Coral Springs Museum of Art Imagine 2019 Exhibition Entry
Coral Springs Museum Of Art Features Solo Retrospective Of Cheryl Maeder's Artwork January nineteen – March half dozen
The Coral Springs Museum of Art presents "Super Natural", a Solo Retrospective Exhibition of Cheryl Maeder's Work. The exhibition is available January nineteen through March half dozen, 2021. The public is invited to a Complimentary Ticketed Reception on Thursday, January 21. Maeder's photography became the inspiration for the Dove Campaign on 'Real Women, Existent Beauty', which transformed the mode women are viewed in the global media. "Super Natural" fuses the natural world with her inner world, creating visuals that are somewhere between reality and the sublime. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks!
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855A Coral Springs Drive Coral Springs, FL 33065
Open: Tuesday – Sat x am – 5 pm
954-340-5000
Coral Springs Museum of Art
Opening Reception/Meet the Artist
Thursday, January 21
5:30 – 8 pm
Opening Reception is complimentary*
Exhibit runs Jan nineteen through March 6, 2021
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Cheryl Maeder is intuitively linked toeverything in the world around her and u.s.a.. Now is our risk to see a variety of her works which focus on relatedness. She speaks for Mother Nature, every bit a guide to all of u.s.. The core of Cheryl Maeder's piece of work is nearly "connectedness"; the connection to the cocky, each other and to all life forms on this planet. Information technology is Maeder'south philosophy, that we humans are non only of this earth, we are also continued to the broader universe. It is this concept that permeates throughout her limited edition photographs and video installations…
"World Upside Down" past Cheryl Maeder
Born in New Jersey, Cheryl Maeder moved to Zurich, Switzerland in her early twenty'southward, where she studied photography at the Zurich University of the Arts. Eight years later, she returned to Us and opened her photography studio in San Francisco, where she photographed international advertizing and fashion campaigns. She transitioned from photographing fashion models to photographing real women, to celebrate the beauty of women in all shapes and sizes.In 2005, Maeder relocated her studio to the Miami area and securely immersed herself into fine art photography and filmmaking.
"Super Natural Rose" by Cheryl Maeder
Cheryl Maeder tells The Rickie Report, " I am a Fine Art Photographer and Video Installation creative person. The cadre of my work is about "connection"; the innate connectedness to the self, each other and to all other life forms on this planet. I have made a career out of creating work that is the opposite of any trends. Celebrating the dazzler of women in all shapes and sizes, my photography work became the inspiration for the global Dove Campaign on 'Real Women, Existent Beauty', which transformed the fashion women are viewed in the global media today".
"Submerge Judith I" by Cheryl Maeder
"Submerge Judith Two" by Cheryl Maeder
Maeder goes to to explain, "When the trend in notwithstanding photography was hyper-definition, I photographed intentionally out of focus and abstract. Through my experimentation with new technologies, and shifting between the mediums, I am creating new opportunities for large scale public art installations. I began "Super Natural" in March during the Covid19 pandemic. Fusing the natural earth with my inner world, I create visuals that are somewhere between reality and the sublime. I create both the photographs and film for this serial entirely on location working with the elements of wind and the natural calorie-free. The fog of color is created in each setting on location. As the color lifts and fades away, I am reminded of the impermanence of life".
"The Voyage – Wonderland" by Cheryl Maeder
Maeder'due south artworks are in prominent public spaces and permanent museum collections: Frost Museum(Miami) and the Coral Springs Museum of Art. She participated in a grouping exhibit at the Louvre Museum (Paris), the Museum of Contemporary Art (Rome), Miami New Media Film Festival, Public Art Platform, Art & Technology, "Curated Thesis on Water, Climate Change & Communities" Traveling Group Exhibition (Bogota, Caracas, Valencia, Miami, Santo Domingo, San Nicolas & Rome). Her works can exist plant at the Montefiore Medical Eye, Permanent Collection, New Rochelle, NY Campus, land-of-the-art new Emergency Department & Radiology Clinic. She had a Solo Exhibition at Miami International Airdrome and her artworks accept been auctioned past Sothebys NY. She worked with PBS' Filmmaker Project as a featured Filmmaker, film "PLAY" televised nationally on PBS, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. "Submerge" a Public Fine art Video Installation, was seen at the Canvas Outdoor Museum (City of Due west Palm Beach, FL) and she has exhibited at major art fairs worldwide including Fine art Miami, Telescopic NY, Fine art Toronto, Art London and Art Shanghai. Her photographs are xxx x 45 inches and 40 x 60 inches, limited editions of 10. Video Installations are also limited editions of x.
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Harriet Silverstein Combines Numerous Creative Traditions Ranging From Ancient Egyptian To Impressionism, Abstruse, Drawing And More. See Her SOLO Showroom And Group Exhibits In The Ft. Lauderdale Area
Harriet Silverstein will be featured in a SOLO Exhibit, "Collages and Small-scale Works" at ArtServe in Ft. Lauderdale, with anOpening Reception on February 7, congruent with the opening of the "artBRAVO!" exhibition at ArtServe. A prolific award-winning creative person, her piece of work can be seen in four other venues in Southeast Florida, including her own studio gallery located in Fat Village. The Rickie Written report shares the details of each event and some sneak peeks of Harriet's artistry. Get out your calendars and make a plan to finish by!
H A R R I Due east T S I L V E R S T E I North
Paintings, Drawings, and Prints
One Artist – 5 Exhibits
Harriet Silverstein is a widely exhibited visual creative person, maintaining her studio at Fat Village in Fort Lauderdale. Born in Syosset, New York, she received her B.A. from Brown University and her M.A. in Fine Arts from the Land University of New York at Albany with honors. Afterward finishing graduate studies in art, she was awarded the Land University of New York International Fellowship to France, where she enrolled in the Academie Des Beaux Arts in Strasbourg.
Her artwork provides the viewer with a assuming, graphic element from a distance but, up close they are rewarded with rich, organic details, intricate textures and complex contrasts. Harriet's artistic goal is to produce a world that is compelling for its ain visual uniqueness and a celebration of visual feel. Her intention is to create fine art that the viewer tin can enjoy repeatedly, and then that the colour relationships, forms, textures and visual elements fully reveal themselves with multiple viewings.
Broward Art Social club Gallery
"In The Style of"
Opening Reception:
February 2 vi:thirty – 9pm
Exhibit runs from Jan 30 through February 15
Free access
3280 NE 32 Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Hours: Midweek, Friday and Saturday from Noon – ix pm. Thursdays from Noon-6pm. Closed Dominicus – Tuesday.
"Everglades Collage" by Harriet Silverstein
Harriet Silverstein is featured in a SOLO exhibition entitled "Collages and Pocket-sized Works" at Gallery 130 at ArtServe in Fort Lauderdale. The exhibition features over xxx modest collages made with laser prints and mixed media, in addition to other small-scale landscape, still life and wild fauna themed drawings and paintings on newspaper, sail and cradled wood panels.
"Oranges" by Harriet Silverstein
South O Fifty O Eastward X H I B I T I O N:
"Harriet Silverstein: Collages and Small Works"
Opening Reception:
February 7 6 to 8pm
ArtServe
1350 E Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Exhibit is available February 1 – 28
Complimentary and Open to the Public
Hours: Mon – Friday: 9 am – 8 pm Saturday: 10 am – 6 pm
Grouping Exhibition ArtBravo
Opening Reception:
February vii half-dozen to 8pm
ArtServe
1350 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Exhibit is available February 1 – 28
Costless and Open to the Public
Hours: Monday – Friday: 9 am – 8 pm Saturday: x am – 6 pm
In French republic, Harriet exhibited in commercial galleries, and an exhibition at the Musee de Grand Palais in Paris. Her work has been featured in galleries and museums in the United States and abroad and she has completed numerous corporate and residential commissions. Harriet'south paintings, drawings and prints have won many awards in juried exhibitions. A recent solo exhibition of her work at Las Olas Capital Arts Gallery in Fort Lauderdale featured over 60 of her works.
"Great Ape #one" by Harriet Silverstein
"Life With Art"
Sponsored past the Coral Springs Creative person Guild
Opening Reception:
February 11 half-dozen – 8 pm
This installation volition hang throughout the Coral Springs Museum of Art foyer.
The exhibit runs from February 11 – March 4
2855A Coral Springs Dr, Coral Springs, FL
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday / 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday and Monday: Closed
"Tropical Landscape" by Harriet Silverstein
"Inspired By"
Artist Reception:
Thursday, February 13
vi – viii pm
Exhibition runs Feb 9- March one, 2019
The Coral Springs Museum of Fine art presents an exhibition demonstrating the creative person's individuality and creativity brought nigh by personal inspiration. This open theme, open media exhibition asks artists to complete the judgement: "My work is inspired by_______________."
"Banyan Tree #4" by Harriet Silverstein
Harriet tells The Rickie Report, "I am inspired by natural colour and calorie-free in the ways they define physical temper, visual form and texture. The distinctly brilliant sunlight of South Florida, with its illuminating brightness and deep, nighttime lushness in its shadows, is a consistent point of creative difference and creative connection. I dear building pictorial layers using drawing, painting and collage, scraping back, then calculation more, pooling juicy paints or building densely textured multi-colored layers of ii-dimensional surfaces".
Fort Lauderdale ArtWalk/Open Studio
Fat Village, Fort Lauderdale
LAST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH
Except the calendar month of December!
Feb 23 half dozen – x pm
535 NW 1st Ave Fort Lauderdale, FL
Visit Harriet's studio/gallery located at Fine art Trax, a warehouse-style studio & gallery infinite housing 7 contained artists' studios. Information technology is located in the Flagler Arts & Technology (Fat) Village.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Uber, Lyft and Complimentary Sun Trolly that stops at FATVillage and runs until 12am.
FREE PARKING
Free parking after 6pm in the Coral public lot on NW 4th Street and Andrews.
Harriet's studio:
In the ArtTrax Studios and Gallery building
535 NW 1st Avenue Studio 6 Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Electronic mail: artist@harrietsilverstein.com
Website: www.HarrietSilverstein.com
Facebook: https://world wide web.facebook.com/HarrietSilversteinArtist
Instagram :
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Sally Cooper is Featured Artist At Coral Springs Museum Of Art. Opening Reception On Thursday, December half-dozen Is Free And Open To The Public
Thirty-four pieces of Sally Cooper's laurels winning original fine art will be featured at the Coral Springs Museum of Art in the"Journey to Abstraction" exhibit. Anybody is invited to the complimentary Opening Reception on Thursday, December six. The exhibit runs from December 1 – 29, 2018. The Rickie Report shares some sneak peeks and all of the details about this exhibit and Sally 'southward upcoming workshops.
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855A Coral Springs Bulldoze Coral Springs, FL 33065
Open: Tuesday – Sabbatum 10 am – 5 pm
954-340-5000
Coral Springs Museum of Art
P R E S East N T S:
"Journey to Abstraction"
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Southward a l l y C o o p east r
Opening Reception/Meet the Artist
Thursday, December 6
vi – viii pm
Opening Reception is gratuitous*
Exhibit is bachelor December 1 through December 29, 2018
*The Opening Reception is complimentary. There is a slight charge for visiting the museum during the week and the admission varies for children, seniors and adults. This information along with directions to the museum is on their website www.coralspringsmuseum.org.
"Conversation in Blue" by Sally Cooper
Sally Cooper tells The Rickie Report, " My creative journeying began at a young historic period. At that time I was simply interested in capturing an image or photo-likeness. A big alter occurred in my work in 1980 when I was introduced to painting not-considerately in a Creative Watercolor workshop taught past Miles Batt. A whole world opened and I was hooked! I began to experiment in non-traditional ways with acrylics, gesso and diverse polymer mediums. I besides became extremely interested in Asian calligraphy and sought out different books on the subject. The powerful flying castor strokes, the splashes of fresh ink/paint and the spontaneous fluid movement have been influential and I began to incorporate my own personal calligraphy and marker-making into my paintings".
"Carmine Ginger" by Sally Cooper
Information technology has been about 40 years since Sally took that Creative Watercolor workshop and her piece of work today is near a creative process rather than a specific image or place. She works intuitively and enjoys the straight experience of the fine art-making – the process, the spontaneity and surprise elements of painting. Emerge shares her enthusiasm and noesis through classes and workshops (come across below).
"Everglades" by Sally Cooper
Emerge explains, "Starting with a primed large unstretched sail I build my abstracts layer by layer. I starting time past placing triadic colors (iii hues, equally spaced on the colour bike), plus raw umber, white and black for tinting and shading the colors – mix a few together, catch a castor and so follow intuitive promptings and apply a big gestural linear mark or brushstroke that comes from deep inside. These intuitive promptings are like a dance. I quickly move back and along applying marks, keeping some, veiling over others, stepping back every so ofttimes, studying, looking, moving, deciding which marks to proceed and which marks to have away. This play or procedure continues until a painting evolves".
"Blueish Rhapsody" by Sally Cooper
Emerge's paintings take garnered many awards and much praise. Her work has been published in The Artist's Magazine ( First Place/2017/National competition for "Conversation in Blue"which was published in March 2018 outcome);Art Journey Abstract Painting, A Celebration of Contemporary Art (2017); Creative person's Magazine 2015 Cover image and feature article; Acrylic Creative person, Professional Artist and The Creative person'south Magazines. She is a Signature Member of the National Watercolor Society and a fellow member of Blush Paints Independent Pedagogy Programme for their Atelier Interactive acrylic paints and mediums.
Sally teachesDiscovering Abstract Paintingand a unique Expressive Abstract – Large Scale PaintingWorkshop at Erstwhile School Square Artistic Arts School in Delray Beach. www.oldschoolsquare.org
She is offering a Creative Abstract Workshop in Fort Myers January 14-17, 2019 Register at: http://fortmyersbeachart.com/workshops.php
She is offering a Marks, Shapes & Neutrals Workshop in Dayton Beach : Email: artleague@bellsouth.net
For more data well-nigh Sally'due south artwork, classes or exhibits:
www.oldschoolsquare.org.
www.emerge-cooper.com
www.facebook.com/sallycooperart/
www.instagram.com/sallycooperart/
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National Association of Women Artists and NAWA Florida Chapter Present Juried Exhibition "Daydreaming" At Coral Springs Museum Of Art. Public Reception Sabbatum, October sixth
The National Association of Women Artists & the National Association of Women Artists-Florida Chapter (NAWA & NAWAFL) are co-hosting , "DAYDREAMING". The art showroom takes place at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, with a Public Opening Reception on Saturday, October 6th. This is a joint effort that promises to bring some of the finest professional women artists working in the country today to the Coral Springs arts community. It is also a rare opportunity for Florida residents to savor and take inspiration from the first women's fine art arrangement in the country and their historic membership. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.
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PRESENT:
"Heedless"
Reception and Award Presentation:
Oct 6, 2018
eleven am – i pm
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855 Coral Springs Drive Coral Springs, Florida 33065
Exhibition Dates: September 29 – November 17, 2018
The National Association of Women Artists is a vibrant community of professional women artists that strive to support its members and women artists largely through exhibitions, programs and education. The history of NAWA is a testament to the strength and resilience of a grouping of strong women in 1889 who would non accept beingness shut out of the art salons, galleries and art exhibitions open up to male artists during the 19th century. Despite adversity and discrimination – which many feel extends to our nowadays day — women remain an integral and invaluable role of the arts customs. NAWA members represent all areas of the visual arts including painting, sculpture, photography, print-making, encaustic, video art, installations and mixed media.
Sneak peek of the gallery
Established in 1995, the Florida Chapter is proud to carry on the work of Liana Moonie, its founder, and its first president, Madeline Weiss. The Florida Chapter continues to extend the mission of our National organization by providing highly visible Florida venues, designing fine art pedagogy opportunities for its members and promoting art education to Florida communities. We continue to encourage the next generation of women artists to strive for even more visibility in the art globe at large. Distinguished artist and longtime NAWA member Dorothy Cochran served every bit the Entry Juror for the exhibition and the Juror for Awards is Florida resident Elaine Baker of the Sponder Gallery in Boca Raton.
Sneak peek of the gallery
Established in 1996, The Coral Springs Center for the Arts (a performance theater and art museum with its impressive xxx,000 square pes centre for the arts building) houses the equally impressiveCoral Springs Museum of Art which was incorporated in Jan of 1997. Their mission is "To engage our diverse communities with dynamic exhibits, exceptional art education, stimulating specialty programs and inspired events to ignite cultural enrichment ". Since their inception they have been an inspiring creative center within their Community. To read more than: www.coralspringsmuseum.org
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14th Annual Coral Springs Festival Returns March 17 – 18 With Fine Fine art, Contemporary Craft, Live Performances And More
A celebration of every medium of art is taking place on March 17 – eighteen during the 14th Annual Coral Springs Festival of the Arts and crafts. Held in conjunction with the Coral Springs Art Festival Commission and the City of Coral Springs, information technology features life-size sculptures, paintings, one-of-a-kind jewelry, photography, ceramics and more during the free, outdoor result. Information technology includes a split up Green Market as well as live, cultural entertainment. Presented by Howard Alan Events, producer of the nation'southward height outdoor fine art festivals, 150 artists from 30 unlike states and dozens of various mediums will line the Walk of Coral Springs. The Rickie Study shares the details and some sneak peeks.
14th Annual Coral Springs Festival
Sabbatum, March 17
&
Sunday, March 18
10 am to 5 pm Both Days
Handmade One-Of-Kind Jewelry by Mike and Liz Rose
The Walk of Coral Springs
Navigational Address: 2874 North. University Bulldoze 33065
Free and open to the public. Pets on leashes welcome.
Reinhard Herzog (MO) Handblown Glass
EVENT AT-A-GLANCE:
Juried, fantabulous outdoor art gallery showcasing local and national artists
Original Artwork Handmade in America
More than 150 artists from thirty dissimilar states
Prices set to conform all budgets
Artists hand-selected past independent panel of expert judges from hundreds of applicants
All artists on site for duration of festival
Vast array of artistic media including paintings, sculptures, photography, ceramics, glass, forest, handmade jewelry, collage, mixed media
Green Market place
Cultural Entertainment
Ana Aguerrevere (FL) Still Life Painting
About Howard Alan Events, Inc.:
Howard Alan Events, a Florida-based company, produces the nation's acme juried art and craft shows. Ranked amidst the Elevation 100 Art Fairs in the Country by Sunshine Creative person Magazine, from Colorado to Florida, Howard Alan Events produces award winning arts and craft festivals in 40 different locations each year.
For boosted information on the 30th Annual Las Olas Fine art Fair and other Howard Alan Events art and craft shows across the country, visit www.artfestival.com or call 561-746-6615.
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Susan Kronowitz'southward Artistry Is Featured At Three South Florida Juried Fine art Exhibits
Susan Kronowitz, a prolific artist and teacher, has several pieces in juried art exhibits in South Florida at the moment. The public is welcome to come across her works at the Coral Springs Museum of Fine art, The Center For Creative Education and the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. Susan's creative passion serves as a part model for so many…It is NEVER to LATE to tap into your creative side! She currently teaches at The Grove in Boynton Beach and is bachelor to teach elsewhere ( both group and individual classes). The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.
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Susan Kronowitz
ONE Artist:
3 JURIED EXHIBITS:
Coral Springs Museum of Art presents
"Artistic Explorations" WITVA Juried exhibition
Now through January 7, 2018
Tuesday Through Sat 10 AM – v PM
SUNDAY AND MONDAY: Closed
2855 Coral Springs Drive Coral Springs, Florida 33065
Phone: (954) 340-5000 coralspringsmuseum.org
Center For Creative Pedagogy:
"Artistic Dimensions" WITVA Juried Exhibition
Now through Jan 20, 2018
Gallery hours: 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday
Also Available by Engagement.
425 24th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33407-5401
Phone 561-805-9927 www.cceflorida.org
Cultural Council of Palm Beach County
40th Anniversary Show " Ruby "
At present through February 13
Public Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10 am – 5 pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
601 Lake Avenue Lake Worth, FL 33460
Phone: (561) 471-2901 palmbeachculture.com
"Reflections" by Susan Kronowitz
Anyone who knows Susan Kronowitz knows that Thursday morning time is her teaching day, both in her Illinois Del Webb Community and her dwelling in Boynton Beach, FL. She tells The Rickie Report, "I had many years of feel equally a painter and studying the disciplines & methods of fine art as well equally art history, but no formal instruction teaching. When the opportunity arose, I was excited and love this new affiliate in my life!
"Berries and Cream" past Susan Kronowitz
Susan's creative person mission includes,"The spirit of the place or scene is what I wish to reproduce. Colors are ofttimes contradistinct and painted completely dissimilar from what I observe…larger-than-life flowers capture the spirit of the garden in which the actual flowers are growing. I experience that capturing the fleeing light and its effects, the shadows, is what creates a mood in all paintings. I was inspired by Monet'due south gardens on a trip to Giverny and knew that someday, I too, must paint the gifts of my garden."
Floral past Susan Kronowitz
Susan shares with the states, "I experience completely connected to all of my paintings, as they all began with a photograph of a place where I have visited". Traveling extensively opens the possibilities of a series of paintings and inspiration for new pieces of artwork just waiting to be released onto the canvass or paper. Using the College of Lake County as her studio for over 25 years, Susan has been developing her own private style, gaining feel and honing her arts and crafts. Her artwork can exist plant in the permanent drove of CLC.
"Fruits" by Susan Kronowitz
Many of her students never had the adventure to written report art when they were younger, as they were all pursuing career. They are like sponges, ready to learn! "My students give me and then much energy and it is astonishing what they are creating! The highlight of the year of the Annual Student Afternoon of Fine Art, a professionally presented exhibition showcase for the entire community to see what these students have accomplished in our classes together".
Having studied with so many different art instructors over the years, Susan has developed her own manner of teaching. "I give the students the fundamentals and the first two classes are devoted to this. We study color theory, mixing of paints and making a color chart. I show them the basics and give them the space to create. It is always amazing to come across what they reach"!
"Prairie Voices" past Susan Kronowitz
In 2003, "Prairie Voices: A Collection of Student Writing/Fine art" was published through the College of Lake County, highlighting Susan'due south artistry. The Disappearing Barns of Illinois "I really was proud at 1 time to say that I don't paint barns, but then they called me". Susan started her "Befouled series" in response to the many farms being lost to developers in Lake County and the surrounding expanse. Her paintings have get a "record of the barns that inhabited the land before the subdivisions that are now the urban landscape".
"Disappearing Illinois Barns" by Susan Kronowitz
Students share, "From the first mean solar day I met her, I knew Susan was the teacher for united states of america. With her flexible attitude and ability to heed to our needs, each pupil has embraced painting and discovered abilities they didn't even realize they possessed"! May students had never fatigued or painted before coming to Susan'due south course. Information technology is remarkable the talent people have hidden inside them. Susan teaches and encourages each educatee with a positive attitude. Through the years, she's changed management, depending on the groups' needs. She invited inspiring artists to speak and arranges field trips to underline the necessity of nurturing while opening a new world to their eyes".
Susan Kronowitz' Art Piece of work Published
Susan tells u.s.a., "The medium of Colored pencil lends itself and so nicely to limited food such as fruits and vegetables. The style I adult is a painterly effect, obliterating the pencil mark and making images appear to be painted. I was beyond thrilled to exist included in "The Best Of Colored Pencil 1 and 2", published past the Colored Pencil Association of America. Imagine having my prototype chosen for the outside of The Souvenir Gear up of Colored Pencil I & Two!
Susan Kronowitz' Drove at Vida
For Susan's 70th altogether, her younger daughter compiled a 193 page book, with professional photos, of Susan'southward "Creative Lifetime Journeying". Fifty-fifty every bit this article publishes, Susan continues to create and find new outlets for her beautiful paintings. Her latest endeavor is a collaboration with the Vida Visitor, which creates original, inspiring wearing apparel based on Susan's artwork. Together, with Vida, Susan has created pillows, scarves, wraps, totes,and fashionable tops, all featuring her original designs. Susan has received many awards for her artwork and her paintings have been exhibited in numerous shows, and tin be establish in several public and private collections. In addition to working in colored pencil and oil painting, Susan brings her unique visual eye to beaded artistry equally well.
For more information about Susan Kronowitz:
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FineArtAmerica.com/Susan Kronowitz
Phone: 847 910 3764
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Coral Springs Museum Of Art Features WITVA's "Artistic Explorations" Exhibition With Opening Reception December 6th
WITVA's ( Women In The Visual Arts) "Creative Explorations" Exhibition opens to the Public with a Free Outcome on Wednesday, Dec vith. Delight note the modify of engagement from previous publicity!! The Exhibit takes place in the Master Gallery of the Coral Springs Art Museum and refreshments will be provided by Bacardi. This juried showroom is one of half dozen annually, where WITVA members can participate. The Rickie Report gives you the details and some sneak peeks. Give yourself the gift of original fine art! This artist networking system promotes the visual arts through scholarships to the side by side generation. Kudos to y'all all!
WOMEN IN THE VISUAL ARTS
And
THE CORAL SPRINGS MUSEUM Of Art
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO:
"Creative EXPLORATIONS"
Public Reception & Cash Awards:
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
vi – 7 pm
Refreshments Sponsored by Bacardi
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855 Coral Springs Dr. Coral Springs, FL
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday x am-5 pm
954-340-5000 www.csmart.org
Rosie Sherman'due south "Blooming"
WITVA is a not-profit 501(C)3 Organization which was founded in 1989, with the aim of promoting public interest in the visual arts through its programs and activities. The Organization serves as a forum in which members may network, share ideas and help one another reach their artistic goals while at the same time giving back to the customs.
WITVA membership is made up of exhibiting artists and non-exhibiting members, that is, those who are interested in art and our customs projects. Members come from Port St. Lucie, Palm Beach County and Miami-Dade Canton.
Jane Bazinet's "Wayward Moment"
Visit our website for information world wide web.witva.org
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Make Your Reservations For Florida Watercolor Society Almanac Convention And Trade Show
The Florida Watercolor Society will be in Coral Springs this year to gloat its 46th Annual Exhibition, Convention, and Trade Prove. FWS is one of very few organizations of its kind in the country to concord an Annual Convention and Trade Show. The Convention kicks off Thursday evening, September 14th with a ii-hour painting sit-in by Iain Stewart. Many more than demos, as well equally critiques, raffles, silent auctions, and a Paint-Around are scheduled for Friday and Sat, September 15th & 16th. All of these events are included with the $twenty registration fee. Other instructors include watercolor artists Bev Jozwiak AWS, NWS and Sue Allen AWS, NWS. The Trade Show is free and open to the public. The Rickie Study shares the details hither.
2017 Florida Watercolor Society Convention & Trade Testify 2017
September 14th – 17th
Ft. Lauderdale Marriott Hotel-Coral Springs
11775 Heron Bay Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33321
954-753-5598
46th Almanac Exhibition
Opening Awards Reception/ Fine art Exhibit:
Friday, September 15th
five:thirty – 7:30 pm
Coral Springs Museum of Fine art
2855 Coral Springs Bulldoze, Coral Springs, FL 33065
954-340-5000
Exhibit dates: Sept. ninth – Nov. 18th
The Exhibition judge, creative person Iain Stewart AWS, NWS
The Exhibition guess, creative person Iain Stewart AWS, NWS, reviewed well-nigh 600 entries to select the 100 watermedia paintings that will testify from September 9th through Nov 17th at the Coral Springs Museum of Art, 2855 Coral Springs Drive in Coral Springs. Iain also selected 35 paintings from the show to travel on to two additional venues. Bonita Springs Center for the Arts will host the outset stop, showing November 21st through December 28th. The second stop will exist the Gadsden Fine art Heart & Museum in Quincy, FL, from January 12th through March 24th, 2018. Both Traveling Show venues will host a reception on opening nighttime.
WORKSHOPS:
2 workshops held in conjunction with the 46th Annual Exhibition still take space available. Iain Stewart'southward four-day workshop, held September 11th -14th, 9am – 4pm still has a few spots open. Sue Allen NWS, FWS will teach a 1-day workshop on September 14th from 9am-4pm. The workshops volition be held at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Resort, 11775 Heron Bay Blvd. in Coral Springs.
FWS is 1 of very few organizations of its kind in the country to hold an Annual Convention and Trade Testify. The Convention kicks off Thursday evening, September 14th from seven-9pm at the Marriott with a two-60 minutes painting sit-in by Iain Stewart. Many more than demos, as well every bit critiques, raffles, silent auctions, and a Paint-Effectually are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, September 15th & 16th. All of these events are included with the $20 registration fee.
Trade SHOW:
The Trade Show, held Friday and Saturday, September 15th & 16th from 9-4pm, is free and open to the public. Vendors from effectually the country will be selling art supplies at significant discounts. Also, vendors will be demonstrating new products and techniques on the Trade Show floor.
About FWS
The purpose of this lodge is to: Brainwash the public every bit to the importance of watercolor every bit a artistic and permanent painting medium. Contribute to the cultural temper and standards of the State of Florida. Support and educate members of FWS and other watercolor organizations in their worthwhile endeavors in watercolor painting.
For more information, a consummate schedule of events, and to register, delight visit our website:
world wide web.floridawatercolorsociety.org
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46th Annual Florida Watercolor Society Convention And Trade Evidence September fourteen-17
In preparation for the upcoming Florida Watercolor Gild's (FWS) 2017 Annual State Convention & Trade Show, The Rickie Written report shares the details and opportunities to accept your piece of work critiqued, get bang-up deals on fine art supplies and see creative person demonstrations. The events have place in Coral Springs, September 14 – 17th. In conjunction with the Convention, the 2017 Florida Watercolor Order will hold its 46th Annual Opening Awards Reception/Art Showroom on September 15th. Special thanks to Lois Perdue, who interviewed Iain Stewart, one of the workshop presenters. Get your calendars out and make your reservations! The Trade Show is free and open to the public on Friday, September 15th and Saturday, September 16th. Other instructors include watercolor artists Bev Jozwiak AWS, NWS and Sue Archer Allen AWS, NWS.
www.floridawatercolorsociety.org
2017 Florida Watercolor Society Convention & Trade Show 2017
September 14th-17th
Ft. Lauderdale Marriott Hotel-Coral Springs
11775 Heron Bay Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33321
954-753-5598
46th Annual Exhibition
Opening Awards Reception/ Fine art Exhibit:
Friday, September 15th
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5:xxx – 7:30 pm
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855 Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33065
954-340-5000
Exhibit dates: Sept. 9th – Nov. 18th
Detailed information most the Convention and Merchandise Show likewise as opportunities to annals for critiques follows this interview of Iain Stewart by Lois Perdue
Iain Stewart
Iain Stewart by Lois Perdue
Iain Stewart shares, "Painting my reality is with lines and low-cal." It is not only about how the calorie-free influences his paintings, only to the award-winning watercolor artist and architectural illustrator, it'due south about the lines, too. Born in Glasgow, Scotland and raised in North Carolina and subsequently, Alabama since the age of six, Stewart holds numerous international awards, is a signature fellow member of the National and American Watercolor Societies and holds a degree in architecture. For the offset time, Stewart, has been invited to exist i of three artists who will be teaching a iv-day workshop at this year'south Florida Watercolor Society (FWS) Convention & Trade Show. "I get a great deal of satisfaction teaching workshops," he said. "I tin can communicate my ideas both vocally and visually in a manner that volition, hopefully, remain with the artists and be repeatable past them."
"6th Street Train" by Iain Stewart
Now 46-years-old, Stewart was fortunate to take had a head get-go in the field of fine art. He grew upwards familiar with renderings and architectural drawings as his father, Muir Stewart, was a Professor of Architecture at Auburn University until he retired in 1987. In addition, the senior Stewart has been a watercolorist his entire life and still continues an active career as an architectural illustrator and artist. "There is friendly competition betwixt us," said Stewart. Stewart, who volition likewise concur one-on-1 critiques during the convention weekend, said he learned some valuable lessons about critiquing fine art by example.
"My father has an uncanny ability to give scathing critiques, simply they are correct," he said. "What I practise so is, if information technology's fixable, I fix it, or I just commencement all over again" he said. "We at present critique each others' work which can become quite interesting at times." Stewart says, however, his own critiques are gently delivered, besides productive and intended to help students learn. "For myself, I like to use my ruined efforts to start the 'barbeque'," he said. "Successful paintings teach us very piffling. Information technology'southward the hand to the hot stove, the sting of the bee–the ruined painting that makes you look inward and seek out where you went wrong. I ask my students to create a written step-by-step process for a ruined painting—to go back and exercise a program, find a point of reference of where and why they did it. Then their job is to become back and rework information technology and try to avoid making the same mistake twice."
"Gothenburg" past Iain Stewart
Stewart, who has been published numerous times, most recently in Plein Air Mag, (Apr/ May Result) teaches both studio and plein air workshops on a regular basis throughout the Us and Europe. Other publications in which Stewart has been featured include Watercolor Artist, The Art of Watercolour, Southern Living, Cottage Living, Better Homes & Gardens, The Robb Report and the French publication Pratique des Arts. He also has a three-DVD set available through northlightshop.com. Always a watercolorist, Stewart enjoys the process of protecting light from the get-go. He admits his real struggle is to capture the initial vision. "Yous take to see the works' glow from the start," he said. Stewart added that he is most often motivated by capturing a definitive lighting status and how information technology influences shape and value rather than faithfully representing the subject every bit witnessed. "The lion'south share of my work is accomplished alla prima," said Stewart. "Watercolor is uniquely suited for the job of capturing light and must be preserved from the first castor strokes and protected throughout the painting process."
Watercolor by Iain Stewart
Stewart maintains a studio in Opelika, Alabama for his duo career every bit a fine art watercolorist alongside his 20-year career as an architectural illustrator with an international clientele. Stewart says he is hired to create scenes that showcase the designer'due south intentions in the best way possible. Clients have ranged from the Georgia State Capital to the Dublin Zoo. Once a twelvemonth he heads to his alma mater, Auburn University, where he is an adjunct professor, to teach a course called "Compages in Watercolor". "The course I teach is reviving and combining the use of watercolor presentation in the historic period of figurer- dominated presentation techniques," Stewart said.
Stewart does agree that his fashion has inverse over the years and says it was gradual. "I moved away from the tightness of my rendering style to a more expressive way of painting", he said. "My piece of work changes yearly and I noticed this when I began to focus more on my sketchbooks to bring the liveliness I experience when working in them to my studio work. It is less about accuracy and more virtually the feeling of being in a certain identify. I have moved in a more than painterly direction and continue to embrace the changes when they come. If I painted the aforementioned way yr subsequently yr my personal work would become dull very quickly to me. In architectural analogy it's all most the line work. When I paint for myself I never let a line tell me where to put my brush."
"Northward Queens Ferry" by Iain Stewart
Stewart says he ruins more paintings when working on something new equally his way changes just there is a benefit in that. "That means I am on to something new and to follow it as far equally it will take me. You would be surprised at how many people think that in one case you lot begin receiving awards, jurying, and getting into major publications that yous somehow terminate creating works that are not up to your idea of what constitutes a good painting," he said. To achieve the uniquely dramatic, sometimes moody strokes in his laurels-winning paintings, Stewart says he often uses imagined atmospheric and lighting weather in his work and paints from both life and imagination. "Watercolors are not only a translation of what I see, but more importantly, an expression of how I choose to view the world," he shares. As for his workshop teaching way, he believes that some students struggle, but Stewart takes delight in this. "It is those times when they see the larger flick and have i of those "ah ha moments" and not just see the technical side of the demonstration," he said. "A lite comes into their optics and smiles announced on their faces and that is priceless to me," he said. "Information technology'south the moment of understanding and it'south a wonderful thing to run across and be part of."
Iain Stewart's 4-Day Workshop is Mon., Sept xi-Thur., Sept. 14; ix:00 a.one thousand. to four:00 p.m
&
Sue Archer Allen's ane-Twenty-four hours Workshop is Thurs., Sept. 14; 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Both workshops accept spaces.
Please visit FWS'south website to see well-nigh availability.
(Bev Jozwiak's iv-day Workshop on Mon. Sept. 11 – Thurs., Sept 14 is filled.)
2017 Florida Watercolor Social club State-wide
Convention & Merchandise Show
September 14th-17th
PLUS
BEST DEALS ON ART SUPPLIES AT THIS Merchandise Evidence
Friday, September 15th
Sabbatum, September 16th
9 am – 4 pm
Ft. Lauderdale Marriott Hotel-Coral Springs
11775 Heron Bay Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33321
954-753-5598
Free & Open to the public
"Exhibitors come from all over the United States equally well as Europe," said Rita Szopinski, president of FWS. "Information technology'due south a very popular event and a chance for the experienced artist as well as the beginner artist to be introduced to new and exciting products being promoted past the diverse vendors." And, the "price is right" at FWS's trade show. "Vendors offer "discounted" pricing to attendees so information technology is a swell opportunity to stock upward on art materials," said Szopinski. "Every bit you get excited about the demos and the products the workshop instructors are using, you can run to the trade show and purchase many of the items from one of the many booths. As you lot wander through the booths you volition discover a demo here and there every bit an added bonus. Visit the FWS website for updates on the merchandise bear witness and demos." Many product experts volition be introducing new products, holding demonstrations and answering artists' questions throughout the weekend of Florida Watercolor Lodge's 46th annual country convention.
46th Annual Awards Reception/ Fine art Exhibit
Friday, September 15th, five:30 – 7:30pm
Coral Springs Museum of Fine art
2855 Coral Springs Drive, Coral Springs, 33065
This year's Opening Reception promises to be chic and will non only applaud the exceptional talents of FWS artists but volition as well celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Coral Springs Museum of Art. Guests will enjoy music, fine wine and server-passed hors d'oeuvres. Ticket prices are $15 per person. Yous can purchase your Reception ticket online when you register for the Convention, or when you check in at the hotel. Borderline to purchase tickets is Thursday, September 14th.
One-on-1 Critique: Iain Stewart
Fri, September 15th
Artists who select this opportunity will be asked to submit 10 images either past due east-post or from their website in advance to the artist of their choosing, and will be scheduled for a 30 infinitesimal session. This is your run a risk to obtain valuable feedback so necessary to improve your painting, and increase your chances of beingness accepted in or receiving awards in national exhibitions. Charge is $l per session. Scheduling will be mutually convenient.
Digital Critique past Bev Jozwiak
Friday, September 15th
Bev Jozwiak will be leading a critique of art images that have been submitted to the digital director at fws.show.entry@gmail.com specifically for this critique. All artists, members or non members, are welcome to submit up to 2 images by deadline engagement of September fourteen, 2017. Each image is $half-dozen which tin can exist paid in online checkout. Images should be cropped and sized according to standard submission rules of 300 DPI and longest edge 1800 pixels. You may accept your images prepared for you by the digital director for $5/image, payable at checkout. The critiques will take place on Friday, September 15th.
Showroom Review With Iain Stewart
Saturday, September 16th
There is a $6 attendance fee to participate in the Iain Stewart review of the 2017 Annual Exhibition on Saturday, Sept 16th, as space is express. Please pay the attendance fee with your convention registration. This is your run a risk to hear first manus how Iain chose this yr's images and learn what a juror may be seeking in judging such a large and competitive show.
One on One Critique: Sue Archer Allen
Saturday, September 16th
Artists who select this opportunity will exist asked to submit ten images either past email or from their website in advance to the creative person of their choosing, and will exist scheduled for a 30 minute session. This is your run a risk to obtain valuable feedback so necessary to meliorate your painting, and increment your chances of being accepted in or receiving awards in national exhibitions. Accuse is $l per session. Scheduling will be mutually convenient, but all critiques will be held on September 16th.
For more information virtually membership, monthly meetings well as availability of workshops please visit:
world wide web.floridawatercolorsociety.org
For media data near the FWS Convention contact Lois Perdue at 954.812.1860 or email her at : runner12@bellsouth.net
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Coral Springs Museum Of Art Features "From OP To Popular" With Stanford Slutsky
The Lath of Directors of the Coral Springs Museum of Art invites the public to an Artist Reception honoring Stanford Slutsky on Th, March 23rd. Later 30 years focusing on and perfecting his Op Art and geometric art techniques, Stanford Slutsky moved into this new territory of Pop Art. Combining the depth of his creative noesis with his life long journey with nutrient and eating food, he creates giant size realistic sculptures that are 1-of- a- kind larger than life food items with the accent on sweet things. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks. This exhibition continues through May xx, 2017.
Coral Springs Museum of Art
2855 Coral Springs Drive Coral Springs, Fl 33065
(954)340-5000
www.coralspringsmuseum.org
The Board of Directors of the
Coral Springs Museum of Fine art
invites y'all to an artist reception honoring
STANFORD SLUTSKY
"From OP to Popular"
Thursday, March 23rd, 2017
6:30pm
Commemoration Includes
Low-cal hors d'oeuvres & wine bar
Complimentary Admission
Exhibition runs through May 20, 2017
Later 30 years focusing on and perfecting his Op Fine art, brusk for optical illusion fine art and geometric art techniques, Stanford Slutsky moved into this new territory of Popular Art as he recalled driving a Good Humor Ice cream Truck in the summer of 1957. Combining the depth of his creative knowledge with his life long journeying with nutrient and eating food, he creates giant size realistic sculptures that are ane- of- a- kind larger than life nutrient items with the accent on sweet things.
Bigger than life-size nutrient sculptures past Stanford Slutsky
The American Artist and Sculptor was born in 1941 in Pittsburgh, PA. Now residing in Boynton beach, FL, he tells The Rickie Report, "When I was a child, in that location was something nearly the illusions magicians created that captured my imagination. I desire that same bright sense of illusions to be central in all of my artwork. Today, all of my new works of food are creations of colorful, playful and appetizing-all the same calorie costless".
"4 Spheres" past Stanford Slutsky
At a immature age, Slutsky unearthed dirt to made sculptures. In Loftier school he won many awards in jewelry blueprint and creation. He moved to Florida 34 years ago where he became a total time working and professional artist. These past years he has had numerous SOLO exhibits including the Immature at Art Museum in Davie, Fl, Coral Springs Museum of Art, The Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art, The Fort Lauderdale Art Institute, and Nathan D. Rosen Museum.
"Radiance" by Stanford Slutsky
"Math, admits Slutsky, wasn't exactly my all-time subject in high school". But since embracing his fascination, a wide variety of geometric-inspired artwork appears to pop off the canvas. "I am a geometric abstract, optical illusion artist," he explains. "My work creates the illusion of move and three-dimensionality. Some shapes of colour may seem to advance and then recede and others appear to drum in waves."
"Round Candy Box" by Stanford Slutsky
When you bring the art work of Stanford Slutsky to your home or office, you automatically invite joy and whimsy to your walls and space! His artwork is precise however spontaneous. His perceptions of the world will bring a smile to your middle and engage all of your visitors. Mr. Slutsky'south pieces are original one of a kind optical illusion acrylic on canvas and his nutrient sculptures are larger than life with the emphasis on sweet things. Slutsky says, " I am chasing the sweet things in life."
"Processed Dots on Paper" past Stanford Slutsky
For more information well-nigh this exhibition or Stanford's artwork:
www.stanfordslutsky.com
mr-food@att.internet
561-865-1285
"Taffy Apples" by Stanford Slutsky
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