En Plein Air Paint Outs with Janine Marson
Instructional En Plein Air Paint Outs
If you have ever wanted to learn how to paint outside on location now is your chance! Janine Marson will be running six individual one off en plein air workshops around the Muskoka area and meeting in her home studio in downtown Huntsville, Ontario. She will teach you specific skills in a half hour group lesson over coffee and goodies starting at 9:00. Then we are off to travel to a chosen paint spot and paint on location for two hours. Lunch break for half hour, then paint for two more hours. Group critique at 2:30 until 3:00 where she will encourage you to pursue your own painting style with my support and constructive guidance. The class is small and intimate with a max of 10 participants, ensuring you get lots of one on one instruction as needed. Any level of ability is welcome. Come and light the art spirit within and be inspired by a qualified and experienced artist.
Come on and give it a go! This Summer of 2018 during June, July and August I am offering an opportunity to get outside and paint with some instructional En Plein Air Paints Outs with me! We start off the day with coffee and goodies during an in studio lesson and then out we go to paint! For more details visit my website www.janinemarson.com
Posted by Janine Marson on Saturday, June 16, 2018


By Rick Cowan
Paint is the simplest, most affordable way to dramatically change a home’s appearance. The right use of color can accentuate an architectural detail like an alcove or stairway, draw attention to a favorite possession, and create a sense of spaciousness or welcoming warmth. Why, then, are the interiors of so many island homes painted conservative white?
Sometimes it’s because of a misunderstanding of how colors interact. For example, people often assume that a white wall is the best background for paintings or sculpture, because it won’t compete with the works of art. But it won’t enhance them, either. If you really want a painting (or textiles, or a handsome piece of furniture) to stand out, and at the same time give the room a sense of cohesion, select a color that is present in the artwork and use that (or go a shade lighter) for the surrounding wall. If your home is furnished in neutral tones, painting the walls a bold contrasting color will accentuate those furnishings and give them the attention they deserve.
Another misconception: Dark colors are bad because they make a room look smaller. In fact, a rich, dark color can make a room look vibrant. It can give warmth to the kitchen of a super-modern home that would otherwise look austere. If you have a home theater, darker is not only better for viewing, but can make the room cozier and more inviting.
Color also helps to define living areas, especially when a home has an open floor plan. I typically recommend using three or four colors in a given space, basing the selection on the client’s palette preferences, the colors present in finishes and furnishings, and the architectural details of the space.
I suspect that a lot of homes get painted white, off-white or some other neutral color, because the owners have no idea what to choose—or don’t trust their taste. What if the color they pick looks awful, once it’s on the wall?
My advice? Don’t be afraid. It’s only paint. So you spent $50 and a weekend, and don’t like the result? Take the paint back to the store and have them lighten the shade. Or choose a different color that is a little darker or lighter. Compared with most other aspects of remodeling, paint is a very inexpensive fix.
Of course, it’s hard to know what a color will really look like—and whether you’ll enjoy living with it—if all you have to go on is those little paint cards you get at the store. A simple solution: Buy small jars of the paint colors you like and paint some white poster board or good-sized scraps of drywall. (Be sure to prime the drywall first for an accurate result.) Prop the painted drywall or poster board against the walls and view them throughout the day and into the night. Colors change with different lighting, and may look great in daylight but dingy under artificial light.
Here are some tips on selecting which walls to paint what color:
- Start by selecting the base that will be the dominant color of your home. In most cases, it’s best to pick a neutral color, or one that’s lighter than your accent walls will be. But it’s also easy to go too light, and end up with a base that’s closer to white than you intended. So at the paint store, choose the color palette that most appeals to you, go to the lightest shade in that spectrum, then choose a paint that’s at least one gradient darker. This will be a good starting point for your color scheme.
- Once you’ve determined the base color, make your statement with accent colors that reprise or contrast with the colors of your artwork, furnishings and textiles.
- Put your accent color on the room’s most dominant wall, the one that draws the most attention or will display most of the artwork, and paint the other walls your base color. You can also use accent colors in hallways and alcoves.
- Make color transitions at inside corners. That’s usually the most natural place to do so—and where it’s easiest to achieve a clean line.


If you love paintings and fancy taking a stroll along the sea-front of Los Cristianos, make a date to pop into the Swedish Church. The always popular Swallows Art Exhibition is taking place for one week from Saturday, February 20th until Saturday, February 28th.
Please note the exact times as they do differ ie Saturday 10am to 4pm, Monday 10am to 2pm, Tues, Wed, Thurs 10am to 7pm. Fri 10am to 2pm and the final Saturday, 10 am to 1pm.
The exhibition has a variety of paintings by members and though they may be amateur, their work is of a very high standard and much sought after. They paint varying subjects such as beautiful floral artwork, still life and portraits as well as dramatic landscapes of corners of the island that might otherwise be forgotten.
Artists work in watercolours, oils and acrylics and pastels showing their dedication and enjoyment of painting.The Art group meet every Thursday morning in Los Cristianos when beginners and artists of all standards join together for a friendly artistic day. They venture out each week painting and sketching in all art disciplines.They have recently welcomed new members to the group . If you feel tempted to join them, do visit the exhibition and meet some of the artists who will certainly give you a warm welcome and encouragement.
Come and discover the beauty of Tenerife with its diversity of volcanic landscapes, pine forest, picturesque villages with fincas and vineyards, harbours and seascapes.
All the paintings are for sale so take time to view the work. There is no obligation to buy, just come and be inspired. Who knows you may have a chance to purchase a future masterpiece or paint one of your own.
Admission is FREE. Everyone is welcome.
Delicious cakes and varying hot drinks are available in the charming café in The Swedish Church.
Jacqueline Hankin can be reached on 922 738 143 if you wish for further information.<
The Swedish church is called Casa Sueca, located right on the sea front by the main beach. Walk from the centre of Los Cristianos towards the harbour, turn left when you reach the main beach and it’s a third of the way along the seafront . The Art Exhibition is well sign posted to invite passersby to enter.


I like abstract art, and in some of my recent websurfing I've stumbled across a lot of haters hatin' on abstract art. I don't get it. The key arguments against abstract art seem to be:
1. It don't look like nuffin.
2. It don't take technical skill like drawing a horsie does.
3. Mean old abstract art fans hate representational art and have overlooked good representational artists.
Taking these objections in reverse order:
3. Sometimes, not always. I like representational art too. Edward Hopper is one of my fave 20th century painters, and my enthusiasm for comics gives the game away.
2. It takes different kinds of skills. Representational art imitates the appearance of God's handiwork; abstract art imitates the logic and processes of God's handiwork. Jackson Pollack's drip canvases look to me like close-ups of tree moss; that's a compliment. He created a new way to represent, not moss, but the processes by which moss (and other growing things) accumulate. Other abstract painters focus on how light hits the eye, and their canvases are like looking through an old windowpane which has been richly textured with time and grime. It takes wise eyes to find these things and bring them to canvas.
As for Objection 1., I just don't get it. If you've ever worn plaid boxers or a striped shirt, you've worn abstract art. If you've ever admired an Oriental Rug, abstract art has touched you life.


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Astrid is visual artist living and working in Cape Town, specialising mainly in portraiture and depicting individual figures in urban landscapes. Her paintings often explore how women occupy and interact with ‘private’ and ‘public’ spaces, as well as themes related to voyeurism and privacy, anonymity and exposure.
She holds a special regard for sex workers and is currently in the process of creating a series of portraits for an upcoming series called Yellow Lines and Red Umbrellas.
Astrid has had two exhibitions. The most notable of these was at the Lovell Gallery in 2012, having won the opportunity to show a painting series, Domestic Ambiguity.
An unsubtle depiction of oppression makes a rare appearance in Astrid’s work. Instead, she looks to show her relationship with ‘seeing’ other people (especially women). Her paintings are an attempt to show what it means to be ‘seen’ and what it means ‘unseen’ or unnoticed.
Astrid will consult directly on commission, meaning you have free reign over subject matter and style of your chosen piece. A commissioned piece of art created to your specifications is the ultimate, personalised gift.
Paintings commissioned will be of a high standard. Astrid’s exhibited work has sold in commercial galleries, so you may expect any commissioned painting to appreciate in value.


How To Make a Watercolor Effect for Brush Lettering Using Procreate
Watercolor is so beautiful. It’s unpredictable and I love that. I wanted to attempt to create a watercolor look using Procreate on the iPad Pro for this week’s tutorial. There are several ways you can achieve a watercolor effect for brush lettering using Procreate and this is one!
I did use the brushes by MiksKS from Creative Market to achieve this look. This is an affiliate link (watch for a full Brush Review next week on this set of brushes!)
Watch How To Make a Watercolor Effect for Brush Lettering Using Procreate
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. For more tutorials be sure to subscribe to me on YouTube! I post every twice a week!


About the Artist
Ruth Birdt is an English artist living in California. She spent her earliest years living in Europe where her finance career specialized in Asia. These experiences broadened her outlook on life and the varying cultures and religions she encountered.
Birdt started painting seriously in London in 2000, at various community art schools after studying at The Inchbald School of Architecture and Interior Design, before moving to New York in 2008 and attending The Art Students League of NY for 10 years. She is a Life Member. She moved to Santa Barbara, California in 2017, where she became a member of the Santa Barbara Abstract Art Collective.
She studied in NY under Gregg Kreutz, Dan Gheno, Leonid Gervitz, Sharon Sprung and Bob Cenedella -oils, watercolour and drawing and since moving to California, continues her studies with Jill Sattler, Thomas Van Stein, Tom Henderson and John Iwerks.
Her interest lies in abstract expressionism and contemporary realism, where she likes to focus on still lives and landscapes, building in a sense of drama, continual movement and energy to her canvases. She focuses on composition and the interplay of the objects, much like choreography - another interest of hers. Her passion for flowers and space and the sheer diversity they offer, is what drives her to capture their beauty..
She has exhibited at the Art Students League and more recently at the Manhattan Borough President's Office 'Small Works Show' in 2016 and 2017, the NY Annual Benefit for the Homeless, together with the London colleges where she studied. Her works are in collections in Asia, Europe and the USA.


Painting With God
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By Grace Bailey | ISBN 9780995391758
Paint the vision and make it plain.
What is prophetic painting and as an artist, why would you do it?
Journey with Australian artist Grace Bailey through her exploration of just what it means to paint with God. Hear how she painted with angels during 52 Weeks of Prophetic Art, a year-long challenge to paint live during worship.
Read the stories of the people who God touched through visual images painted as an act of worship and share her insights into being a Christian artist.
You will explore:
What prophetic art is all about
Why you’d do it
Lots of tips for better outcomes
Sustaining for the long haul
In this intriguing book, the author is honest and open with the reader as to the challenges she faced, the insights she gained, and the mysteries that surround prophetic art.
About the author:
Grace Bailey is an Australian artist with many years experience as a mixed media painter who focused mainly on larger scale portraits since completing an MA Visual and Performing Arts. More recently moving into prophetic art, her underlying themes of passion and power have been translated into worship painting, displaying the Father’s messages of love, power and mystery. Her work is usually large and vibrant contemporary realism. Learn more and follow her work at www.gracebailey.net.


Corneille was born in Liegi in 1922.
He is one of the founders of the artistic group Cobra. Corneille studies at the Accademy of Art in Amsterdam, Holland. In 1948 he is one of the founders of the movement REFLEX and in 1949 in Denmark, he is also the founder of the famous group COBRA, that influenced the Norse Art.
His artworks are exhibited in the most important museums of the world.


NOVEMBER 7, 2012
CAREFREE – Local artist Virginia Brooks has long been a fixture in the art community, exhibiting at the premier art events in the valley, including being one of the open studios during the Sonoran Arts League’s Hidden In The Hills Studio Tour. “I love my life as a painter and teaching art has come very naturally to me.“
Virginia offers an alternative to trying to learn in the standard large classroom with a multitude of other students. "I wanted to make learning experience more personal.” And Come Paint With Me does exactly that. Virginia gives private and semi private lessons in her studio in Carefree and the resulting student paintings speak for themselves. Virginia’s painters are rapidly improving their skills while being shown how to make a painting truly their own creation.
“We paint together, side by side. We paint the same subject, and I explain everything I am doing, step by step. The learning process is much faster, and it can be more easily remembered.” Virginia also offers potential painters the option to learn to paint en plein air … the traditional favorite of the old masters.
All supplies are included, from canvas to paint to brushes. Many of her painters have previously only worked in watercolors or acrylics. “This is a wonderful way for people to try oils without having to purchase the materials.” And many of them, after having experienced the pleasure of painting in oils choose to make a permanent switch to the medium.
“Painters are invariably fun, creative souls, whether they are beginners or the advanced painter wanting to learn something specific. I am particularly good at jump-starting the painter who has not picked up a brush in many years."
”Several of my current painters show the promise of making a career with their new painting skills. My students range from age 7 to a gal who is 84, and one of the best! The people who paint with me become my friends and it is a true pleasure to watch them grow and excel.”
Virginia encourages potential painters to visit her at her home studio, Studio#11, during the Hidden In The Hills Studio Tour, November 16-18, and 23-25. “A true art lover should not miss this event,” she smiles. “It is your chance to see us in action. Come see first hand how I teach."
Virginia Brooks Studio is located in Carefree. For more information visit www.virginiabrooks.com or call 480-220-6696.


Brutal marathon painting session last night, after the floor guys left. But at least 99.9% of the walls in the great room are painted. We ran out of paint, upper body strength, and patience at about 10:30 last night, and still need to get the corners of the ceiling with a trim pad and touch up a few spots. All things considered, though, not bad for 4.5 hours and some 25-foot walls. (Cathedral ceiling = hard to paint room.) My arms may talk to me again in a few hours.


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For local customers, I mat and frame both prints and originals. For customers that require shipping, I will send you the print or the original and you can frame and mat it to your preference. I am located in Upper Bucks County in Perkasie, Pa.
Prints include matting and framing.
Price: $125 for prints in 16" x 20" frames.
Original paintings include matting and framing.
Price: as noted for each painting.
Prints do not include matting or framing.
Price: $60 for 11" x 14" prints and includes shipping.
Originals do not include matting or framing.
Price: as noted for each painting, includes shipping.
Can be painted from photos in a format of 8" x 10" up to 18" x 24" in size. Prices will vary, please contact me for more information. Animal portraits are my specialty, but I don't paint their owners!
As noted; All prices include shipping.
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Student Canvases - 20mm Deep in Imperial Sizes
Student Canvas is our most affordable range of blank canvas and is available in square, rectangular and panoramic formats. They comprise of primed 100% cotton canvas material over kiln-dried fir wood stretchers. The medium weave canvas is coated with 3 coats of acid free primer, hand stretched and back stapled to provide a consistent tension and neat appearance whilst allowing for the option of the sides to be painted. The primed canvas material has a finished weight of 360gsm (approximately 12.5 ounces) and is acid free. Student canvases come with a set of 8 tightening keys and are suitable for acrylics, oils, water mixable oils and alkyd paints.


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Original canvas of "Rainbow tulips". Beautiful parrot tulips blowing in the wind. I loved sitting in my studio painting this during lockdown. I needed to use all the colour I could lay my hands on. Created in vibrant inks and gouche. This canvas can be hung portrait or landscape. Please specify.
Canvas 91 cm x 60cm x 3.5cm deep. White cotton canvas background.
Sealed and ready to hang. This comes unframed for a simple look but a floater frame of your colour choice is availble on request at an additional cost.


During the winter, street art activity slows down. The cold is simply uncomfortable when one must be outside for long periods to work on a painting. Additionally, freezing temperatures may interfere with the functionality of paints, glues, or other materials. But, when there is a break in the cold, and we have a few days of warmth, I can be fairly certain to find new paintings. I found these three paintings under the bridges in Mainz-Kastel, the largest local street art area.
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Pumpkin Paint and Sip
November 2 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
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- Take home your masterpiece as a keepsake
- Perfect for date nights, girls’ night out, or simply a creative escape from the daily grind.
Date: November 2, 2023
Time: 6:30 PM -8:30 PM
Location: 1075 Voorhees Town Center (Back of the Food Court)
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Here is the latest edition of Behind the Art with Kevin Aldcroft
In this twelfth edition we talk with artist Kevin Aldcroft from Australia.
Where do you find continued inspiration?
Other times I just have an image in my head which is the genesis of the painting, the painting grows from that mental image.
I never see the completed painting in my head only snippets which combine to form the finished work.
What do you hope to achieve?
I just enjoy painting creating something from nothing, my hope is that others will enjoy my paintings as much as I enjoy creating them.
I would hope that people will see the work that has gone into creating my paintings.
I think every artist struggles with trying to achieve a painting that is truly unique in every aspect.
What are your struggles?
I struggle with coming up new ideas and inspiration that I can truly call my own.
The fear is that something I have painted has already been painted before and others will look at my paintings and only see another reworked theme.
I have tried to achieve my own unique take with my paintings.
Have you achieved what you want?
I do not think the struggle is ever over.
While I have had many successes you get a certain satisfaction from that achievement. However, the empty void inside begins to grow eager for the next wave of inspiration.
How did you achieve your success?
Success also came with getting the right materials.
The glossy board I use is a specific weight and gloss coating on one side. I find the heavy weight board is able to take several layers of wet paint without deforming and tearing.
The glossy board helps achieve a brilliant gloss to the painting.
Is there anything else you would like to share about your story?
I needed a break from University study, assignments and exams and I began watching some artists on You Tube who had made tutorials and I just got hooked, that was in March 2016.
Before that I had never picked up a brush as an artist before. Now I just wish I had started painting earlier.
My paintings are Spray art (Spray cans enamel paint), Oils and acrylics which I use brushes, sponges, palette knife, paper, plastic and other bits to get textures and detail in my paintings.


Winsor & Newton drawing ink William
The Winsor and Newton range of drawing inks consists of 26 waterproof colors. The colors are all very strong and bright. The set William contains 8 introduction colors. The drawing ink consists of dyes and a shellac binding agent. This binder gives a glossy finish. Due to the composition, the paint dries quickly.
The intro set William no 2 contains 8 bottles of 14 ML: 030, 046, 227, 469, 542, 633, 660 and 680
How do you use drawing ink?
You can use the ink straight from the jar. You can of course also dilute the ink first to make the colors less powerful and thinner. Do use distilled water, so that the dye does not separate. All colors can be mixed with each other.
Winsor & Newton comes from Henry Newton (the artist) William Winsor (chemist). These sets are therefore just like the brand name Winsor & Newton, but now on a first name basis.
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Daughters of fishermen in the village of Horcones, 1957
Posted on 31 January, 2013
Sicily, Village of Corleone, Italy, 1959
Posted on 25 November, 2012
Village of Horcones, Fishermen daughters, 1957
Posted on 04 June, 2012
Posted on 01 February, 2012
Le Petite Fille, Valparaíso, 1957 *
Thanks to regardintemporel
Posted on 24 February, 2011
A girl with a dove by Jorris Martinez (France)
Mario Crevo Neto - Nina, 1980.
Andreas Golder. “Junger Mann, Mitte zwanzig sucht:” 2010 (Young Man, Mid-Twenties, seeks:). Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm.
Facie Populi ™ - The Art of Black and White ~ Pinterest ~ Facebook and Scaffold theme by Mike Harding.


Painting your property’s exterior has a lot of benefits. It enhances the property’s curb appeal, elevating your house above the rest of the neighborhood. It also adds protection from harsh environmental elements, increasing the life of your siding and roofing. To get the most out of your exterior painting project, you must only put your confidence in the right contractor for the job. At EF Construction Home Improvement, for example, we have carefully chosen the paints that we make use of so that we can provide our customers with long-lasting and appealing finishes. Our exemplary home renovation services are just a call away from the property owners in the Amityville, NY area.
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ProRep Terrascaping Resin Brown Colour Pigment
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You have to paint a wall, but you are not so good with the brush. You do the best you can, but the paint comes everywhere, except on the wall. If this sounds recognisable to you an airless paint sprayer may be the solution to all of your problems. Paint sprayers are used for large and small painting projects. If we take the project of painting the walls of your home as an example a paint sprayer may be suitable for that job. There are two main paint spraying techniques: Airless and high volume low pressure. Without going too far into details, it is good to know what the main differences are between these two paint spraying techniques.
An airless sprayer works by pumping paint at a very high pressure, up to 3000 psi. The paint is going through a hose and leaves the spray gun at the tip. You can use different tips for different patterns. After a little bit of practice everyone is able to spray the paint nice and smoothly. You can paint a lot of material in short time because it pumps directly from the can or bucket beneath it. If you are looking for the best airless paint sprayer, Wagner is a good pick. You can use the flexible Wagner sprayer for paintwork in for maintenance or new builds interiors and exteriors. It is able to spray every kind of paint, from wall and latex paints inside the house till corrosion protection for steel supports outside.
The other technique -High Volume Low Pressure, abbreviated as HVLP- uses a lower air pressure at the tip variating from 60 psi at the inlet till 10 psi at the nozzle. The spray gun shoots the paint at low pressure to create a smooth coverage with less paint. Which technique you use is up to you, but if you are used to it both paint spray techniques will work a lot better than messing with the brush.


I was overjoyed to have been given this card. I never actually played D&D, but I marveled at the D&D dragon art since I stumbled upon them as a girl and they gave me so much inspiration. And now I actually got to paint one! Officially! For Magic: the Gathering rather than D&D but all the same, I'm incredibly honored to have been entrusted with one of these, and had so much fun painting it!
Thanks to my art director Zack Stella for entrusting me with this guy.


Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Man's Best Friend
Colored pencil, watercolor, and gouache on paper
As promised, I give you the second poop-themed painting of the series. My favorite of the lot!
January 25, 2012 at 6:53 AM
Lovely fabric :) This series is really great, Ellen!
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The National Gallery houses Norway's largest public collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures. The museum's central attractions include Edvard Munch's The Scream and Madonna and paintings by Cézanne og Manet.
The museum's exhibitions present older art, with principal emphasis on art from Norway. The permanent exhibition shows highlights from the collection and national icons from the romantic period until the mid-1900s. Also on display are works by international painters and sculptors, including the French impressionists.
Please note: the National Gallery is closed from 14 to 24 October, and from 21 to 30 November. From 25 October to 20 November the museum only shows a selection of Munch works in the Munch Room. The permanent exhibitions reopen on 1 December.
Closed: Mondays, Easter (Friday and Monday), 1 May, 17 May, 23-25 December, 31 December, 1 January.
The National Gallery is part of the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design.
Norwegian name: Nasjonalgalleriet


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Fri, 02 Sept|
Art Exhibition by Kirstie Steadman
We are delighted that Kirstie Steadman, artist and creator of Earth Energy Art will be our exhibitor throughout September.
Time & Location
02 Sept 2022, 10:00 – 30 Sept 2022, 15:00
Dereham Windmill, Greenfields Rd, Dereham NR20 3TE, UK
About the Event
The art exhbition on display is called "Birds in Norfolk" and includes a painting by Kirstie of the famous Bee-eaters. These beautiful birds have recently been spotted near Norwich. As well as her lovely range of bird paintings Kirstie also paints animals, bees and flowers and all her artwork is available to purchase.
Please see her website earthenergyart.co.uk


Part of living a life that’s full of hope and happiness is trying new things. A byproduct of that is discovering new talents. Emeka’s love for painting in his own words:
Taking up painting has been great for me. The reason we’re on this earth is to create and painting has given me another avenue for creative expression. I didn’t think I was capable of painting anything good, especially without the full use of my hands. While working on my first painting, I sneezed and made a mark through my entire painting. I was thinking that I had ruined my painting and would have to start over. A lady in the art studio then said to me “Rule 1 is that there are no mistakes in art.” That simple statement seemed to capture my entire life in a nutshell. No mistakes. Just adjustments. Painting has made me a student of creation, patience, and beauty. Every new piece teaches me something new. A key lesson that I’ve learned about life is, like in art, any mess can become a masterpiece.


Are you after Australian landscape paintings? - Denise Walker
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PAINTOUT AND EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITIES
Plein Air Painting in 2016
May 2016 is packed full with painting! Artist Getaway is going to Occidental May 1 - 6 to paint in the redwoods, and at the beach. Then there's the Carmel Plein Air Festival May 11 to 15. I wish you good luck to all who enter, the deadline is December 1. After that Artist Getaway goes to Murphys to paint the Stanislaus River and Lake Alpine. May is going to be fun! If May doesn't work for you come join us October 16 - 22 when Artist Getaway goes back to Occidental. We do love it there! And stay tuned for more Artist Getaways being planned and posted on for 2016.
Artist Getaway 2016
Occidental, May 1-6, 2016
Murphys, May 22-27, 2016
Occidental, October 16-22, 2016


I haven't done this in a while so here goes!
This is a sweet little wooden napkin holder that I have painted a lovely shade of pink and in oils painted roses upon. It is shabbied up a bit, 'cause it's me and that's just what I do. I have signed it, so when I am famous or dead maybe it will be worth a load of cash!
All you have to do is leave a comment to this post between now and Sunday night and I will draw a winner from all who enter.
Good luck and
Smiles from the farm,


acrylic, graphite, gold leaf
Chris Fennell, Manitou, 2009, Acrylic, metallic glimmer, and paper collage mounted on canvas
‘Blue Bloom’, 2012, ink and collage on paper
‘Untitled 5’, 2012, ink, gouache, pencil and collage on paper
‘Green Bloom’, 2012, ink, gouache and collage on paper
Street art illusions by Strøk
Stenciled mural featuring overhead images of photorealistic pedestrians and their shadows on a wall in Porsgrunn, Norway.


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Here is the newest front and back cover; This time for the band Todtgelichter:
I thought I should update on some of the things I did last year, and on what’s ahead. Last year I recieved a scholarship from Namsskogan Familiepark; a park with Norwegian animals such as bears, wolverine, lynxes, wolves and more. I spent two weeks there working on a lot of sketches of the animals for a painting exhibition in the park this coming summer. Back in the studio in Oslo I started 16 paintings based on these sketches. Parallell with that I’ve been working on a bunch of new personal paintings. And on top of this I did artwork for Enslaved’s new album IN TIMES, due out in March 2015. I’ve already posted the frontcover for this release, and more work from this will be uploaded.
So, for 2015 a lot is already started. Now I will finish the paintings for the park, as many of the personal paintings as I can and also create artwork for two more album releases by Nettlecarrier and Djevel.
I’ve uploaded a couple of photos from my studio already, and more uploads of both artwork for all three bands as well as paintings will come


Art doesn’t just exist for our pleasure; art is a medium of self-expression – it’s a way for creative people to share their perspective with the world.
Garie Luyendyk, Jr., a brilliant artist from the Netherlands, wanted to share his perspective on the modern way of life. And he did so by creating a series of paintings that show what he thinks is wrong with the modern world we live in.
Luyendyk did a great job. His brutally honest series of paintings illustrates exactly what is wrong with modern society. Luyendyk’s work is beyond profound and even a bit ominous.


This room continues to haunt me.
Every since that cold winter’s day in Atlanta when I toured the AH&L Magazine’s Christmas House this room designed by Amy D. Morris Interiors has haunted me. The gray walls, combined with warm woods, and brass accents had me wanting to slip under the covers and pull the curtains. I wanted so badly to paint my master bedroom this color, but my husband was turned off by the idea of painting our room any shade of gray. So I did the next best thing…I painted the guest room the exact same color (Sherwin Williams / Amazing Gray SW7044 ). And of course he loves it. Go figure.
Because I encourage my clients to take a closer look at what they have around the house before shopping for new items, I decided to practice what I preach. It surely worked for my sons’ room as well as my daughter’s room. I’m slowly pulling the room together with items I already own and can’t wait to show you the final results!
Don’t you just adore this space?


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Looking forward to exhibiting at Uplands College White River from Friday evening 26th May until Sunday midday 28th May.
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Townhouse Art Gallery showcased works of art by Dina Nash, Esther Nash,
Rachel H. Nash and the art of Edwarda.
During the reception Peter Dizozza
performed original lyrics and musical excerpts from his composition "Mushroom
This reception was sponsored by Town House Art Gallery Inc and Tiger Strong
martial arts center, 1521 York Avenue, NYC, www.tigerstrong.com.
Artist Dina Nash's message is Emerge at any age. It is never too late. Copies of
her watercolor paintings are available for sale in hardcover and soft cover books on
www.BarnesandNoble.com and www.Amazon.com.
Artist Esther Nash's statement: "The fashion warrior is about the pain women go
through to be stylish even when wearing a uniform. My most recent work is a
triangular piece, Title "Trashed". It has to do with not being square. It is a
triangle and (3D) three dimensional. The same object can be perceived by one
person as "treasure" and perceived by another person as "trash". It is important to
be unique not a copy of everyone else. My work is conversational. In my opinion
both fashion art are subjective. Esther Nash's books of art and memoirs are
currently available for sale on www.BarnesandNoble.com and www.amazon.com
Rachel H. Nash's three part series about Park Slope's most famous pub titled,
"Landmark Pub" is available for sale at www.BarnesandNoble.com.
Art by Edwarda, her oil on canvas painting depicts a "Fearless dragon", this was
created in response to Covid-19. Edwarda has numerous books of heart available
for sale at www.BarnesandNoble.com and www.Amazon.com


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This is an image of my work in progress. Painting for 7 hours a day for 2 weeks I was able to block in the painting and finish the faces and hands of the figures. I am not sure if I will ‘finish ‘ it as I learnt so much from the process and techniques that I just want to get on with my own paintings. It is amazing how close you feel to an artwork and the artist when you examine it intently over a period of time. It was really, really hard and painstaking work but so worth it.
I will post a picture of the ‘finished’ work soon.


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Pat Abella (b.1996) born and based in Manila, Philippines is a self-taught artist who renders his art in watercolor. His works of delicate portraits of flora and fauna are reminiscent of Baroque florals painted as minimalist art works.
Abella is a graduate of Far Eastern University-Manila with a degree in Medical Technology. During his days in the field, he was a licensed Medical Technologist, University professor and a business lead in a multi-national healthcare company. He is now focused full-time in art making.


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Peter Brannan - Artist Profile
Peter Brannan was born in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire in 1926. Inspired by his artistic father and brother, he began to show talent at an early age, studying at Grimsby School of Art and then the Leicester College of Art. He was elected RBA in 1960 (the year of his first exhibition in London) and was made President of Lincolnshire and South Humberside Artists.
Brannan showed a great admiration for the work of the
French Post-Impressionists and also the still-lifes of Chardin. Yet the Lincolnshire landscape held equal appeal as a source of inspiration and throughout his 30 years in Newark Brannan produced numerous paintings of the market town and its people. As art critic Eric Newton observed, “it is evident that Newark is as stimulating to him as Montmartre was to Utrillo.” Brannan has had his work exhibited at the Royal Academy and the English Art Club.


LA GRANGE, Ky. – Like many artists, Sharon Graves started out dabbling in the arts as a hobby.
“I have been piddling and playing at painting for years, doing decorative painting, working on gourds and wooden surfaces,” she said. “But I always felt that I could perhaps do more, become more of a true artist.”
In 2010, she decided to test her theory. “I decided I was either going to get serious about moving into a fine art genre or I was going to quit thinking about it all the time.”


This is a great January art project. We got it from artprojectsforkids.org, which is a fantastic resource for teachers.
First of all, draw the snowy ground line at the bottom.
Next, draw the snow-topped buildings, making sure they are touching, and add windows.
Then, draw the swirlies in the sky. (Notice that they swirl in different directions, but they don't have to.)
Outline everything with a black marker.
Using water colors, paint the sky with one layer of blue.
Then go back and outline the swirlies, using blue again, to give them depth.
Paint the buildings with desired water color paints, leaving the snow on the tops of the buildings white. (Paint the windows, too.)
After the water colors have dried, (the next art class period) add drops of snow using white tempera paint.
Don't forget to put snow on the buildings as well.


The paintings in connection with deceased children are created in connection with my unborn daughter Joyce. She is a very pure lightworker in the spiritual world.
When I am about to create a painting I bring myself in a state of complete surrender to be able to let go of any interference. Then I connect with Joyce.
Joyce has the connection with the particular deceased child. She instructs me concerning colours of the wax, temperature of the iron to melt the wax and the use of the different techniques.
This way the energetic connection with the child is materialized with exclusion of any other energy, so it is just the energy of the child without any presence of anyone else.
The painting can be described as a door to the child.
Finishing the painting
After the wax has been cooled down, I polish the wax with a dry cloth to establish the brigthness of the wax. Then I use wax sealer to protect the wax. I let it dry overnight to make sure the wax is dry.
The personal message
I sit down with the painting to write down the personal message. I connect with the deceased child and I start the conversation.
I ask the child what message he or she wants to bring and I write this down.
Since the child is energetically connected to the parents and I as a psychic can connect tot the child, the child has the opportunity to express important things to the parents through me.
I unite the painting and the written message and the painting is ready to be delivered.
The paintings can be ordered in the webshop of Soul Insight.


"Anni and her art workshop gave me more than just pointers on how to work with light and shadow. In this space she opened up a divine channel for my soul and painting to connect. This allowed for the process of painting to be very enlightening. Giving and receiving to my painting made a powerful message come through. Her guidance through this creative process was necessary for me to explore new grounds. She coached me to let go, soften and embrace the experience of painting my painting. This helped me to feel less stuck in my mind and become open to the essence of energy guiding me beyond my limited view point. The whole process seems very intuitive and she works well with all levels of painters. I highly recommend her facilitation as it was very helpful for me" -Keena McKnight, June 2019
"Wow, the workshop was amazing, Powerful and opened space for a lot to come through and be witnessed and integrated. I felt safe throughout. The opening circle was a great help in creating a safe container for depth and openness, Anni's openness and vulnerability helped hold space for us to also be open. I would recommend this process, i found it incredibly supportive and powerful, beyond my expectations". - painting workshop participant, May 2018.


The work represented at A.Space showcases the inspired talents of extraordinary artists across a variety of creative mediums, including oils, acrylics, glass, bronze, steel, stone and more. Learn more about each artist and their individual expressions below.
Bella Bigsby works primarily in oil, as well as watercolour, acrylic, and pen and ink. Originally from Norfolk, England, Bella is now a resident of Oakland, California. She has been exhibiting her work in the Bay Area and across the U.S. and U.K. for the past 15 years.
Bronle is an abstract realist painter who lives and works in San Diego, CA. Her artistic goal is to invoke calm and contemplation. She paints transitions: close-ups of movement in the natural world, in subtle colors and painterly detail. Bronle teaches painting and drawing, and volunteers for and is on the executive board of ArtReach San Diego. She is married and has two children.
Judy Gaulke is a local artist working in oil on canvas most of her life, painting seriously since 1988 when she had her first showing, then her first gallery representation in 1990. She is attracted to lone objects and scenes not yet populated — table settings, chairs, boats — all interpreted to give the viewer a sense of calm. Both Judy’s paintings and etchings are widely collected by individuals and some corporations.
Archie Held is an internationally recognized artist who has been creating sculpture since the late 1970’s. He studied at UCLA for both his graduate and undergraduate degrees. He opened his Richmond, CA based studio in 1985 and has produced numerous private and public commissions. His large studio employs a team of talented artists and metal fabricators. Held’s sculptures are primarily constructed in bronze and stainless steel and he has recently added glass and granite to his palette of materials. He is well known for his ability to incorporate water as a central element to further complement his simple and elegant designs. He enjoys the challenge and process of working with clients on unique site-specific projects.
Gino Hollander (1924 – August 27, 2015) was a self-taught American painter who began painting in New York City during the abstract expressionist movement. His paintings sold to the likes of Jacqueline Kennedy, Steve McQueen, Norman Rockwell, and Ralph Lauren.
A prolific painter, Gino’s work was honest and emotional; he painted for himself. He had no desire to engage in a dialogue with the viewer. He believed it was for him to paint, and for the viewer to view. He refused to title his paintings because he has no stories to tell. To him, “there is nothing verbal about a canvas. A painting is simply one way to express a feeling and feelings can only be made less if they are talked to death.”
Siri Hollander was born in New York in 1959 and lived most of her childhood in Andalusia, Spain. Influenced by a family of artists, she began sculpting at the age of seventeen. Seemingly isolated from normalcy, Siri established a connection with the horses and other animals that surrounded her in her youth. By apprenticing with several accomplished sculptors both in America and Spain, she developed her own sculptural form based on her unique subjects, horses and figurative forms.
Siri’s sculptural medium combines steel and cement, creating her trademarked texture which, when cast in bronze, brings her sculptures to life. She has become a master of three-dimensional images of horses. Siri’s self-taught process constructs the sculptures with no sketches or maquettes, working directly with steel and recycled metal to combine realism and abstraction, emphasizing the rough essence of the subject.
Ann Hollingsworth is a working artist in the Bay Area of California, where she makes sculptures in a combination of materials, often reclaimed from construction materials. She studied glass making at California College of the Arts from 2000 until 2005, receiving a degree in sculpture. Additional studies were done at Corning Glass Museum, Pilchuck Glass School, Kala Institute as an artist in residence and at American Indian Art Institute in Santa Fe New Mexico .
Susannah Jackson was born in Frankfurt, Germany and moved to California in 1986. Building on her Bachelors Degree from Justus Liebig University in Gießen she continued her education in California by obtaining a master’s degree in Art Education from San Jose State University as well as a post master’s degree in Art Therapy from University De Namur in Belmont.
Her abstract paintings are an exploration of mood expressed through color and movement, usually influenced by music — the perfect interplay between conscious and unconscious expression. Susannah’s paintings have been exhibited in numerous group shows in the San Francisco Bay Area and she has sold her artwork to both local and international collectors.
A resident of Palo Alto, Susannah works as an elementary teacher at the German International School of Silicon Valley and also runs Art 4 Growth, a series of art therapy workshops designed to help participants foster personal and creative growth through the process of art making.
Yoko Kubrick is an American sculptor of Japanese and Czech heritage. Her studio is located in Pietrasanta, Italy, and her work is internationally known. The artist trained in stone carving at the Accademia Di Belle Arti in Carrara, where she developed her love of marble and bronze as her primary sculpting materials.
Her current body of work explores the space between realism and abstraction by playing with organic shapes found in plants and in the movement of water — a nod to her early years growing up in Guam and Hawaii, as well as her environmental studies during university. In her work, we see the flow of water, the forms and curves of tropical plants, and the liquid shapes of black lava.
Currently, the artist divides her time between her Italy studio and her Bay Area home in Woodside.
Rebecca Kinkead began her 20-year career as an artist working with clay but soon transitioned to oil paint as her primary medium. She is particularly drawn to figures in the natural world, both human and animal which she says provide a generous vehicle for color, form and surface to evolve.
Kinkead holds degrees in Political Science and French from the University of Vermont, and a BA in Studio Art from Minnesota State University. She has been awarded residencies at the Ballinglen Arts Foundation, County Mayo, Ireland; Baer Art Center, Hofsos, Iceland; Jentel Foundation, Banner, Wyoming; and most recently, the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. Her work has been exhibited and collected nationally and internationally for over two decades.
Ann Larsen is an award-winning Contemporary Impressionist plein air and studio painter working in oil. She has lived in New England and Colorado and currently resides in upstate New York with her photographer husband. Ann holds a degree in painting and has studied with well-known landscape painters Skip Whitcomb, Frank Serrano and Randall Sexton.
Ann feels the landscape painting is about making a solid, simplified statement by distilling down the chaos of the subject. She says that working from nature is both exciting and challenging, but ultimately there is a dichotomy between painting and creating a work of art. Having done hundreds of sketches and oil studies in the field, her final statements are made in the studio.
Robert Lewis is a plein air, still life and studio painter living in Monterey, California, where the brilliant sunlight and sparkling scenery is a constant inspiration. The artist enjoyed a long career as an illustrator, designer, and fine artist—working in various mediums including watercolor, scratchboard, paper sculpture, and acrylic—before returning to his native California and turning his brush to plein air landscape oil painting.
Robert also enjoys the intimate art of the still life, feeling that still life has the powerful quality of suggesting the human presence. His large studio canvases fill a room with rich color and brushwork. Today, Robert works in oils on canvas and all of his plein air work is alla prima as are many of his still lifes.
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Dinah Cross James is considered to have a “good sense of expressing the subconscious.” A graduate of Mills College, for over 30 years Dinah’s work is admired throughout the country in galleries, public and private collections, national magazine covers, and books. She is energized by working in different techniques and uses oil, monotype, watercolor, drawing and acrylic.
Dinah’s life experiences and love of travel have stimulated a diverse body of work. An accomplished pianist, avid tennis player, and art instructor, Dinah now resides in Napa Valley, California, where she continues to explore her inner world of abstract imagery.
Laura Morton was born and raised in Omaha, and spent more than twenty years living in the Midwest. She studied at the Colorado College, Doane College, Creighton University, the University of Nebraska, Joslyn Art Museum, and the University of Wisconsin, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Art.
Laura’s love of nature and art moved her into the varied mediums of drawing, printmaking, photography, watercolor, metalworking and enameling, batik, embroidery and quilting, etched and stained glass, and ceramics. Today, Laura mostly works on etchings, etching collages, monotypes, and watercolor paintings. Her etchings range from miniature to large, from delicate and detailed to bold and powerful.
Tjasa Owen’s work is a confluence of her international travels, her enthusiasm for written correspondence, and her love for landscapes, coastal scenes and changing skies. She employs acrylic, oil pastel, as well as, collage media in her canvases. Her subtle and whimsical notations on many of the pieces invite the viewer to create a personal relationship — open to their own interpretation — with the work.
As a student, Tjasa studied fine arts, art history and interior architecture at the University of Virginia, National Academy of Art in New York, the Academy of Art in San Francisco and Coupa in Paris. Her work has been shown extensively in the U.S. and internationally and has been acquired by corporate collections as well as by a distinguished list of private collectors. Currently, Tjasa lives a bicoastal life, dividing her time between her West Coast studio in San Francisco and her East Coast studio on Cape Cod.
Stephanie Paige has been captivated by all things creative her entire life as she was born into an extremely talented family of painters, writers, musicians and craftsmen. Stephanie began painting abstracts as a young adult and started selling her paintings to private collectors. In 1990, she moved to Southern California, establishing herself as a freelance artist and illustrator. Stephanie created murals and artistic finishes full time for private and commercial clients for 15 years. Inspired by her discovery of Buddhism, the artist created her current Abstract Mixed Media Collection in 2008, finding an even deeper meaning to her work.
Today, Stephanie is a well-established contemporary artist, working full time in her home studio where she continues to hone her craft. Stephanie is represented by several galleries across the country and her abstract paintings have found homes with private art collectors around the world.
Alison Haley Paul
Alison Haley Paul is a contemporary painter of lavishly textured landscapes full of nuanced color.
Alison grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut, and majored in Art and Design at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. There she studied ceramics with Byron Temple, a disciple of Bernard Leach, and design with sculptor David Lee Brown. After earning a BA in Interior Design at the Design Institute in San Diego and many years as a successful interior designer she has now returned to her studio full time. Her work has been exhibited in numerous museums, solo shows, and public and private collections worldwide.
Originally a clinical psychologist, Patricia Qualls is a Monterey Peninsula artist whose mind is a rare blend of art and science. Patricia began painting as a creative outlet, expressing herself with a love of gestural painting. Soon, her creative outlet became an obsession, and she decided to leave her practice to pursue art full time. In true scientific fashion, Patricia approaches each painting as an experiment, and, in true artistic freedom, she has no expectations for the outcome.
Whether it is serene abstract landscapes or vibrant works full of energy, each of Patricia’s paintings offer a glimpse into her thoughts and emotions: a glimpse that often resonates with her collectors around the world.
For abstract figurative artist Gail Ragains, painting is about the discoveries revealed while taking risks. With her intuitive feel of the figure and movement, Gail strips away the non-essentials to give a loose interpretation of form, movement and human expression. She is drawn to compelling colors and bold brushstrokes. She mainly works in acrylics and mixed media but likes to keep her work fresh with new materials and techniques. Gail took her first drawing class at the Palo Alto Cultural Center in 1993 and now is represented in select galleries in California, North Carolina and British Columbia. Her home studio is in Redwood City.
Ron Richmond is fascinated with symbolism both in subject matter and in form. He has exhibited his paintings in galleries and museums in major cities including New York, Washington D.C., Houston, Atlanta, San Francisco, and London. His work is collected by museums, corporations, and by many private individuals. He was commissioned by Utah State University to paint a mural that hangs in the Bingham Research Center in Vernal.
Richmond received M.F.A. and B.F.A. degrees from Brigham Young University. He has worked as a professional artist for 20 years. He was born in Denver, Colorado, and currently lives in a small town in central Utah.
Ruth-Anne Siegel grew up on Long Island and from a very young age knew that she wanted to be an artist. She attended the Rhode Island School of Design and received a BFA in graphic design. Siegel has spent her career working as a graphic designer in New York City and now in the San Francisco Bay area. Recognizing her desire to create fine art, she began painting in oils, collage, and acrylics.
Siegel, an acrylic painter of abstract art, is currently focusing on flowers. Her abstract floral portraits are bold with vibrant colors and expressive paint strokes. With flowers, she has the freedom to capture impressions of colors, light, and movement with brushwork filled with emotion. With thick paint, palette knives, and silky brushes, Siegel is able to create a textured canvas that brings the viewer into this world of enveloping buds, blossoms, and twisting, turning growth.
A resident of Carmel, artist Steven Simmons calls his current work Lyrical Abstractions — a pseudo fusion of Abstract Expressionism and Color Field painting, inspired by the works of Abstract Expressionists like Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline and Jackson Pollack as well as Color Field painters like Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland.
On exhibit at A.Space are a few works from his series entitled, Bands of Color in Space. Simmons works on wood panels using house paint applied with stick sponges to create a spectrum of layered color blocks floating in an illusion of space.
Born in New York City, Simmons was raised in the Caribbean and Florida before settling back in Long Island, NY, where the artist mastered classes in painting, ceramics, encaustics and metal sculpture at Southampton College. His work has been exhibited in New York, Florida, New Mexico and California, as well as collected privately.
As the founder of a center for injured wildlife (Wildcare Inc./Hudson Valley Raptor Center) for more than 25 years, Dona Tracy has an affinity for all living beings. Currently residing in San Diego, Dona refers to herself as a “life photographer” who attempts to capture the essence of her subject presented in a certain place and time. Her studio is the natural world where she relies on the sun to light her subjects in the habitat where they are most comfortable. Her photography is a collaborative experience about life, connection, uniqueness and beauty with inner light shining through, telling a story of a moment in time.
A product of bicultural life, Yucali was born and raised in Japan but has spent much of her adult life in the San Francisco Bay Area. After her childhood and youth in the beautiful mountain region of Nagano and studying in Tokyo, she came to California to study and obtained a degree in Practice of Art from UC Berkeley (with a minor in American Literature) with the departmental citation. In the years following, she also lived in Paris, and traveled throughout Europe and Asia.
A rare mentorship under the artist/teacher, Jane Rosen, whom she has studied since their meeting in Berkeley, has further honed Yucali’s passion to discover and understand the truthful meanings of life through art making.


Yusuke Asai’s mural at Tokiwa department store
Tokiwa department store is familiar to locals with its iconic paper shopping bags with a picture of sunflowers. Beppu branch of Tokiwa department store is located in downtown Beppu, and it’s beloved by many locals and tourists. http://www.tokiwa-dept.co.jp/beppu/
The painting of the huge green creature on their roof is a work done by Yusuke Asai. Experience the painting by standing and walking around the painting.
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22, 2013 DAN NAMINGHA: Paintings and Sculpture |
March 1 - 31, 2013
Artist Reception, March 1, 6-8 pm
The Michael Lord Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition: Dan Namingha: New Paintings and Sculptures. The public is invited to attend the opening artist reception on Friday, March 1, from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibition continues through March 31.
Also featured are works Dan Namingha's son's Michael and Arlo
Dan Namingha is a Native American painter and sculptor. His Tewa-Hopi heritage inspires his work which explores connections between the physical and spirit world and includes Hopi symbolism. Namingha has been showing professionally as an artist for over 40 years and had his first solo museum exhibition in 1977. His artwork exists in numerous museums and embassies as well as private collections throughout the world.


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Picasso’s portraits are some of the most well-known and instantly recognisable paintings of the 20th century. It’s also no secret that the Spanish artist spent his life trying to break down and re-establish the traditional values of painting, drawing, ceramics and sculpture – and his most famous resource with which to do it, was the humble portrait. He never worked from commission and normally only portrayed those who he knew personally, meaning that his portraits aren’t just physical representations, but subjective insights in to how Picasso viewed these people beneath their appearance. The works impress Picasso’s own sense of self, and emotional interactions with each sitter in to each work – rendering them highly emotive and providing simultaneously fascinating and humorous insights in to how the man, of the myth, operated.
A new exhibition of Picasso's portraits at the National Portrait Gallery examines the artist through this most intimate and accessible of all his forms, transversing a series of rooms that each examines a different aspect of his approach throughout his life's work. The show begins chronologically exploring Picasso’s earliest portraiture from his time as an art student in Madrid, beginning with a small, humble self portrait by the artist which exhibits his early mastery of colour and brush stroke with tense realism. The show continues following Picasso on a path of self-discovery as he began venturing in to the bohemian artist circles and frequenting their taverns and brothels of Madrid.
We see his style quickly mature, exploring early forms of Cubism, Symbolism and Fauvism inspired by his Spanish and French contemporaries who were at the coal face of ‘contempoary'. What we quickly learn through this exhibition, is that if there is one thing Picasso did, it wasn’t stick to the rules. These early works are full of exploration, which is a theme that never stops throughout his oeuvre. We bear witness before our eyes to Picasso gaining a firmer grasp on art historical traditions, and at the same time excavating the methods for breaking them down – but the key sense of playful genius and witty abstraction is always present, imbuing each work with that Picasso glint, like a wry smile underlying the composition.
The exhibition’s curation feels as if it was borne from a frustration at previous attempts by other institutions to provide a framework for the public from which to dissect the timeline of Picasso – only for each to bare little fruition. Its as if a light bulb went off somewhere above the head of the National Portrait Gallery team, who suddently thought ‘rather than try to make Picasso’s work fit in to some sort of journey we can tell, why not let the work lead the way and see what happens’. The result is a wonderful concophony of twists and turns that surprise at every corner, and provide perhaps the most real and tender insight in to the artist to date.
A room filled with portraits of his first wife, the Russian ballet dancer Olga, who he met while working as a stage designer make for a wondrous display of the artist's breadth of concurrent style and method. It exemplifies how Picasso at one moment could paint her characteristically lifelike in an image inspired by the great Spanish court painters such as Goya whom he was witness to while living in Madrid and working as the director of the Prado Museum, in a work that although feels static, artificial, tight and a little boring, instantly proves that Picasso certainly could paint exquisite realism. I have little doubt that the feelings of restraint in this work reflect his contempt towards Olga at the time who he was in the process of divorcing, mid-affair and is entirely on purpose.
However, another painting hanging opposite in the same room is a contemporary portrait of Olga, but this time in an entirely different, but equally arresting hand. She has been reduced to several 2D squared planes of saturated pastel colour, with beady eyes, a disappointed mouth, trademark ostentatious hat and altogether weeping disposition. It exhibits these same emotions towards the sitter – the mother of his children and once great lover, who was by this point a woman he was looking forward to leaving despite looking completely different from the first portrait. Both works translate in to images of sympathy and show just how wide Picasso’s range was in capitalising on realistic versus abstract verisimilitude. He could paint in a different style each day of the week yet maintained a signature look and feel – the genius knack that makes people return to his work adoringly.
The exhibition continues exploring Picasso's early days of cubism, satirical caricatures, stage designing and portraits of friends on pages torn from his sketchbooks. Particularly charming are the collage works depicting his personal assistant in Paris, Jaumes Sarbates, as a tubby, leering, chancing pervert, scrawled in crayon on a magazine underwear advert appearing to trying to garnish a kiss from the model, whom Picasso has adorned with sprouts of black hair from her armpits and pants.
The work, which was never intended to hang in a gallery but was a personal memento – an ‘in’ joke between friends – illustrates how Picasso felt so at home conversing through image, in a technique we can all recall from childhood days of scribbling on newspapers, adding moustaches to the faces. The work is particularly evocative and touching in its sentiment, showing a very light side to the artist, who famously said ‘Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up'.
The show finishes with a huge symphony of a room that explodes in to riots of colour and texture as each of Picasso’s branches of technique comes fully in to its own. Huge cubist portraits in exotic yellows, pinks and greens expelling Southern French light contrast delicate pencil sketches of attractive women, which hang between miniature representations of Rembrandt oils full of tiny detail swirling detail referencing the Dutch painters thickly stubbled technique.
Also on show is one of the last works ever created by the man – his self portrait as a skull, foreshadowing his own death in the coming weeks. This work in particular shows how with so few strokes, shades and shapes, Picasso could elicit such strong emotions, in facets that resonate with anyone, from anywhere.
The mind boggling diversity of Picasso’s oeuvre could only be hinted at by such as a show as this, which hardly even touches on several of his most infamous incarnations, such as his Blue Period or Rose Period. But it does provides an excellent celebration of the artist's many faces.
It purposefully swaps masterpieces in oil for lesser known pastels, sketchbook quips and stunning early portraits thick in swirled paint to help an audience gain a sense of the extraordinary output and challenging methods employed by the Picasso we all know and love.
And the Picasso theme doesn’t stop in the gallery – the National Portrait Gallery’s Portrait Restaurant & Bar has a new Picasso inspired menu. The stunning restaurant on the top floor of the listed building, which has a panoramic glass wall offering uninterrupted views of Whitehall and further, has added some Mediterranean inspired dishes to its usual seasonal menu bringing a little bit of Picasso’s flavour to the festivities. In beautiful setting with its clean lines and contemporary feel, one can find fused traditional elements such as roasted pheasant breast or seasonal risotto, with modern twists which creates great contemporary British cuisine.
On offer throughout the exhibition is Bouillabaisse – the traditional fish stew from Marseille which was a firm favourite of the artist while he lived in the South of France, along with cocktails named after his wives Olga and Paloma that fuse absinthe, Campari, gin and other drinks of the era that Picasso no doubt consumed voraciously in his time spent touring the bars of Europe’s creative hub cities. There is also a Picasso inspired afternoon tea service offering bleu éclairs and rose macaroons inspired by his ‘Blue’ and “Rose’ Periods.
The exhibition is also accompanied with a roster of inspired events from live music, life drawing and talks – it could be the ideal afternoon out for anyone with an interest in discovering more of this captivating artist.
By Harry Seymour
Picasso Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery, London, 6 October 2016 – 5 February 2017.


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