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Vernissage de l'exposition le 16 octobre à 18h30,  23, Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains, 1000 Bruxelles Exposition du 16 au 30 octobre xQZqr1wr3V8X_kDIabRW-fjDMvIQvPWLOb1ePUs87EumXvNWaN2lJFxEsZ7_tXGF8bEzqnf0YK0nooKS28Pt_LS0esh1=s0-d-e1-ft

check out https://www.neuberger.org October 2014 Highlights 1st Wednesday     In the Community Neu First Wednesdays | 4:30 - 8:00 pm   4:30 pm, Sound Art  featuring artist Ranjit Bhatnagar and Purchase College student artists 6:30 pm, New Media Lecture with Martha Colburn The New Media Lecture Series is co-curated by the Neuberger Museum of Art and the New Media Board of Study, School of Film and Media Studies, Purchase College.   Neu First Wednesdays are designed by Purchase College students to provide lively social, creative and intellectual engagement with works of art for their fellow students and the wider community. REFRESMENTS AND ADMISSION ARE FREE.

et un message en particulier de Myriam Delahoux de CHATOU: Bonjour chères amies et chers amis J'ouvre les portes de mon atelier  Samedi 27 septembre 2014 de 14h à 19h  (le dimanche fin de matinée sur RV) au 1 rue de la Bibliothèque (entre le 10 et 12 avenue de Brimont) à Chatou 78400 Venez voir quelques unes de mes sculptures et aussi  les œuvres faites par mes élèves l'an dernier .  Je vous attends avec très grand plaisir. Très amicalement. Myriam  Delahoux, PS:  Vous avez en pièce jointe  le plan où 66 autres artistes ouvrent leur atelier. Vous pouvez regarder ces liens: Mon site:  www.myriamdelahoux.net Mon blog ADAPY dessin-peinture:  http://adapy.centerblog.net  33 (0)6 86 16 19 76 33 (0)1 30 71 34 50

Just sharing...SOURCE:  My good friend KATHY! "Life is an opportunity, benefit from it. Life is beauty, admire it. Life is a dream, realize it. Life is a challenge, meet it. Life is a duty, complete it.   Life is a game, play it Life is a promise, fulfill it. Life is sorrow, overcome it.   Life is a song, sing it. Life is a struggle, accept it.   Life is a tragedy, confront it.   Life is an adventure, dare it. Life is luck, make...

MONOTHON Explained MONOTHON 2014 is HERE! Sign up for MONOTHON 2014 right now! MONOTHON, the monotype print marathon, is a unique opportunity for artists to print with a Master Printer – and support the Center for Contemporary Printmaking (CCP) during its annual fundraiser. Monothon printing sessions are open to anyone interested in creating monotype prints. Artists with all levels of printmaking experience – beginner to advanced – are encouraged to participate. The printing sessions are 5-hours in length and include paper, materials and a meal. A Master Printer will print your work while you create it, and consult with you on imagery at your request. A Press Assistant will clean up after your session. The Center for Contemporary Printmaking selects one of the works from each artist's printing session for inclusion in the Silent Auction at the Benefit Auction & Party which takes place on Saturday, November 8, at Lillian August Flagship Store. All participants rec...

ARCHITECTURE ,  EVENTS ,  INTERIORS ,  MARK YOUR CALENDAR ,  URBANITY Mark Your Calendar: Open House New York By  Stephanie Murg  on  September 15, 2014 7:22 AM Whether you live in the NYC area or need an excuse for a fall visit, check out  Open House New York  weekend on October 11 and 12. The event, now in its twelfth year, invites the public to explore architecture, design, and cultural sites throughout the five boroughs. Among the more than 200 sites that will open their doors (many typically closed to the public) are the 425-square-foot “Manhattan Micro-Loft” atop an Upper West Side brownstone, the meticulously restored Williamsburgh Savings Bank building at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge, and Kickstarter’s new Brooklyn headquarters, located in the remnants of the historic Eberhard Faber Pencil Factory. Listings of all OHNY Weekend sites will be posted on  the OHNY website on September 30, and reservations can be mad...

The Mamaroneck Artists Guild,  located in the village of Larchmont, Town of Mamaroneck was founded in 1953, and is the oldest artists' co-operative, maintaining its own not-for-profit gallery, in Westchester County. Today, the Guild comprises over two hundred 2D & 3D member artists, many of whom have achieved national recognition. Among MAGs’ members are painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, graphic artists, jewelry designers, ceramic and fiber artists. All of our artists are juried into the Guild to achieve membership. Artists are available for commission work, e.g. ceramics, jewelry and paintings or photographs of homes, landscapes and portraiture source: http://mamaroneckartistsguild.org/

SOURCE http://fiaf.org/crossingtheline/2014/2014-julie-bena.shtml 1 2 3 Julie Béna  • T&T Consortium: You’re already elsewhere Opening Tue, Sept 16 from 6–8pm Wed, Sept 17–Sat, Oct 18 FIAF Gallery Free Viewing Hours Tue–Fri: 11am–6pm Sat: 11am–5pm FIAF Gallery 22 East 60th Street New York, NY 10022   French artist  Julie Béna  invites gallery visitors to enter a transitional space on the threshold of science fiction and reality. This site-specific installation of sculptures, sound, images, and videos infiltrates and disrupts the FIAF Gallery and its surroundings. Remaining open and porous, each element functions as signs of a fiction to be imagined by the visitors. This exhibition is held under the auspices of Atoll Corporation, a phantom company created by Béna that develops indexically, leaving traces throughout her projects. Curated by Flora Katz About Julie Béna   Julie Béna (b.1982) is a Paris-based artist who tr...

Irving Harper: A Mid-Century Mind at Play Curated by Katharine Dufault & Jeff Taylor September 14 - November 8, 2014 Opening reception: Sunday, September 14, 1-3pm Irving Harper, a Rye resident and mid-century design genius, is The Rye Arts Center’s featured Famous Artist for Fall 2014.  Known professionally for his iconic contributions to the George Nelson Office, including the 1949 Ball Clock and 1965 Marshmallow Sofa, Harper is little known for his own private sculptural works which he created primarily with paper and Elmer’s glue.   His intricate and whimsical works are informed by Modern masters such as  Picasso, Calder, Rothko, David Smith and Louise Nevelson.  Harper’s paper sculptures and wall hangings -- which have never before been shared outside his home in such a fashion -- will make their debut in a solo retrospective exhibition in The Rye Arts Center’s Gallery...

FREDERIC BLANQUE Photography Frédéric-JG Blanque (FJG)  became passionate about photography when.... read more  http://theartpromenade.com

Today LAURENCE BELOTTI Photographer After various exhibitions in New York and Paris as a painter, Laurence Belotti has been exploring photography for the last 10 years, taking intensive courses at NYIP and ICP in New York. Laurence will share her latest photography series at The Art Promenade. BelottiArt@gmail.com www.belottiart.com

http://www.rauschenbergfoundation.org/newsfeed SEPT *8 Today, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation announced the launch of an open call for proposals for artists whose work intersects with activism. Up to $100,000 in project support and up to $10,000 in travel and research grants will be provided to artists and collectives working to address pressing challenges facing societies in the U.S. and beyond. The term artist has been broadly defined to include artists of all disciplines, architects, cultural workers, designers, master craftsmen, musicians, performers, photographers, storytellers, cultural organizers, etc. To read the press release  click here , or visit the  Artist as Activist  program page in our  Grants  section.