artLIFE at heavybubble

Welcome to artlife where we post a curated selection of events, exhibitions, workshops, and doings by heavybubble and artists that use our services. Check out the  artist opportunities and events that catch our eye.

We asked our followers on Facebook to “Quick name the first artist who comes to mind”. Artist Carol Wisker named Lee Krasner. Carol is currently reading Krasner’s biography.
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CALL FOR ENTRIES: OPTIONS 2011
CURATOR: Stefanie Fedor, Assistant Director, American University Museum at the Katzen Art Center
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: Monday, June 20, 2011 at midnight
EXHIBITION DATES: September 15 – October 29, 2011

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New folded-over paintings and other works.

Mid April — Late June

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An Exchange Exhibition with the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts

June 6 – July 1, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9th   5-7pm

 

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An Exhibition by CFEVA Career Development Program Fellows
Curated by Amie Potsic

Utilizing the grand scale and unique feel of the Icebox Project space, CFEVA’s Career Development Program Fellows exhibit large scale site-specific installations, sculpture, printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, video, and performance.

participating artists:

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March-April 2012


FiberPhiladelphia
is a biennial for fiber/textile art that takes place in and around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The next FiberPhiladelphia will take place in Spring 2012 at major institutions and independent venues. It will include exhibitions by renowned international artists and a new generation of artists breaking into the field.

Interested in participating?

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Journeys South works as a visual archeology, excavating the public and private layers that define the evolving immigrant histories of South Philadelphia.

Through multi-disciplinary art presented in a public setting. Journeys South takes the mission of the Mural Arts Program "off the wall" to bring the community-driven philosophies of mural-making to non-mural public art.

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June 5 - 26 2011

In the back of Rosenfeld Gallery are an array of luscious, rich, yummy paintings by Donna Quinn. The canvases have much to say with their layered color fields, obliterated, scratched, and prodded with a vocabulary that transverses the square paintings with familiarity, not necessarily ease.  The colors invite you, envelop you, sometimes they glow.

Ms Quinn titles her works in ways that suggest a narrative and take you on a journey — one square at a time.

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ARTISTS
Claire Owen
Chela Metzger
Lara Henderson
Maria Pisano
Thomas Parker Williams
Alicia Bailey
Karen Lightner
Cathy DeForest
Dan Corrigan
Laura Beyer
Cathy Adelman
Beth Curren
Emily Martin
Alice Austin
Jon Snyder
Andrea Krupp
Todd Pattison
Lesley Mitchell
Donna Globus
Val Kremser
Adrienne Stalek
James Engelbart
Susan Viguers
Nancy Nitzberg
Bexx Caswell
Kristin Balmer
Eriko Takahashi
Elena Bouvier
Hedi Kyle

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These are photos of our last exhibition. Neutral Disturbance pairs the sculp­ture of Amy Ralston and draw­ings of Stella Untalan.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011

Located in historic Old City, Philadelphia’s art district 110 CHURCH has been established to show site specific works and unseen work by both emerging and established artists.

 

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Only Photographs is a collection of images based upon the principle of photograph as a holistic study of space, time, energy, and momentum. The show presents paired images from 14 photographers throughout the U.S. and Europe, each in his or her own visual perception of the world surrounding them. The resulting collection of images offers insight into 14 sets of life stages and unique environmental visions, encapsulated and unified by the force of photography, enabling photographer and viewer to investigate and celebrate these suspended moments together.

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We’re not the only folks expanding the definition of drawing with our show Stimuli•Stimulus. At Gallery Joe paintings by Sabine Friesicke fit the bill with densely drawn lines and grids. Can’t wait to see this show. Here’s a bit from Edith Newhall’s column. We see grids everywhere, every day — I’m looking through window panes at our neighbors’ asphalt shingles right now — but when they’re transposed to paintings and drawings, the effect can be hypnotic, even romantic.

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