Picasso weeping woman and other craft information

May 16th, 2011 by admin

Picasso Nudes and other craft pictures

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Congratulations Shaun Downey!

It’s been a while, but I had to come back to congratulate Shaun Downey (previously posted about here), his painting “Blue Coca” has been included in the BP Portrait Award Competition exhibition, and on top of that is being used as the main advertising image for the competition!  I can easily see why, this is a stunning portrait that seems to reveal a great deal about the subject while simultaneously suggesting an inner life that remains mysterious.  Great work!

Image taken from the the star article about Shaun’s work, August 1, 2010.

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Thomas Eggerer – In der Pyramide – Galerie Daniel Buchholz – Cologne


Thomas Eggerer – In der Pyramide – Galerie Daniel Buchholz – Cologne – 13 April – 25 June 2011

German Art NowBerlin Art NowCollage/Collages: From Cubism to New Dada

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Picasso Calendar and other craft information

May 3rd, 2011 by admin

Picasso nude and other crafting information

Beautiful Losers – New Video on Babelgum – Art & Skateboarding

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Beautiful Losers – New Video on Babelgum – Art & Skateboarding

Interesting video looking at art and skating in the early 90s.

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Beautiful Losers looks at the initially under-appreciated yet wildly influential outcasts such as Shepard Fairey, Margaret Kilgallen, Mike Mills, Barry McGee, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Harmony Korine, Stephen Powers, Geoff McFetridge, Thomas Campbell and Ed Templeton.

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Indoor Garden Benefits in Homes and Offices

There are several benefits to installing indoor gardens in a home or building. Plants supply oxygen and enhance indoor air quality. They can be visually stimulating or they can be calming or relaxing focal areas. Indoor gardens can also serve as spill-over or lounge areas. Below is a list of common elements and found in an indoor garden.

Seating – Seating can be in the form of benches, couches, tables and chairs, seat walls, sculptural stone chairs, or amphitheater seating. Seating in an indoor garden is essential particularly if it is adjacent to concessionaires or an open restaurant. Seating is also needed in order when the garden is used as a spill-over, lounge or waiting area.

Indoor Planting –Planting is also essential for an indoor garden, particularly to enhance air quality and modify the climate. When choosing plants for an indoor garden, specifications must always be considered. There are various specifications for various types of indoor plants. The garden must also have filtered natural lighting in the daytime as all plants still obtain food from sunlight. Consider planting for ornamenting, buffering, screening or scale modification.

Decorative Paving – Decorative paving is always present in any garden, whether indoors or outdoors. Decorative paving provides a flat and dry surface for people to use. These paved surfaces can be used as walkways, seating, waiting, and dining areas.

Focal point – Focal points in an indoor garden help provide a focus for either a large or small scaled space. Focal points organize a space by dividing up areas and pathways for direction. The types of focal points are only limited by the imagination. Common focal points include statues, water features, mobiles, relief or free standing sculptures and even a specimen plant or tree.

Promoting the benefits of indoor gardens for a home or a building can be an effective campaign for landscape garden suppliers and installers. When marketing budget is limited, garden installers can make use of printed promotional materials. Examples of these are flyers, booklets or brochures. Printing these today can be convenient, reliable and affordable using online printers. There are online printing companies such as UPrinting for example, who can be found on popular web directories such as LinkedIn and Wikipedia.

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Draw a Horse Step by Step

How to draw a horse step by step – learn how to draw this horse in simple steps – ideal for beginners

Learn How to Draw

You can learn how to draw. It’s easier than you think. Start here with these free learn how to draw lessons. Work through the lessons step by step and you’ll learn how to draw in no time!

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Picasso nude and other crafting information

April 16th, 2011 by admin

Pablo picasso paintings and other crafting information

Beautiful Losers – New Video on Babelgum – Art & Skateboarding

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Beautiful Losers – New Video on Babelgum – Art & Skateboarding

Interesting video looking at art and skating in the early 90s.

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Beautiful Losers looks at the initially under-appreciated yet wildly influential outcasts such as Shepard Fairey, Margaret Kilgallen, Mike Mills, Barry McGee, Jo Jackson, Chris Johanson, Harmony Korine, Stephen Powers, Geoff McFetridge, Thomas Campbell and Ed Templeton.

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“Required Reading” Fifth Reveal: Mike Mitchell’s “The Invisible Man” (Show is Tonight!)

First of all, here’s a quick reminder that our “Required Reading” show opens at Gallery 1988 tonight. Try to line up early if you can, some things will go very quickly. I will give a heads up when the leftover prints are available online tomorrow. For our fifth and final reveal, we’d like to show you Mike Mitchell’s “The Invisible Man”. It’s an 8.25″ x 19.75″ giclee. Get more info on the show at Gallery1988.com.

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Clothing That Was Made to Last…& Has! (or) Why Vintage?

Dear Friends:  What is it about vintage clothing that makes it so irresistible?  Actually,
I’ve been thinking about this for years and here goes:

1. It’s unique. If you find something fabulous in a vintage shop (like ours, of course)
you can be pretty sure that you won’t see a similar garment walking down the avenue towards you…
  Adrianna Papell Dress, Silk, mid-1980s, $64
Gina Teresa Sweater Coat, 100% Wool, 1970s, $78
2  It has lasted for a good long time and if it is in perfect condition (as our clothing is, of course) you can be pretty sure that it’ll last and look fabulous for a lot longer.

Zoe in red beaded topAll-over heavily hand-beaded top by Carmen Marc Valvo, $180.
3  It was made with superb fabric (as is our clo…am I repeating myself?)  Great designers of the past like Pauline Trigere, Coco Chanel, Gianni Versace, Valentino, Yves St. Laurent, Christian Dior, Mary McFadden, Hubert Givenchy, Halston, Azzedine Alaia…all used amazing fabrics (and yes, ArtsEcho Galleria has all of the above designers in the collection).
Wedding Gown in MirrorWedding Dress, ca. 1961, satin with silk & cotton lace, hand beaded $340
Antique Wedding Hat, ca. 1910, $250
4  They knew which end of the needle was sharp!  The clothing is constructed very beautifully.  Tiny tucks, invisible seams, bias cuts, top stitching and many other couture techniques make these clothes look exquisite and fit beautifully.
Silver jumpsuitSilver Disco Jumpsuit, 1970s, $120
Warm regards,
Sandra and the ArtsEcho Galleria Team and the photographer for this shoot, our friend, Sylvia Karcz.

PS:  TONIGHT!  6-9pm…join us in welcoming fiber artist Lisa Chipetine and her fabulous contemporary art quilts.  In exhibition!
“Spinal Tap” by Lisa Chipetine

PPS:  The official beginning of spring is only (gasp) 18 days away…so I am hereby announcing that this Sunday (March 6!) isthe LAST day of our HUGE WINTER 50% off sale.  So….if you’re still pining over that wonderful hot pink wool coat or that glamorous suede skirt or the fabulous raccoon coat, NOW IS THE TIME!

PPPS:  We’re here on Tues – Fri from 12 – 8 and on Sunday from 12 – 6.

PPPPS:  Please pass this email on to all the wonderful beautiful-clothing-and-fiber-arts -loving friends that you have.

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