s A TOAST!
This week is all about giving thanks and noticing the simple pleasures in your life embodied by the people closest to you.
I wish you a harvest of plenitude and a day full of delight in [...]
Thursday November 17th, on the two month anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, there is a call to action from the self proclaimed 99% and artist-supported movement to show their support in solidarity and celebration. OWS, now a global movement, has shown it’s largest demonstration yet planning to shut down Wall Street and occupy the subways [...]
(See below for updates.)
Today Mayor Bloomberg ordered Occupy Wall Street to evacuate the premises of Zuccotti’s public park for “sanitation and public health” reasons with the promise, he stressed, unlike other cities, to re-open the park in the morning for anyone to exercise their first amendment rights. Bloomberg stated: “Protesters have had [...]
Dear Gallery Artists,
Today I begin the week with what I promised a few posts back: to bring fabulous artist studios as a series. Here it is, the first Studio Envy visit:
Into the fabulous studio of Brooklyn based visual artist: Carol Salmanson
On my last visit to NYC I stopped by her studio and [...]
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- Art World Road Trip: Kansas CityLOS ANGELES — I love road trips, and I love arts communities. So why not combine both? Recently, I took a road trip through the US and visited arts communities with a good friend. We stopped by Kansas City, smack dab in the middle of the country. I'd heard of the rapid growth of the art world there but was stunned to see just how developed it really was […]
- Poetically Mundane Scottish Minimalist Lands in Chicago
