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.
TJ Walsh is excited to have several pieces in The University of the Arts' annual benefit and exhibition Art Unleashed this year.
The Under 91 Project is inviting artist submissions to transform the space of the Humphrey St. Underpass. The goal of the project is to create a visually inviting and safe pedestrian passage between neighborhoods and to foster community building through public art. The organizers will raise money and provide technical and volunteer support as necessary to implement project.
Deadline for submission is April 20, 2014. We will celebrate the project unveiling at end of summer 2014!
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Bill Brookover's screenprint Song: Staircase (Radiohead) is included in Artworks First Annual Juried Print Exhibition. The show is a national exhibition showcasing prints created using traditional, hand pulled media, as well as works that employ new and hybridized media, juried by Phyllis Wright.
Cloud Project invites artists, new and emerging, residing in the US, to submit work for consideration to the 2014 Cloud Prize. Notable curator, Anthony Elms, who currently serves as co-curator for the 2014 Whitney Biennial, will review all completed submissions and will choose one to three recipients of an award worth up to $1,000. We encourage artists from a range of media including sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, site-specific installation, video, sound, performance, collaborations and socially engaged practices.
Come and meet the 17 artists of Assemblage, currently showing paintings and works on paper at the Thos. Moser Phladelphia Showroom
Sunday March 23, 1 - 5 pm
Assemblage Artists Collective includes:
Rosalind Bloom, Zola Bryen, Wanda Chudzinski, Leslie Eadeh, Kathe Chapman Grinstead, Susan Hader-Golden, Lauren Litwa Holden, Sheila Letven, Helen Mirkil, Lesley Mitchell, Elaine Nettis, Brigitte Rutenberg, Charlotte A. Schatz, Eleanor Schimmel, Marion Spirn, Pam Taggart, and Carol Wisker
The University of Oregon and Oregon Arts Commission seek artists interested in conversation and collaboration with a leading-edge integrative science community. Drawing on cross disciplinary awareness, Third Culture Projects will bring artists into conversation with the Lewis Integrative Science community for mutual inquiry and advancement. The project title references the arguments of British scientist and writer C.P. Snow, who, in a series of lectures, articles and books between 1959 and 1963, criticized the growing division between the sciences and humanities.
Bubble artists, Jean Burdick, Arlene Gale Milgram and Judy Tobie are in a group show at the Pennington School's Silva Gallery in Pennington, NJ. The exhibition 5: five artists, five visions, will run from March 25 through April 25, 2014. The opening is April 11, 2014 from 6 to 8:00 P.M.
TJ Walsh is featured in the Spring Issue of FIG West Chester.
TJ Walsh (b. 1985) is a: Painter, Curator, Creative Strategist & Catalyst. He received his BFA Graphic Design/Painting, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. TJ is currently obtaining his MA in Counseling Psychology at Eastern University.
TJ's work as a painter has garnered acclaim at home in the Philadelphia region as well as across the country and overseas. He has a very active painting studio in Media-Aston, PA.
Please join Philadelphia Stories at the historic Philadelphia Girls Rowing Club for an afternoon of food, drink and entertainment to celebrate the release of Extraordinary Gifts, a book inspired by women from the Delaware Valley who have changed the world.
Included in this book are such women of note as Marian Anderson, Louisa May Alcott, Margaret Mead, Alice Neel, Mary Cassatt and Ruth Robinhold, who founded the Philadelphia Girls' Rowing Club in 1938.
Donna Quinn's painting, Best Laid Plans, is included in Moore College of Art & Design's Annual Alumni Exhibition. The show features over 125 recent works by Moore alumni who were challenged to interpret the concept of “small”. The exhibit reflects the notion that small can be a literal or an abstract idea that may refer to magnitude, quantity, scope, age, force or status as well as numerous other implications.
