1st Prize: Front Cover
2nd Prize: Back Cover
3rd Prize: Frontispiece
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World Wide Art magazine is a great way for artists to showcase their art all over the world.
Publication: December, 2021
All media are accepted
Participation fee $15 per image
Deadline for entries: October 31, 2021
CON-TEMPORARY Art Observatorium and Jizaino present the first edition of “Art of Freedom”, a free theme group exhibition.
Differently from all our group shows, the exhibition cycle “Art ... <a href='/gallery_posts#gallery_post_820'>more →</a>
Visit new exhibition at Lys d'Or: Michelle Holmes (Modern Embroidery)
http://lysdorart.blogspot.com/p/solo-exhibition.html
CON-TEMPORARY Art Observatorium is glad to announce the opening of the new exhibition season, presenting a motivated artistic programme for bringing art to the centre of attention again, as... <a href='/gallery_posts#gallery_post_818'>more →</a>
"Tides Out", Pastel Painting, 11"15", 2021.
This is one of my newest pastel landscapes regarding the Isolation during the World's last two years.
I am thankful and find it exciting to join in
I am also very excited to be a part of the exhibition ALDILA 22-31 October in Milan and Fuenteventura
www.madsgallery.art
Keep you informed.
INVITATION - BID NOW!
The G&S Annual Art Auction 2021 is launched by @galleryandstudio.
Artworks by international artists.
The Auction is OPEN.
B I D N O W !
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To be exhibited free at Spectrum - Red Dot Miami, December 1 - 5:
To be exhibited free at Art San Diego, October 1 - 3, 2021:
To be exhibited free at the Spectrum Brooklyn Art Fair, September 10 - 12
1st Prize: Simona Zecca, "Heartbreak Hotel - Room 2"
Albena
Anna
Audet, Sylvia
Barbara L. Lawrence
Charlotte Hastings
Christiane David
Clement Bryant
Greg Cliffe
Gyuhye Yeon
Herbert Hermans
Hsieh Cheng Hsien
J.A. Fliegel
Jacqueline Lorieo
Jan Teunissen
Jim Grossman
Jim Little
Joey Schmidt-Muller
John Jaster
Josée Tellier
Joyce Birkenstock
Linda Reymore
Liu Haotian
Lynn Creighton
Marku Järvelin
Maryam
Michael Dumas
Mitra Devon
Paul Kenens
Philip Davis
Piero Gianfranceschi
Ping Yan
Porret Jean-Jacques
Renata Bosniak
Roland Reinert
Sabrina Blanco
Sandi
Sandra Alik
Sergii Grygoriev
Sue Graef
Wendy Cohen
1st Prize: "COVID Central Park", Patrick Webb
The remaining 57 winners, in alphabetical order:
Anna Zusman
Barry Smylie
Cheryl
Clara de Bobes
Constance E. Veptsas
Daniela Amant
Dudas Crepel
Éda Gyenis
Erica Hart
Fariba Bogzaran
Francisco Arias
Gabriel Lavoie
Garanger
Gary Aagaard
Georgette
Gyuhye Yeon
Ian English
James Peaslee
Jane Appleby
Jeong Wookyung
Jeri Greenberg
John Bayalis
Jonas Ng
Jory Mason
Josée Tellier
Joseph Abbati
Kaat Stieber
Kathy O’Leary
Larry Wolf
Lisa Austin
Liz Covington
Lura Schwarz Smith
Marie-Ange Hoda Ackad
Mark Krawczynski
Meghan Sharir
Miles Davis
Mohamed A Ahmed
Nina Oneil
Openmindz360
Pablo F. Rivera
Peter Wall
Phil Hargreaves
Philip Davis
Regina Davis
Rica M Asaban
Roland Reinert
Rowan Dodds
Shelley Lowenstein
Shermen Chu Seok Boon
Simon Hopkinson
Simona Occhiuzzi
Susan Oakes
Suzanne McCourt
Tom Heflin
Torhild Frøydis Eid
Wendy Cohen
Werner Branz
Clara de Bobes, "Lady Lobster"
1st prize: Nancie King Mertz. "Life in the Time of Covid"
Runners-Up:
Albina Urbanek
Alan Mahood
Anand Manchiraju
Angela Keller
Ann Hamrick Burns
Anton Hoeger
Ariel Vargassal
Avrel Susan Menkes
Cher Pruys
Cristian Blei
Cynthia R. Dill
Dan Louth
Deborah Missoorten
Deborah Conn
Dragan Markovic Markus
Ed Huner
Enrico Tubertini
Eu Oy Chun
Femke Moedt
Georgina Brown
Herbert Hermans
Ian Anderson
Joey Schmidt-Muller
John Leben
Jon B. Paulsen
Jory Mason
Karen Ceolla Tylec
Kayla Griffin
Lisa Cody-Rapport
Lisa Mozzini-McDill
Luc Brun-Perasso
Luis Cruz Azaceta
Malcolm Smith
Margaret Levin-Oster
Maryse-Anne Couteau
Miguel Balbás
Miles Davis
Misha Fryč
Nikita Budkov
Paul Kenens
Peggy Stenmark
Peter Dreyfuss
R Mike Nichols
Rocio Villanueva
Roland Reinert
Roswitha Klotz
Sandra Manuila
Šárka Darton
Shermen Chu Seok Boon
Siem Joan Burger
Sinisha Kashawelski
Stephen Gary Frisk
Stephen Remick
Susan Reed
Timothy J Kitz
Tom Heflin
Tommy Fiendish
1st Prize: Front Cover: Lisa Rickard, "Study for Canopus", painting
2nd Prize: Frontispiece: Christine Alfery, "Beach Sand", Painting
3rd Prize: Roland Reinert, "Illusion of Freedom", Painting
Other winners (In alphabetical order):
Angela Keller
Anita Beaty
Aristi Hadjisavva
Barry Smylie
Barbel Lätt
Birgit Stern
Charles Hildebrandt
Christine Ortbals
Dan Louth
Debbie Bakker
Diane Hoeptner
Éda Gyenis
Edmund Ian Grant
G. Pack
Gabriel Lavoie
Gyuhye Yeon
Ivan Iliev
James
James Ellison
Jan Teunissen
Jerry Venditti
Jim Grossman
Joseph Grenn
Loreta Hume
Lynn Johnson
Malina Friedrich
Monica Mendez
Pham An Hai
Ramón Rivas
Renata Bosnjak
Roza Janabayeva
Stefan Geissbuhler
Stephen Brehm
Susanne Middleberg
Tina Koufas-Eisbacher
Victoria Loeb
Victoria Udalova
Herbert Hermans: Free exhibition at Art San Diego of the painting
First Prize: Front Cover: "Sentius Tectonicus", Sculpture by Dr. John O'Rourke
Daniele Ament, "Birth"
"Special Occasion", oil on canvas
First Prize: Front Cover: "Confianza", by Susana Cicero
The winner, to exhibit 4 works free at Art San Diego, was Kathryn Poch, with four powerful impressionistic seascapes. Art San Diego will take place from 10 - 13 October at the San Diego Convention Center in downtown San Diego, and Artavita will have a large pavilion there.
The three winning entries all had one surprising quality in common: all told a story.
"Sorry Rembrandt!"
The World Wide Art and Artavita Pavilion at Art San Diego October 2018 was a huge success. We represented artwork by 26 master artists
Painting: Anton Hoeger, "Annunciation"
"In Lovely Blueness"
"The Shadow of the Future"
“Still life-wara”
Prize: Exhibition of works free at Spectrum Miami, 6 - 10 December 2017
Visit this link to view the book page by page: http://wwab.us/portfolio/iwa-2/
We are proud to release another great volume of our Art Anthologies, which are one of the most authoritative sources of noteworthy artists from all over the world and a great chronicle of the plastic fine arts worldwide in the 21st Century.
Galleries looking for artists to exhibit can go through our books, select artists who meet the demands of their clientele and contact the artists directly for collaboration.
Collectors can find emerging artists to invest in or established artists to add to their collections.
Interior designers, art consultants and architects have in these books a unique sourcing tool for great art of all media and genres.
Artists who would like to apply for inclusion in the next volume, please contact us at info@wwab.us. Our books are juried and we select our artists painstakingly.
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It’s almost August and you might be searching for the perfect summer read.
Don’t worry. We got you covered ;)
THE JULY ISSUE OF SPOTLIGHT MAGAZINE IS HERE.
Leaf through the digital magazine page-by-page on our website, to discover our latest member artists and explore a handpicked selection of remarkable art.
Order your high-quality print copies today and enjoy a relaxing and inspiring read under that hot August sun!
Published by Circle Foundation for the Arts.
Prize: to exhibit 4 works free at Art San Diego, 28 September - 1 October 2017
Visit circle-arts.com and leaf through the pages of Circle: Spotlight Magazine to explore this month's Affiliate Artists. Discover a handpicked selection of remarkable art worth collecting and click on any artist's name to read even more about their career. Read the e-magazine and order your print copies directly to your address of choice.
