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The Artists Alliance / Alianza de Artistas Inc. is a New York City based not for profit composed of artists from a broad spectrum of national backgrounds, working in a wide variety of different media. AAI is dedicated to promoting discussion and awareness of the visual arts, sharing information with the public, promoting interaction with local communities, and providing forums for artists. http://www.aai-nyc.org/index.html et plus specialement http://www.aai-nyc.org/AAI_Info/Internships/index.html http://www.aai-nyc.org/Studio_Programs/index.html http://www.aai-nyc.org/Gallery_Spaces/index.html

AO Onsite – New York: Antony Gormley ‘Event Horizon’ Press Preview, Madison Square Park, show runs through August 15, 2010 Posted using ShareThis

As I was looking for information about internships in the Art field for a friend in France, I figured out this kind of information should be on the blog!!! So...NEW LABEL for INTERNSHIPS INFO.. starting with... Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2010, Americans for the Arts is the nation's leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts in America. Americans for the Arts is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts. From offices in Washington, DC, and New York City, it serves more than 150,000 organizational and individual members and stakeholders. http://www.artsusa.org

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FEMMES DU MONDE well. you may have to read French but if interested, english is spoken! check the website http://www.femmesdumonde.com/ Pourquoi des voyages au féminin ? Les femmes ont des besoins et des aspirations qui leur sont propres, parfois même une lecture du monde différente. Loin de toutes formes de sectarisme, nous sommes convaincues que les moments privilégiés entre elles, qu’elles soient des amies, un tandem mère/fille ou des sœurs, méritent une attention tout particulière. Alors, que vous soyez divorcée, célibataire, veuve, mariée, mère de famille, grand-mère… nous allons prendre soin de vous et vous emmener loin de votre quotidien.Nos voyages sont une parenthèse chaleureuse, mêlant découvertes, rencontres et bien-être. Une récréation pour vivre à votre rythme, dans l’authenticité et la spontanéité des relations que vous tisserez entre voyageuses mais aussi avec les femmes qui vous accueillent. Celles qui, nombreuses, ne quitteront jamais leur village pour venir à vous. Z...

La rétrospective new-yorkaise de Kazimir Malevitch surprend par sa sobriété. Six tableaux de l’icône suprématiste russe recouvrent les murs de la petite salle du Guggenheim. L’intérêt de l’exposition n’est certainement pas dans la profusion d’oeuvres présentées, mais dans le caractère inédit de l’évènement : voilà 83 ans que ces tableaux n’ont pas été réunis. lire la suite ,,, french Morning News ..... http://frenchmorning.com/ny/2010/03/15/malevitch-in-focus-du-non-objectivisme-au-suprematisme/ UNTIL March 28, 2010 to see Anish KAPOOR With the inauguration of the Deutsche Guggenheim in 1997, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Deutsche Bank launched a unique and ambitious program of contemporary art commissions that has enabled the Guggenheim to act as a catalyst for artistic production. Anish Kapoor: Memory is the fourteenth commission project to be completed since the program’s inception and is the Guggenheim’s first collaboration with Anish Kapoor, an artist celebrated for his...

I've met Brian at the Armory Show when I toured groups around Pier 92 and 94. Check his blog to learn about what's going on in NYC........ http://feeslist.blogspot.com/

Studio View (Chop Suey), ca. 1930s Watercolor on paper, 22 1/8 x 15 1/4 inches A close look at the little-known early works presented in Milton Avery: Industrial Revelations makes evident for the first time that Avery was an attentive observer of the immense technological changes that were taking place in the American economy and in society from the mid-1920s to the mid-1930s. Although Avery did occasionally exhibit some of this output, scholars and critics have tended to overlook this thread in his work, in favor of themes of leisure, nature, and the figure that anticipate his later development. Since Avery’s industrial images remained little known, they are absent from major studies of America and the machine age, the term often used to characterize the period between the two world wars. —Gail Levin (2010) Knoedler & Company is pleased to present,............. Press release/gallery's website http://www.knoedlergallery.com/exhibitions/index.html Nytimes review http://www.knoed...

source: http://www.salondudessincontemporain.com/index.php?menu=.&page=main Carrousel du Louvre 99 rue de Rivoli 75001 Paris 25 au 28 mars 2010 Ouverture au public : Le jeudi 25 et samedi 27 : 11h à 20h Nocturne vendredi 26 : 11h - 21h Dimanche 28 : 11h - 19h Vernissage presse : mercredi 24 mars, à partir de 14h (sur invitation) Vernissage : mercredi 24 mars, 18h30 - 22h (sur invitation) Métro : Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre (ligne 1 et 7) Bus : 21, 27, 39, 81, 95 arrêt Palais Royal Parking du Carrousel : accès par le tunnel de l’avenue du Général Lemonnier Renseignements : +33 (0)1 44 07 21 87 salondudessincontemporain@orange.fr

http://www.fiaf.org/events/winter2010/2010-03-17-odon.shtml UNTIL APRIL 24 2010 FIAF presents an exhibition reflecting the art world’s new interest in paper as a creative medium. Acclaimed French artist Odon’s thrilling, luminous spiral paper works employ this traditional material in a revolutionary and beautiful way. Early in his career, Odon’s intensely personal and mysterious images were inspired by the Cobra movement (Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam), a group of expressionist painters interested in freedom of color and form. In the 1970s Odon began experimenting with the inclusion of cut and woven modifications on the surfaces of his paintings. By the late 1970s this had evolved into an increasingly complex process of cutting, shredding, and braiding paper, painted by him on both sides, into never-ending, sunburst-like forms that he calls mandalas. The ancient form of the mandala, meaning circle in Sanskrit, is a common symbol of sacred power in many cultures, representing a cosmic...

Spring private sale Wednesday 24th from 10 am to 1 pm Ornella Pietri, Stéphanie Rétro and Perrine Pavageau will be pleased to welcome you Coffee, tea, juices,madeleines, canelés and cookieswill be offered... at Christelle Dubosq, 57 West 75th street, Apt #6CD (tel 347 286 9547)

On the wall of a windowless auditorium in Manhattan, color-coded maps of the New York region filled two large screens, showing the Consolidated Edison customers who did not have electricity. Ángel Franco/The New York Times A vicious weekend storm tore through the metropolitan area, Dozens of tables, their surfaces covered by laptops and telephones, filled the room. The phones rang constantly, as if in a telethon. Information came from crews in the field on how quickly they were fixing downed lines. Every few hours, a staff meteorologist provided the latest forecast, and company officials updated each other on the number of hospitals, schools and nursing homes that were without power. As the worst of the weekend storm passed through the area, Con Ed activated its emergency response center on the 19th floor of its headquarters on Irving Place. In the last three years, it had been used just twice: during a heat wave in 2008 and when a steam pipe exploded in Midtown the year before. But ...

The Unilever Series: Ai Weiwei 12 October 2010 – 25 April 2011 Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, site of The Unilever Series © Tate The Chinese artist Ai Weiwei will undertake the eleventh commission in The Unilever Series for the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern . This annual commission invites an artist to make a work of art especially for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. The Series has resulted in some of the most innovative and significant sculptures of recent years. Admission to The Unilever Series is free. The Unilever Series: an annual art commission sponsored by Unilever

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Rock, Paper, Scissors! Gallery Talk The Silhouette World of Béatrice Coron Wednesday, March 24, 2010 at 7pm Le Skyroom Part of the series Rock, Paper, Scissors! more info: http://www.fiaf.org/events/winter2010/2010-03-24-coron.shtml in relation with the exhibit @ MAD MUSEUM http://www.madmuseum.org/

11th Drawings Week – La Semaine du Dessin From 22nd until 29th March 2010 For the connoisseur and novice alike, Alongside the Salon du Dessin, la Semaine du Dessin gives to the visitor the opportunity to discover a selection of works presented by various museums and other public collections. Pratical information Opening hours: 12noon to 8:30 pm From Wednesday 24th until Monday 29th March 2010 more infos: http://www.salondudessin.com/

april 28th Wednesday Special Events; Lectures, Panels, and DialoguesUP CLOSE: ANGLES & PERSPECTIVES | 4 pm Nukae (What is it?) Immerse yourself in an art experience at this unprecedented event. Observe as art handlers install this stunning and complex work of contemporary art by El Anatsui while panelists discuss the piece and engage viewers in conversation about what's happening before them. Elements of dance and spoken word add interdisciplinary layers to the experience. Panelists include: •Lisa Binder Assistant Curator, Museum for African Art, New York •Marie-Therese Brincard Curatorial Advisor, African Collection, Neuberger Museum of Art •Bright Ugochukwu Eke Artist •Lowery Stokes Sims Curator, Museum of Arts & Design, New York •Robert Storr Professor of Painting/Printmaking and Dean of the School of Art at Yale University •Nelly Van Bommel Conservatory of Dance, Purchase College, SUNY Free / This program is made possible through the generous support of the Buck Family ...

Source: http://larchmont.patch.com/ Cleopatra and Evil Queen Go Sledding in Larchmont Sleds painted with the faces of infamous women characters and photos of gazebos are now on view at the public library. By Keith Loria | Email the author | March 6, 2010 The Evil Queen Credit Keith Loria Zoom on working on specific themes, and two interesting ones decorate the walls of the Oresman Gallery at the Larchmont Public Library for the month of March. On one wall hangs the exhibit "Heads on Sleds," consisting of a dozen snow-wing sleds painted with the faces of infamous women characters, such as the Evil Queen from Snow White and Cleopatra. "I was walking around my neighborhood one day and there was a sled thrown on someone's lawn, and because I paint surfaces, I thought it was a really unique potential for something, so I bought it and it sat in my studio for two years," says artist Ann Ladd Ferencz. "One day I turned around and realized it was the perfect shape o...

ON VIEW until April 30th http://www.gabarronfoundation.org/Default.aspx

Bienvenue à Vidéo-Appart 2010 Exposition dans les appartements parisiens Du 11 au 28 Mars 2010 Expositions d'art vidéo dans des appartements parisiens durant 2 semaines suivant 3 parcours (Nord, Centre et Est) semaine du 18 au 21 mars, deuxième Parcours Circuit centre de 16h à 23h + 1 nocturne par appartement INFOS http://video-appart.com. infos trouves grace a ARTAIS Bienvenue chez Artaïs, l'association qui vous fait voyager dans l'art contemporain http://www.artais-artcontemporain.org/index.php