I finally got around to getting new work on my site.
Added a Wallflower or two and a handful of images to my Gray project. Enjoy.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Tonight!
I am truly excited to head down to Tribeca and see Bill Sullivan's solo show, opening up tonight:
People I know: New Paintings.
I have known Bill for several years and have known him to be an amazing photographer, but I am really excited to see his large scale photo realistic oil paintings for the first time.
© Bill Sullivan
OPENING RECEPTION:
March 12/ 6-8pm
Sasha Wolf Gallery
10 Leonard Street
Tribeca
New York, NY
I am truly excited to head down to Tribeca and see Bill Sullivan's solo show, opening up tonight:
People I know: New Paintings.
I have known Bill for several years and have known him to be an amazing photographer, but I am really excited to see his large scale photo realistic oil paintings for the first time.
© Bill Sullivan
OPENING RECEPTION:
March 12/ 6-8pm
Sasha Wolf Gallery
10 Leonard Street
Tribeca
New York, NY
Friday, March 06, 2009
Spring's around the bend. I'm really feeling the need for warmer weather and a change in seasons.
"If you were a bird, and lived on high you'd lean on the wind when the wind came by...." A.A. Milne
Miranda Lake
Treetops, 2008 from the series Postcards from a Sunken City
©Miranda Lake
Paolo Ventura
From his series Winter Stories
© Paolo Ventura
Michael Kwiecinski
Golden Tove, From the series Withinnan
©Michael Kwiecinski
"If you were a bird, and lived on high you'd lean on the wind when the wind came by...." A.A. Milne
Miranda Lake
Treetops, 2008 from the series Postcards from a Sunken City
©Miranda Lake
Paolo Ventura
From his series Winter Stories
© Paolo Ventura
Michael Kwiecinski
Golden Tove, From the series Withinnan
©Michael Kwiecinski
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
WIPNYC - Lightside Individual Project Grant
Cara Phillips and myself are starting to look towards June to celebrate our 1st year of WIPNYC! Though we realize there is still snow on the ground and there are some months to go between now and then we have big news that will make the time fly.
That said we are thrilled to announce our first project grant (which will be awarded June 10th at the National Arts Club), funded by Lightside Photographic Services/ and co-sponsored by LTI. The $3,000 grant award will provide funding to one female photographer to support project costs. And as Cara mentioned on her blog, we are thrilled to be able to contribute to the art community this way. We are indeed looking forward to seeing all of the exciting projects, and as of April 1st, there will be more specific info on submitting.
Good luck! Stay tuned for more info!
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GRANT: $3000.00. One grant will be awarded
APPLICATION PROCESS OPENS: Wednesday April 1, 2009 12am
Link to online application will be made available on wipnyc.org.
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2009, 12AM
GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT: JUNE 10, 2009
Grant announcement will be made at evening event at the National Arts Club, Grand Gallery. There will be a reception for the grant winner and a slideshow presentation of their work. The Grant winner's work will be featured in a wipnyc.org online solo showcase opening on 6/16/09.
APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY
Applications will be only be accepted from female photographers who are at least 18 years old, and who are NOT currently enrolled in any full-time or part-time degree program.
PROJECT ELIGIBILITY
Projects submitted for consideration can be new or ongoing. Applicants should submit no more than one proposal in support for one project.
REVIEW PROCESS
WIP’s curatorial staff, Amy Elkins & Cara Phillips will review projects for visual & conceptual strength, rigor of purpose, and clarity of stated
project goals.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
WIPNY will only accept online submissions.
Applicants must submit exactly five images. Each image must be:
JPEG format
72dpi
sRGB
650 pixels wide
Contact Info
BIO (Under 200 words)
CV
**Please direct all grant submission questions to the email address which will be made available as APRIL 1, 2009**
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Describe the project in 300 words or less* ( IN PLACE OF ARTISTS STATEMENT)
Please include: Project start date, or in progress staus. Estimated finish date?*
Please provide a detailed list of expenses. Itemize each expense and provide a dollar amount.*
Please list any estimated income or other funding sources.*
Women In Photography
co-curated by Amy Elkins and Cara Phillips
WIPNYC is a Humble Arts Foundation project.
Cara Phillips and myself are starting to look towards June to celebrate our 1st year of WIPNYC! Though we realize there is still snow on the ground and there are some months to go between now and then we have big news that will make the time fly.
That said we are thrilled to announce our first project grant (which will be awarded June 10th at the National Arts Club), funded by Lightside Photographic Services/ and co-sponsored by LTI. The $3,000 grant award will provide funding to one female photographer to support project costs. And as Cara mentioned on her blog, we are thrilled to be able to contribute to the art community this way. We are indeed looking forward to seeing all of the exciting projects, and as of April 1st, there will be more specific info on submitting.
Good luck! Stay tuned for more info!
--
GRANT: $3000.00. One grant will be awarded
APPLICATION PROCESS OPENS: Wednesday April 1, 2009 12am
Link to online application will be made available on wipnyc.org.
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2009, 12AM
GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT: JUNE 10, 2009
Grant announcement will be made at evening event at the National Arts Club, Grand Gallery. There will be a reception for the grant winner and a slideshow presentation of their work. The Grant winner's work will be featured in a wipnyc.org online solo showcase opening on 6/16/09.
APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY
Applications will be only be accepted from female photographers who are at least 18 years old, and who are NOT currently enrolled in any full-time or part-time degree program.
PROJECT ELIGIBILITY
Projects submitted for consideration can be new or ongoing. Applicants should submit no more than one proposal in support for one project.
REVIEW PROCESS
WIP’s curatorial staff, Amy Elkins & Cara Phillips will review projects for visual & conceptual strength, rigor of purpose, and clarity of stated
project goals.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
WIPNY will only accept online submissions.
Applicants must submit exactly five images. Each image must be:
JPEG format
72dpi
sRGB
650 pixels wide
Contact Info
BIO (Under 200 words)
CV
**Please direct all grant submission questions to the email address which will be made available as APRIL 1, 2009**
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Describe the project in 300 words or less* ( IN PLACE OF ARTISTS STATEMENT)
Please include: Project start date, or in progress staus. Estimated finish date?*
Please provide a detailed list of expenses. Itemize each expense and provide a dollar amount.*
Please list any estimated income or other funding sources.*
Women In Photography
co-curated by Amy Elkins and Cara Phillips
WIPNYC is a Humble Arts Foundation project.
Monday, March 02, 2009
Snow in your Eyes
It's not a shocker that the weather would go completely blizzard-esk in the midst of one of the busiest weeks in NYC for the art / photo world. It just makes the week all that more chaotic and sloppy. Get your running shoes on cause there's some events to go to! To name a few...
Unknown photographer. Boston Marathon,1904
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Wednesday, March 4
Amani Olu Projects is pleased to announce its participation in SCOPE Art Fair, which will be held March 4 – 8, 2009 in Booth D01 at Lincoln Center (62nd Street at 10th Avenue). amani olu will showcase works by Michael Bühler–Rose, Gerald Edwards III, Jon Feinstein, Alison Malone, Marc McAndrews, Bradley Peters, Peter Riesett, David La Spina, Tina Tyrell and Ann Woo.
For more information: scope-art.com
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Art Fair! (a group exhibition)
Michael Mazzeo Gallery
March 4 - April 11
Opening Reception, Wednesday, March 4, 6PM - 8PM
Featured artists include Juliana Beasey, Alison Carey, F&D Cartier, Caleb Charland, John Chervinsky, Rachael Dunville, Lucas Foglia, Jefferson Hayman, Yong Hee Kim, Sebastian Lemm, Chris McCaw, Leah Oates, Cara Phillips, Josh Quigley, Christopher Rauschenberg, Robin Schwartz, Will Steacy, Lacey Terrell, and Terry Towery.
Art Fair! will remain on view through April 11. For more information, please contact the gallery.
MICHAEL MAZZEO GALLERY
526 W.26 St. Suite 209
New York, NY 10001
+1.212.741.6599
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THURSDAY, March 5th
Humble Arts Foundation
The Collector’s Guide to Emerging Art Photography Launch Party
Thursday, March 5, 6 – 9 PM
VOLTA NY
7 W. 34th Street at 5th Avenue
It's not a shocker that the weather would go completely blizzard-esk in the midst of one of the busiest weeks in NYC for the art / photo world. It just makes the week all that more chaotic and sloppy. Get your running shoes on cause there's some events to go to! To name a few...
Unknown photographer. Boston Marathon,1904
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Wednesday, March 4
Amani Olu Projects is pleased to announce its participation in SCOPE Art Fair, which will be held March 4 – 8, 2009 in Booth D01 at Lincoln Center (62nd Street at 10th Avenue). amani olu will showcase works by Michael Bühler–Rose, Gerald Edwards III, Jon Feinstein, Alison Malone, Marc McAndrews, Bradley Peters, Peter Riesett, David La Spina, Tina Tyrell and Ann Woo.
For more information: scope-art.com
--
Art Fair! (a group exhibition)
Michael Mazzeo Gallery
March 4 - April 11
Opening Reception, Wednesday, March 4, 6PM - 8PM
Featured artists include Juliana Beasey, Alison Carey, F&D Cartier, Caleb Charland, John Chervinsky, Rachael Dunville, Lucas Foglia, Jefferson Hayman, Yong Hee Kim, Sebastian Lemm, Chris McCaw, Leah Oates, Cara Phillips, Josh Quigley, Christopher Rauschenberg, Robin Schwartz, Will Steacy, Lacey Terrell, and Terry Towery.
Art Fair! will remain on view through April 11. For more information, please contact the gallery.
MICHAEL MAZZEO GALLERY
526 W.26 St. Suite 209
New York, NY 10001
+1.212.741.6599
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THURSDAY, March 5th
Humble Arts Foundation
The Collector’s Guide to Emerging Art Photography Launch Party
Thursday, March 5, 6 – 9 PM
VOLTA NY
7 W. 34th Street at 5th Avenue
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