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The Art Interview - 22nd International Online Artist Competition is a quarterly, international, juried exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculptures in any medium. It is open to all living artists worldwide aged 16 and up. Participation in the Art Interview Biennale Exhibition and a total of € 17,000 in cash may be awarded each quarter to all winners. First place winners receive up to € 10,000 plus a featured interview in Art Interview Online Magazine.The competition is run completely over the Internet, which eliminates the need for you to send slides or arrange for physical transportation of your artworks. Gain international recognition for your artwork and be interviewed along with the world's top artists, curators and gallery owners in Art Interview Online Magazine. Read more information on the competition and how to enter at www.art-interview.com.

“The Human Condition” will feature only photo-based work which should be an exploration of human existence in a political, social, and/or personal context. The theme is open to each individual’s interpretation.

The Juror for The Human Condition is Diana Stoll, Senior Editor of Aperture Magazine, arguably the world's finest photographic magazine. Aperture showcases the finest photos existing in the industry, and profiles the fields most proclaimed artists. Castell Photography is honored and excited to have Diana juror "The Human Condition."

Austin Art Space Gallery and Studios officially opened submissions for the 6th Annual “12 Buy 12” Holiday Art Show & Sale. The show is one of three juried shows held each year at the gallery that have drawn entries from all over the U.S. and as far away as Europe, South Africa and New Zealand.

This show has grown to include international entries, but has stayed true to its founding vision: the best and the brightest and most fun art for the holiday season. The show celebrates the 12th month and the size must be 12”x12”. Entries are open to both 2-D and 3-D artists.

The juror for this year is Carl McQueary. Carl is a knowledgeable collector, art scholar and life-long Texas historian. Recognizing the importance of Texas Modern Art, he curates exhibits at Austin Museum of Art, Laguna Gloria and others; expanding the knowledge, appreciation, and promotion of artists from early Texas Modernists to today’s artists. He is also a ... (Read more)

Starting on May 22nd, the Riverwalk Arts & Jazz summer series begins its second season! Every fourth Saturday a variety of arts forms will be showcased along the Riverwalk in Downtown Milford from 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Come, relax & enjoy!

Different art and entertainment every month. The music line up on May 22nd begins from 1:00 - 3:30 p.m., with the stylings of Shawn Qaissaunee and Sharon Sable as they work their magic with a bossa nova feel. Check them out at www.Esqmusic.com. Then, from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. groove to the Havre de Grace, MD based blues band; "The Elliott James Band".

Riverwalk Arts & Jazz will be occurring on the fourth Saturday of every month through September. To receive more information on the Riverwalk Arts & Jazz series please call (302) 839-1180 or e-mail dmi@downtownmilford.org.

RhinoBook is sponsoring a FREE ARTIST BIOGRAPHY.
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This is for all artists and a great opportunity to let the world know who you are.
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RhinoBook is an organization that supports artists on the world wide web.
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If you want to expose your artwork and sell it, you can post it on Rhino Art Museum for only $5/year!

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Lauri Rockne and Sara Lubinski paint in their own distinct styles, but both connect the viewer with the natural world. A public artists' reception is Sat., Sept. 11, from 2 p.m to 4 p.m. in conjunction with Zumbro River Art Splash.

Foundry Gallery
1314 18th St. 1st Floor, Washington, DC 20036
SEPTEMBER 1 - 26
RECEPTION: Friday, September 10, 6-8pm
(note: Reception is the 2nd Friday of the month)
Gallery hours: Wednesday-Friday, 1-7pm & Saturday-Sunday 12-6pm
Story behind McGee's new works
This recent oil spill has affected my painting and is revealed in the colors and images of my new show. Water is a central part of our very existence. It not only is crucial for us to stay alive it enriches our aesthetic experiences. Looking out over the ocean or sitting next to a babbling brook restores a sense of inner beauty and contentment with the world. I hope that my new works will make others ponder this incredible resource and realize that we must act to protect all our precious water resources. We must guarantee it will always be a part of our existence for many future generations; not just for drinking, but also for our aesthetic existence. I want to always know ... (Read more)

 Paintings from Nevada

by “Yari Ostovany”

September 2- September 21, 2010
Tuesday – Wednesday – Friday 11:30 am–6:30 pm
Thursday 1:30-8:30 pm
Saturday 3:30-6:30 pm
Sunday & Monday by appointment only Please call 416 361 6045

Opening reception:
Thursday September 2, 2010, 6:00-9:00 pm

My work is a personal journey of exploration into the realm of the spiritual through the alchemy of paint, color, light, texture and the poetics of space.

My paintings are records of this intuitive journey. My paintings are densely layered compositions made over time with numerous layers of thick and thin washes and glazes. I start with calligraphic-based gestural marks, solid forms and shapes which then begin to disintegrate as the layers explode and implode, are added, rubbed out, re-applied, scoured into and scraped away and built back up, expanding and ... (Read more)

Seventh Generation -  Group Art Show

What does the future hold for the Seventh Generation? Will it be utopian, devastation or hope? Posterity; preservation; short-term thinking versus long-term thinking; possibilities; consequences or trade-offs are just a few themes of September’s exhibit. Artists will conceptualize potential legacies that await their progeny.

Signature Salon
Artistic Impressions: A Photographer’s View of Graffiti
Solo Show by Jeffrey Cullen

Friday, September 3 – Saturday, September 25, 2010
Gala Opening: Friday, September 3 from 7 – 9 PM
Admission free; donations appreciated
Free refreshments (wine included)
All ages welcome

September Postcard Image by Droth Thompson