All Blog Posts Tagged 'art' (13)

Make contacts with potential collaborators from different parts of the world - meet award-winning theatre, music, dance and arts management experts, versatile performers, dedicated performing arts researchers, academics…

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I've been nearly completely inactive in my social networks since mid-July or so. Not that I wouldn't have liked to participate, but I have been engrossed in the redaction of the above essay.

When I tackled the project, I thought it would take a few weeks at most, and that I would be able…

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Celebrate the Art of Theatre and enjoy the fabulous Christmas Eve 

in the circle of theatre colleagues and potential collaborators from all over the world!…

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A short stop animation video of schools visiting our small studio to watch and experience the glass.

My wife and I open our hearts to the children (and adults) who are in awe of our creative process. Some return years later…

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The ARTErra is a rural art residency structure that support and encourage artistic creation and

production.

Housed in a remarkably small rural village, you will find in ARTErra physical spaces and tools

for the reception of the project / proposal of the artist or collective of different artistic

disciplines.

In addition to a house with several recreational areas and facilities, the ARTErra has a "creation

yard" area where are the work spaces (sound studio…

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Received confirmation that I will be a featured Artist for the TJ Martell Foundation's "Artworks for the Cure 2012" this year.   I donated one of my earlier sculptures for the event & happy that my work will be shown with such great names as Yoko Ono & Mick Fleetwood who also had given their art for the benefit.

http://www.2012artworks.org/artists.php

My art can be quite time consuming and involves many time upwards of thousands of individual pieces that have to be cut, dry fit and glued one piece at a time.  While creating a recent sculpture for a client in California (Eco-Logic Brand) I decided to do something that was not obviously new to most people but new to me.  I placed a digital camera on tripod and took progression photo's of my art being created from start to finish.  When completed I had the assistance of my daughter who took…

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So, I've been living in Amman Jordan for a year now, and have come to realize that this city desperately needs some colour. I did a few murals throughout the city, and decided to start an organization to develop mural art in this city. Check out the website, www.ammanincolour.com, and like us on facebook too!

 

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 Givegoods.org is a new non-profit dedicated to helping individuals use their creativity, talent and passion to raise money…

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I believe passionately in the positive impact that art has on physical and particularly on mental health and well-being.

I am also a disabled artist and would love to share thoughts on disability and it's impact on your art.   Has it "enhanced" your style?

I've come to believe that it has a unique influence on mine.

so…

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 I'm currently working on art pieces, using the medium terraccotta or red clay,  which is abundant in my place.

I'm doing a series i call amoeba.  Amoeba series  is circling about the terms literal definitions to the term attributes(if any), to the non-attribute- meanings, to concocted meanings, to reconstructed terms out of other synonyms (sounding(s), or so, so.

 

... so i came up with titles of my work such as: amoeba (cell, germs); amoebako (I); kalimoeba (indian…

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I have forever been interested in colors, shapes and the painted form. But my earlier experiments were just juvenile, amateur ramblings. I still am more of an art lover than an artist, but I just can’t resist the urge to create.



In 2008, I held a stall at the renowned Kala Ghoda Fair. I was invited, and I just couldn’t refuse. I had 1 month to put up the stall, so I gathered some friends and contributors and held a stall. I got a fantastic response, although I didn’t sell any pieces.… Continue