21stVivian and Stanley Reed’s Annual Marine Show – June 12-July 17, 2021 Vernissage: June 12, 4 p.m. Artist submission deadline: May 16, 2021 To help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stamford Art Association, we will be selecting 50 artists to participate in this virtual exhibition. It is a multimedia jury exhibition with cash prizes. […]
NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI – The letter “a” stands for a lot of things. It is the first letter of the alphabet. It is the third most commonly used letter in the English language and the most commonly used in the Italian, Portuguese and Turkish languages. This is the scarlet letter, top rating, and the name […]
Alan Cardenas Araujo will be the featured artist of the Porterville Art Association from May 12 to July 9. Alan has been a member of the association for three years. Araujo was a student at the College of Sequoias, then transferred to Porterville College as an art major. He has taken numerous art classes at […]
“The dishes” by Thomas W. Schaller. – The Morro Bay Art Association will present artist and author Thomas W. Schaller for a watercolor workshop, “Architecture of Light,” April 16, 17 and 18, live on Zoom. After a 20-year career in New York City as an architect and architectural artist, Thomas Schaller is now based in […]
By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-Chief Esther Pearlman, a member of the Pacific Palisades Art Association, exhibits 11 pieces of her work inside Café Vida during a two-month exhibition. The colorful pieces that are now on display feature an assortment of patterned Japanese washi tapes, which Pearlman shared has a few thousand. It is a pivot […]
Natural light shines in the Lyme Art Association gallery in 1921. Archives of the Lyme Historical Society, Florence Griswold Museum From a group of artists who gathered at Florence Griswold’s pension in Old Lyme around 1900, the Lyme Art Colony has grown into one of America’s most famous art centers. The colony gave birth to […]
The College Art Association’s 2021 virtual conference edition is now over, having wrapped up its four days of live events on February 13. Everyone involved is undoubtedly breathing a sigh of relief that the large-scale company has come forward with only a modest number of technical issues. But even though hundreds of sessions went off […]
As part of its annual conference, which runs until February 13, the College Art Association, a United States-based professional organization that promotes scholarships in art history, announced the winners of its price for 2021. The association’s biggest prize, the Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement, went to Samella Lewis, artist and scholar. Lewis was mentored […]
The Great Pause. This is the phrase the Florida Women’s Art Association uses to describe the period of reduced activity caused by the cancellation after art exhibitions are canceled due to the pandemic. As art exhibits begin to make a cautious return to local museums and galleries, FLWAA’s latest exhibit examines the growth achieved over […]
“Nosey Uncle Sam”, an animation by Tom Boyer of McKinleyville, won “Best of Show” honors at the Redwood Art Association’s “New Year Exhibition”. This virtual show, presented on https://www.redwoodart.us until February 12, was judged by Gabrielle Gopinath, local writer, professor of art and film history and art critic. “Being invited to serve as a judge […]