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.

artist opportunity
CALL FOR ARTISTS : process WOOD IV

Wood working is one of four core focuses of the Philadelphia Sculpture Gym. This exhibition will showcase wood sculpture in all of its forms.

Eligibility
Work must use wood as a main material to be eligible. All work must be original and ready to hang. Images submitted must be no less than 300 dpi. If no payment is submitted the piece will NOT BE JURIED. The Philadelphia Sculpture Gym does not pay for shipping and handling. Items shipped must be returned via USPS.

Entry Fee

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Call for art: Old Enough to Know Better

November 1—November 28, 2015 

A juried exhibition sponsored by the Women’s Caucus for Art, Philadelphia Chapter, of work by mid-career and emerging women, and women-identified, artists 35 years and older.

The jurors, Eileen Neff and Diane Burko have requested that each applicant submit up to 10 pieces of work, so they may get a better feel for the progression of the work, given the context of the exhibition. This may also increase your chances of being accepted since there will be more to choose from.

This is an international exhibition.

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Damini Celebre holding a gray card for photographing Five Seasons a large multipanel artwork
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Damini Celebre relaunches her portfolio website with a new responsive design

We're happy to announce that Damini Celebre has updated her portfolio site to one of our newest responsive designs. Check out her extensive body of work and her upcoming workshops.

Lover of the natural worlds, magical worlds and inner realms, Damini Celebre has combined her three passions: Shamanism, creative arts (BFA) and healing arts (M.Ac.). She has skillfully woven what she knows and loves into a unique and powerful approach to awakening the creative self.

Her site includes several new features:

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Painting, Fault line by Karen Fogarty
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Karen Fogarty in Wayne Art Center Faculty Show
Wayne Art Center Faculty Exhibit
September 13 – October 17, 2015

We're pleased to announce that Karen Fogarty will be showing work in the Annual Wayne Art Center Faculty Show. 

This highly anticipated event showcases the talents of faculty of the Wayne Art Center. Held in the beautiful Davenport Gallery, this diverse show includes work from oil /water media to sculpture/ceramics. If you love art in its many forms do not miss this special event.

Karen has been teaching at Wayne Art Center for many years. Check out her portfolio website and her upcoming classes.

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artist opportunity
20*20 House Gallery Artist Call
The Lansdowne Arts Board is pleased to announce a Juried Solo Exhibition Open Call.   The Open Call will be juried by Bridgette Mayer, of Philadelphia’s Bridgette Mayer Gallery.
DEADLINE 7/3/2015
FEE $25.00 USD 
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gum bichromate print by Laurie Beck Peterson on exhibit at Goggleworks Center for The Arts
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Ways of Making, Laurie Beck Peterson at The Goggleworks Center For The Arts
exhibition
June 20 – August 30, 2015

In this invitational exhibition Ways of Making, Laurie Beck Peterson will be exhibiting her alternative process photography, along with other artists who will also be instructing at the Goggleworks workshops this summer. 

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artist opportunity
CALL FOR ARTISTS : Courthouse 2.0: Reimagining the Civic

Arlington County, Virginia, is seeking qualifications from artists or artist teams interested in creating temporary public art projects and/or activations that would be commissioned as part of Courthouse 2.0: Reimagining the Civic — an ongoing, multi-year initiative aimed at imagining Courthouse Square as an engaging, creative space where Arlington explores its civic future.

DEADLINE: JUNE 19TH AT 11:59pm

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I Don't Know What Happened, But... by Tim McFarlane
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2015 Summer Show featuring new paintings by Tim McFarlane
exhibition
June 5 – August 29, 2015

The Bridgette Mayer Gallery's 2015 Summer Show starts June 4th and  will feature five new paintings by Tim McFarlane that will be making their exhibition debut! The new paintings that Tim is exhibiting in this show are part of a larger body of work exploring a grey-scale monochromatic palette using black, white and silver paint.

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Rittenhouse Square, Abstracts by Nancy Barch
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Nancy Barch at Rittenhouse Square Fine Arts Festival
exhibition
June 5 – June 7, 2015

We're happy to announce that Nancy Barch our very first member of the tribe will be participating again this year in the Rittenhouse Square Fine Arts Festival. Original works of art in the beautiful setting of Rittenhouse Square. Come speak with the artists about their works and how they do what they do!

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CALL FOR ENTRIES : Other Worlds, Other Stories
WPA is seeking submissions for its upcoming exhibition Other Worlds, Other Stories.
Washington Project for the Arts >
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Summer: CELEBRE 2014
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Damini Celebre, Preserved: Farmland Visions Exhibition
exhibition
June 11 – June 25, 2015

Damini Celebre will be showing her piece, Summer, the Farm Project (2014-15) at the Smithville Mansion Annex Gallery. This show will feature artwork from the Preserved: Farmland Visions an art program and exhibition celebrating thirty years of farmland preservation in Burlington County New Jersey. 44 artists are representing 43 preserved farms throughout Burlington County.

The exhibit will run from June 11- 25, 2015.

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kiss by Danielle Bursk, artist
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Danielle Bursk : Princeton Public Library Exhibition
exhibition
May 11 – September 10, 2015

Danielle Bursk's art is about accumulation and connection, concentrating primarily in drawing/painting and performance/video. She is known for her large-scale abstract ink drawings. Her work is primarily abstract and incremental; the accumulation of many small lines creating abstract forms that are suggestive of objects or landscapes. She relates her drawings to many things: nests, networks, webs, traps, nets, hair, vines, space, maps and more. Danielle's work speaks to the inter-connectivity of actions and associations.

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