concursos, exposições, curiosidades... sobre arte
escolhidos por MARIA PINTO
(Maria Regina Pinto Pereira)

http://maregina-arte.blogspot.com/

quinta-feira, 23 de outubro de 2014

Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología: encuentros cercanos del tercer tipo

Inscríbete antes del: 6 noviembre 2014
Duración del Curso: del 11 noviembre al 2 diciembre 2014
Precio: 148,75 euros
Idioma: español

Arte, Ciencia y Tecnología: encuentros cercanos del tercer tipo
Imparte: Valentina Montero
El Curso se concibe como un recorrido crítico por las prácticas artísticas que utilizan como soporte los denominados “nuevos medios” o “nuevas tecnologías” y su coqueteo disciplinar con las ciencias.  Se reflexionará sobre la especificidad de los medios, sus determinaciones contextuales, políticas y sociales, y el correlato estético y artístico de las distintas variantes surgidas del encuentro del arte, la ciencia y la tecnología en el siglo XX y XXI.
El Curso está diseñado para quienes exploren estos medios en su práctica y quieran reforzar sus bases teóricas e históricas. Además, se abordará la manera en que estas áreas de producción encuentran un lugar de circulación en las instituciones, academias y mercado.
*Videoconferencias en vivo todos los lunes a las 19.00 h./7pm (Horario Europa Central). Las conferencias se graban en caso que no puedas asistir en tiempo real.
 
Programa del Curso e inscripción aquí
Conoce cómo funcionan y en qué consisten nuestros Cursos aquí
 
Además, ya puedes inscribirte a los próximos Cursos y reservar tu plaza en nuestro Simposio online "Invertir el panorama".
SIMPOSIO ONLINE: Invertir el panorama
Fechas: 28 y 29 octubre 2014
Inscripción hasta: 24 oct. 2014 


Tomando como modelo el archi-citado gesto de Joaquín Torres García invirtiendo el mapa, presentamos un panorama desde Latinoamérica, preguntándonos cómo modificar formas y contenidos, generando otras maneras... sigue leyendo 
Curaduría más allá del cubo blanco: la exposición como "zona de contacto"
Duración: 14 nov. – 5 dic. 2014
Inscripción hasta: 10 nov. 2014


En este Curso trataremos de entender las exposiciones (o los proyectos artísticos en un sentido amplio) como “zonas de contacto” en las cuales se abre un espacio de negociación que, en lugar de fijar... sigue leyendo
Nuevos formatos de documentación, archivo y preservación de artes digitales
Duración: 12 nov. – 3 dic. 2014
Inscripción hasta: 
7 nov. 2014

Este Curso ofrece una revisión de estrategias y herramientas que desde las instituciones culturales y  los proyectos independientes se han gestado para abordar la desaparición de esta parte... sigue leyendo

No dudes en ponerte en contacto con nosotros para más información o cualquier duda sobre nuestros Cursos en cursos@nodecenter.org

quarta-feira, 22 de outubro de 2014

Anja Percival - Northern Print

Anja Percival

Your Invitation to Meet the Artist
2pm - 8pm Wednesday 29 October 2014

Anja Percival is best known for her exquisitely crafted etchings that capture the evocative qualities of light within the context of domestic, rural and urban settings.

Her work has attracted a growing number of avid collectors and from her studio at Fowlers Yard in Durham Anja now enjoys gallery representation in London, New York, Denmark, Sweden and Canada.

Northern Print is delighted to host an exhibition of Anja's prints from Thursday 23 October to Saturday 8 November and to mark the occasion we will be hosting an informal printmaking demonstration with the artist herself.  The drop-in session will take place on Wednesday 29 October between 2pm and 8pm so come along to enjoy a coffee or a glass of wine, see the exhibition and chat to Anja about her fascinating processes.

Click here to see an informative film about Anja's etching methods.

Don't forget you can also choose from an extensive range of Anja's prints on theNorthern Print online shop

Artists' Talks - This Saturday and Sunday - Manhattan Graphics Center


October 21, 2014
Manhattan Graphics Center 
Blue rule
Blue rule


Artists' Talks - This Saturday and Sunday 
Free and open to the public. Light refreshments.
Christina Pumo
Saturday, October 25, 6:30-8:30 pm


Christina Pumo is a New York City based artist working in photography and printmaking and is a member of the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop. Through printmaking and photography, Pumo explores the vulnerable and fragmented nature of the human experience, resulting in impassioned portraits, creating an overlap of realism and imagination. Her work has been exhibited nationally, included in group exhibitions at the Guild Hall Museum in Long Island New York, EMOA Space Gallery in NYC, Manhattan Graphics Center in NYC, Blackburn 20 | 20 in NYC & others. 

Christina has had an apprenticeship with artist and master printmaker Dan Welden since 2010 and currently works as one of the studio technicians for artist Nicola López. As a skilled, hands-on technician, Christina has participated in projects that have been shown in locations such as Pace Prints Gallery, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Guild Hall Museum and the S.C.A.D. Museum of Art. 
Pumo is also currently working as the assistant to artist and printmaker Susan Rostow, formulator of Akua Inks. She contributes to the technical research and development for Akua printmaking Inks and products as well as technical support and education outreach.  

Additionally, she is a part of the Carrier Pigeon Magazine staff, a magazine dedicated to publishing Illustrated Fiction and Fine Art portfolios.

Shown above: Doppelganger I, Photopolymer Intaglio Monoprint, 16 " x 12", 2014



     
Giovanni Gil
Sunday, October 26, 6:30-8:30 pm
Giovanni Gil is an artist/printmaker and the director of the Printmaking Department ofEl Centro Nacional de Artes de El Salvador (CENAR). Three years ago he initiated a project called "bajopresion" for Salvadoran artists, to bring together printmakers with an already established reputation, emerging artists and beginning students with the intention to produce affordable artworks for the good of the community. He will discuss his experience of teaching and promoting printmaking in El Salvador. The talk will be in Spanish and English translation, with the assistance of Rosario Moore.

 IN THE GALLERY
Suzanne Nicholas
11 or 12 LITHOGRAPHS
 
October 1 - 31, 2014
  Blue rule
 IN THE PROJECT SPACE
Faculty Artists 
Continuing in October

exhibitions viewing hours:
Mon 6-10pm, Tue-Fri 10am-10pm  Sat-Sun 10am-6pm 
fall2014 
PRINTMAKING CLASSES  

For the complete schedule of classes,
open workshop & events
visit our website:
PLACES AVAILABLE! 

Engraving in Copper Plates 
Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 am-9:30 pm
November 1 and 2  
with Instructor Anton Würth
Learn the basics of the oldest intaglio technique.
 
Altered States:  
Monoprinting with Plates 
Saturdays, 10:30 am-4:30 pm
November 8 and 15 
with Instructor Anneli Arms
Intaglio printmaking with your pre-existing plates and unusual methods. The focus is on individuality and experimentation.  

To Register:
Download the Registration Form from the web site and mail it to
MGC with your payment by check, call MGC to register with
a credit card or visit the studio to sign up in person.
 
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014 / 6:00-9:00 pm
Highline Loft Space
508 West 26th Street, Fifth Floor
between 10th and 11th Avenues, New York City

An Exhibition of over 100 Fine Art Prints 
available to own by lottery drawing after purchase
of a ticket. During the evening there will also be a
Silent Auction of select prints by well-known artists and a Raffle for Gift Prizes. Delicious food and drinks will
add to the fun and good spirits.


All proceeds will benefit
Manhattan Graphics Center
 
BUY A TICKET NOW!
Tickets may be purchased online at
manhattangraphicscenter.org
by mail or by visiting the studio. 
Payment is by PayPal online,
by check or credit card at the studio.   

CALL TO ARTISTS
Please support MGC by donating a print to the
PaperView 2014 benefit event.

Donations are still being accepted. Visit the web site for directions on how to donate. 

Special Thanks to Larry Schulte
for permission to use a detail of his silkscreen print,
Mapping 55, in our PaperView 2014 graphics.
Call for submissions:
The Red and the Black

An exhibition in the Project Space at
Manhattan Graphics Center
November 2014
Requirements: prints may be any size up to a maximum of 22 x 30" and must be framed; inks used must only be red and black (multiplereds and blacks acceptable. You must be a member of MGC to participate.

Deadline for submissions: October 24, 2014
. 
Place submissions on shelf 104-105.
Show will be on view Nov. 1-30.
Curator: Rich Turnbull, rhturnbull1126@gmail.com.
All curatorial decisions are final. 
An Invitation to our Member Artists: participate in the
Members Holiday Show
December 2014 in the Gallery
This show is open to all current members. The print must be hand-pulled, not previously exhibited at MGC, may be framed or unframed and no larger in any direction than 16" x 20". Unframed prints must have backing and plexi the same size as print.

Prints delivered from out of town must include stamped and self addressed packages for return. 
Please note the delivery and pick-up dates.  
  • Identify print with:
    Artist's name, title of work, date, medium, price.
  • Deliver to shelves 104 and 105 by Nov. 26.
  • Pick-up no later than Jan. 15, 2015 (holiday closing 12/22/14 to 1/4/15
HOLIDAY 2014 T-SHIRT EXTRAVAGANZA
MGC Members: Make a T-Shirt 
Any Size, Any Medium
One Shirt, Ready to Hang
or the More the Merrier - Ho Ho Ho!

Due Date: Wednesday, Nov.26, 2014
Bring to MGC - Sign Name on Shirt

All T-Shirts will be sold for $30
($15 / Artist - $15 / MGC)
Let's Decorate MGC in Style!
Tracklights: MGC Member News

Kirsten Flaherty, Sarah Hauser and Anne LaFond are exhibiting in A Joint Exhibition of Intaglio Prints by New York and Melbourne, Australia-based Artists, organized with the New York Society of Etchers, at the National Arts Club from October 26 to November 8, 2014. The reception will be on October 30, 6-8 pm. The Club is at 15 Gramercy Park South in New York City.www.nysetchers.org 

Beth Ganz is participating in EFA Open Studios 2014 with a display of New Workon Thursday October 23, 6-10 pm, Friday October 24, 6-9 pm and Saturday, October 25, 1-6 pm. Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, at 323 West 39th Street, Studio 703 in New York City. bethganz.com 

Gillie Holme is exhibiting her prints in a show entitled Fugue States: New Work on Paper. Lithography and Solar Plates at Steven Harris Architects located at
120 Chambers Street in New York City. The exhibition will be view to November 24, 2014. For information, call 212-587-1108 or gillieholme@gmail.com

Matthias Kern
 is participating in JACO'S UNILATERALISM, a group show of seven artists at JACO ART New York, located at 98A Audrey Avenue in Oyster Bay, New York. The opening reception is on Friday, October 17th, 2014 from 6-9 pm. The show can be viewed on October 18 and 19 from 12 pm to 7 pm, and by appointment from October 20th through December 23, 2014. 
Email: josephjohnartworld@gmail.com.

Larry Schulte is exhibiting a 30-year survey of NYC weavings of paper, photos, and paintings based on the Fibonacci Sequence. The survey, entitled Larry Schulte: Math + Weaving = Art, is on view at Guild Gallery II at the Hudson Guild Fulton Center, located at 119 9th Avenue (between 17th and 18th Street) in New York City. The exhibit will be on view from November 13 through January 24, 2015. The opening reception will be on Thursday November 13 from 6:00-7:30 pm. There will be a Meet the Artist Talk on Thursday January 8 from 1:00-2:00 pm. Viewing hours are Weds-Fri/3:00-6:00 pm and by appt. For information, call: Jim Furlong, Director of Arts, 212-760-9837. Email: jfurlong@hudsonguild.org

Correction, please note: in the minutes of the General Membership Meeting included in a previous email, Alicia Damley should have been included in the list of names of members attending the meeting.

      
Of interest to our Members:
Kristin Casaletto 
is exhibiting her hand-pulled prints and monumentally scaled works in a show entitledParable at the New York Public Library's Muhlenberg branch, 209 West 23rd Street in Chelsea, New York City. Featuring woodcuts and etchings that are part of her series Mississippi Voices, her artwork envisions themes of racism, resiliency and spirituality as they emerge from oral history interviews conducted in Mississippi. The exhibit hours are October 16 to January 16, 2015. www.kristincasaletto.com 
 
Dominican York Proyecto Grafica
a printmaking collective, including MGC members Luanda Lozano and Moses Ros-Suárez, has collaborated with DYPG curator Miguel Luciano and many guest artists to mount a show entitled Narratives of Self-Exile/Narrativas del Auto-Exilio at the Bronx ArtSpace. The exhibition will open on October 17, with a reception from 6-9 pm, and continue until November 8, 2014. The Bronx ArtSpace is located at 305 East 140th Street, 1A, The Bronx, NY. An artists' talk will be on Wednesday, October 22, from 7-9 pm. 718-401-8144 www.bronxartspace.com 

Robert Kipniss
is exhibiting over 30 recent works at The Old Print Shop in a show entitled Poetry of Art: Paintings, Drawings and Prints. The show will be on view from October 18 to November 22, 2014. A reception will be held on Thursday, October 23, from 4:30-7:00 pm. Both the graphic and the literary arts of Kipniss are included. Robert Kipniss will be the honorary chairperson of the MGC benefit event PaperView 2014 on November 5 from 6-9 pm. 150 Lexington Avenue, New York City. 212-683-3950   www.oldprintshop.com
 
  MANHATTAN GRAPHICS CENTER
  250 WEST 40 STREET, FIFTH FLOOR | NYC 10018 | 212-219-8783
 NYCulture

Continental Drift: Printmakers Converge - The Boston Printmakers and the Icelandic Printmakers Association

Continental Drift: Printmakers Converge
The Icelandic Printmakers Association & The Boston Printmakers

An exhibit of work by The Boston Printmakers and the Icelandic Printmakers Association inspired by a recent trip to Iceland and collaboration between the two groups of artists. Read about the trip.

BELMONT GALLERY OF ART
Friday, October 24 – Friday December 5, 2014

Opening Reception at the Belmont Gallery of Art:

This Friday, October 24, 6 – 8 PM

Print Talk by Artist Members from Boston and Iceland: 
Sunday, November 23, 2 PM – 4 PM



About BELMONT GALLERY OF ART

Homer Municipal Building, 3rd Floor

19 Moore Street, Belmont Center, Belmont, MA 02478

Gallery Hours: Thursday – Friday: 10 AM – 4 PM, Sunday 1 – 4 PM

Special Fridays Evening Hours: Nov. 7 and Nov. 14, 6 – 8 PM
The Gallery is wheelchair accessible


Learn more about the exhibition in Iceland.
Companion Exhibit of Icelandic Prints
Scandinavian Living Center, Nordic Hall,
206 Waltham Street, West Newton, MA
Reception and Talk with Icelandic Artists at the Nordic Hall: 
Thursday, November 20th, 5:30 – 7:30 PM 
www.scandicenter.org617-795-1914 

curso de tratamento criativo de imagens - Casa Contemporânea - SP

Casa
CURSO DE TRATAMENTO CRIATIVO
O curso é voltado para pessoas que tem curiosidade em descobrir o universo de possibilidades que existe no tratamento de imagens. Será explorado o lado criativo do photoshop, não apenas no manuseio das ferramentas mas na interpretação da imagem, para então decidir qual melhor tratamento a aplicar sobre ela. Clique aqui e saiba mais!

Rua Capitão Macedo 370 - Vila Mariana – São Paulo - SP / CEP: 04021-020 Telefone: (11) 2337 3015
© 2014 Casa Contemporânea. All Rights Reserved. Design by Zwei Arts. 

2014 MONOTHON printing




Dedicated to the Art of the Print


 Letter from the Executive Director


The 2014 MONOTHON printing sessions have taken place, and our artists are putting the final touches on the works that they are donating to the MONOTHON Silent Auction and Benefit taking place on Saturday, November 8th, from 6-9pm, at Lillian August Flagship headquarters on Knight Street in Norwalk, Connecticut.  This event is not to be missed.  MONOTHON brings guests/artists/collectors and friends from around the world to celebrate CCP and to raise crucial funds to support the Center and its activities.

 
There are numerous ways to contribute to the Center for Contemporary Printmaking. You can become a CCP member, renew your membership, donate to our Annual Appeal, and support the Grace Shanley Memorial Scholarship Fund.  You can also donate your time and energy to this treasured printmaking facility that is committed to supporting and encouraging serious, emerging, and professional artists in the creation of original prints.  You can be a valuable part of CCP's future success.  We welcome your engagement.

 
As we prepare to celebrate our 20th Anniversary in 2015, we hope that you will expand your commitment to the Center.  If you are new to the Center, we hope that you will share your talents and insights with us.  Opportunities to pursue your interests abound at CCP.  The camaraderie at the Center is palpable.  It is easy to connect or reconnect if you have been away for awhile.  Please contact us at 203-899-7999.  I look forward to seeing you soon at CCP - 299 West Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut.

Laura G. Einstein, Executive Director


The party is open to the public; tickets are $50/person in advance and $60 at the door. Contact CCP at 203.899.7999 or jakers@contemprints.org to purchase tickets in advance.  Visit our website for more details


 
In addition to the works created by artists featured in the silent auction, our MONOTHON Committee has secured works by renowned artists and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to be featured during the live auction. 
 
Here are just a few of the items that will be auctioned at the event:

Pacific Patterns I, by Sarah Amos, Collagraph with gouache and mixed med












Sarah Amos, Pacific Patterns I, Collagraph
  
Sarah Amos is an Australian printmaker currently based in Vermont.  Her process of richly layered
printmaking, punctuated by over painting with dynamic patterns, create vibrant and highly collectable works.  Her prints are created by hand on a large etching press, where she frequently combines etchings, monoprints and collagraph plates to make the final printed surface. Pacific Patterns measures 17" x 12" and is 24.25" x 24.25" framed.




 

 

 

 

cottage_august13Helen Frankenthaler Cottage at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking with CCP's Staff Master Printer Christopher Shore
Let your imagination run free as you create under the tutelage of CCP's Master Printer Chris Shore.  Whether you are looking to explore new printing methods, or to hone the skills you already have, this is a great opportunity to devote a concentrated block of time to practicing your craft in our state-of-the-art facilities. 






CCP Giving Back to the Community

On Monday evening, October 21st, CCP wrapped up the MONOTHON printing sessions with the annual Outreach MONOTHON. Thanks to a generous donation from the Bershaw Family Fund, thirteen children from the Norwalk Housing Authority Learning Center at 20 West Avenue, participated in an enrichment program introducing each student to printmaking. During three art-filled hours, students watched a monotype demonstration by Staff Master Printer Christopher Shore, and then began to ink and print their own works of art. Students made numerous monotypes. One of these works from each student was selected for CCP's Silent Auction on November 8th at our MONOTHON Auction & Party. We are grateful to the Bershaw family and to the Norwalk Housing Authority Learning Center for a successful and fun-filled printing session.


Members Show Announcement

Kindred
CALL FOR ENTRIES / ANNUAL MEMBERS' EXHIBITION

January 15 - March 15, 2015
Opening Reception - Sunday, January 25, 2015 from 2pm-5pm

AWARDS JUROR: Emily Lombardo, Post Graduate Teaching Fellow, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA 

PRIZES:             
BEST IN SHOW:  Solo exhibition in the Center's litho and etching rooms to coincide with the 2017 Annual Members' Exhibitions:  (dates to be announced).
SECOND PRIZE:  Half-day with CCP Printer
HONORABLE MENTION: One-day studio rental

RECEIVING DATE: No later than January 5, 2015 - CCP will begin to accept work the week of December 22, 2014.  Mailed entries must be received by January 5, 2015.



Upcoming Workshops

Mary Taylor, Peabody Journal 3, Pigment Transfer on Painted Canvas
October 28 - 31                                               
CCP Staff Printers
Tuesday - Friday,  10am - 4pm
4-day Workshop, limited to 7

November 1 - 2

Lisa Mackie
Saturday - Sunday, 10am - 4pm
2-day Weekend Workshop, limited to 8

November 5 - 6
Encaustic Plus: Paint, Print, Process
Leslie Giuliani
Wednesday - Thursday, 10am - 4pm
2-day Workshop, limited to 8

November 11 - 13 
Acid Free Intaglio
Paul DeRuvo
Tuesday - Thursday, 10am - 2pm
3-day Workshop, limited to 8

November 14 - 16
Beyond the Digital Print
Mary Taylor
Friday - Sunday, 10am - 4pm
3-day Weekend Workshop, limited to 6