Open Studio Weekend in Hartford!!
Here are some of the participating artists:
Packer Studio
56 Arbor Street
Suite 314
Hartford, CT 06106
Kathi Packer
New Direction/ New Work
OPEN STUDIO HARTFORD 2016
Saturday & Sunday, November 12 & 13 11am-5pm
56 Arbor Street
Suite 314
Hartford, CT 06106
Kathi Packer
New Direction/ New Work
OPEN STUDIO HARTFORD 2016
Saturday & Sunday, November 12 & 13 11am-5pm
In our galleries, see Kurt Steger: Scribing the Void and Ellen Hackl Fagen: Into The Blue Again.
Visit the many art studios at 56 Arbor Street, including RAW's own Barbara Hocker on the third floor. Over thirty artists, artisans and organizations in the building will be open during this weekend event.
OPEN STUDIO HARTFORD ~ DEBUTS IN WINDSOR
Saturday, November 12, 2016, 11am-5pm
Sunday, November 13, 2016, 11am-5pm
This
year for OPEN STUDIO HARTFORD, I will be exhibiting my work in my
studio at WINDSOR ART CENTER along with some other fantastic artists. I
implore that you make the trip 10 min North of downtown, plenty of Free
Parking, a great bakery next door, live music, refreshments, and most
importantly wonderful and affordable cutting edge collectible ARTWORK.
Chaparro Studio
35 Central Street
Windsor, CT
(The former train station behind CVS in the center of town)
ANDRES CHAPARRO
Chaparro Studio
Studio: 860-597-6100
Website: chaparroart.com
Instagram: chaparro_art
Facebook: The Art of Andres Chaparro
OPEN STUDIO
at
The Shops at 485 New Park
Saturday November 12
Sunday November 13
11 am - 5 pm
The
shops at 485 New Park and Blaze and Bloom look forward to the
celebration of art during Hartford’s Open Studio weekend. The event
takes place on Saturday November 12th and Sunday November 13th from 11am
to 5pm and will showcase various participants including area artists,
businesses and food vendors
as well as artisans of many genres and
mediums,,,,,
And more great art events:
Art Opening
Friday, November 11, 2016
Meet the Artist 6-9 pm
Friday, November 11, 2016
Meet the Artist 6-9 pm
Artist Statement:
A large part of my work is made using the wet plate collodion process, a photographic process that dates back to the early 1850’s. I’ve been fascinated by the photographic processes
A large part of my work is made using the wet plate collodion process, a photographic process that dates back to the early 1850’s. I’ve been fascinated by the photographic processes
since I discovered them in
college.
Also in the gallery
Susan Bogle Finnegan
On exhibit through November 20th
Susan Bogle Finnegan
On exhibit through November 20th
The Underground Gallery
122 Main Street
lower level
Collinsville, Connecticut 06022-0146
BRICK WALK FINE ART
322 Park Road
West Hartford, Connecticut
phone (860) 233-1730
brickwalk@sbcglobal.net
322 Park Road
West Hartford, Connecticut
phone (860) 233-1730
brickwalk@sbcglobal.net
EXHIBITION: KEN MORGAN: HOLDING THE LINE-SELECTED WORKS
EXHIBITION DATES: November 12th-December 31st, 2016
Opening Reception, Saturday, November 12th, 2-5 pm
EXHIBITION DATES: November 12th-December 31st, 2016
Opening Reception, Saturday, November 12th, 2-5 pm
Brick Walk Fine Art is pleased to announce our next exhibition which features selected works by Ken Morgan.
This exhibition will revisit drawings
on canvas and paper that reference the unusual childhood of the artist
as he was part of a Connecticut-based family of circus acrobats that
performed across the country. Morgan attended the Vesper George School
of Art in Boston. He later moved to Charleston, Maine for several years,
where he lived in a grange hall that he bought and restored before
returning to Connecticut where he currently resides.
Among
his recognitions are grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the
National Endowment for the Arts, and the Adolph Gottlieb Foundation. His
work is in many fine private and public collections including the State
of Connecticut Artists Collection.
William Baczek Fine Arts
FINAL WEEKEND
BRAD WOODFIN
The Words of The Birds
Overflow features the collaborative and collective work of Martha Lewis, Eva Mantell, Melissa Marks & Laura Watt. The exhibit is a part of an ongoing visual conversation between the artists. This group exhibition will be on display at the Paul Mellon Arts Center Gallery, Choate Rosemary Hall, 332 Christian Street, Wallingford CT, from November 3 through December 18.
It is free and open to the public, daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
It is free and open to the public, daily from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Visual Consensus
November 3 - January 4
in the
Valentine H. Zahn Community Gallery
Middlesex Hospital Shoreline Medical Center
250 Flat Rock Place, Westbrook, CT
(just off I-95 at exit 65)
860-358-6200
Hours: Mon-Fri 7a-6p; Sat 7a-noon
860-358-6200
Hours: Mon-Fri 7a-6p; Sat 7a-noon
Artist Opps:
Arbitrary Color | All Entries due November 21
JANUARY 19 - MARCH 3,
2017
Color can change a viewer's perception of
practically anything. It impacts emotion, context, narrative, and
one's personal psychological response. This juried exhibition
explores not just the colors in artwork, but the entire color
palette used to accentuate the concept of the work. In focusing
on one specific element of design, Arbitrary Color challenges the
artist in their execution of all principles and elements of art
design. |
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Enter Here |
HALF-TRUTH
Distortions, Falsehoods, and Double-meanings
Distortions, Falsehoods, and Double-meanings
What
happens when truthful information is altered by the omission of part of
the message? What happens for example when a comma is removed from a
sentence, or an implication inserted, and therefore the interpretation
of an entire otherwise truthful statement is changed? A half-truth is
the result, often intended to make what is only a belief appear to be
knowledge. Half-truths mislead through the use of truth as a decoy
within which rides an intended deception.
For this exhibit Manifest is very interested in how works of visual art explore the concept of half-truth. Works submitted may be of any kind and any size, exploring the general theme in any way and through various strategies.
This theme is very open to interpretation and to any and all visual arts media.
This theme is very open to interpretation and to any and all visual arts media.
Submission deadline: November 21, 2016
http://www.manifestgallery.org/halftruth
http://www.manifestgallery.org/halftruth
Hartford Events Grants
Get
the support you need for your next Hartford festival, concert, or
parade! Applications are now available for the Greater Hartford Arts
Council's Hartford Events Grants program. Funding supports events taking
place between April 1, 2017 - September 30, 2017. Visit LetsGoArts.org/HartfordEventsGrants to submit an Intent to Apply form. Intent to Apply deadline: December 1. Apply now.
Questions? We're here to help! Contact José Feliciano, Manager of Granting Programs, at 860-525-8629 ext. 245 or JFeliciano@LetsGoArts.org.
The Power of Color
Community Art Show
January 7 – February 19, 2017
The Kershner Gallery is thrilled to announce our first community show, The Power of Color. Artists are invited to submit works exploring the use of color to express their ideas.
Entry deadline December 19, 2016.
Download the entry form here.
Community Art Show
January 7 – February 19, 2017
The Kershner Gallery is thrilled to announce our first community show, The Power of Color. Artists are invited to submit works exploring the use of color to express their ideas.
Entry deadline December 19, 2016.
Download the entry form here.
CALLS FOR ENTRIES at Mills Pond Gallery
660 Route 25A, St. James, NY 11780.
The Fine Art of
Illustration - Entry
deadline .December 9 – Juror William Low
Smithtown Township Arts Council seeks entries for juried
fine art exhibition “The Fine Art of Illustration” at the
Mills Pond Gallery. Exhibit Dates January 21 – February 19, 2017. Juror: William
Low. Open to USA artists 18 and older. Prospectus
at http://www.stacarts.org/exhibits/show/101or email gallery@stacarts.org. Mills Pond Gallery, 660 Route 25A, St.James,
NY 11780. (631) 862-6575. $45/3 entries. Cash Awards 1st, 2nd place.
Working
illustrators should submit PUBLISHED illustration art that transcends the
commercial needs of the commissioning client - work that can stand
independently in a fine art exhibition setting. We are excited to feature a
fine art exhibition of one of the most versatile art forms in today’s
visual culture.
Prospectus and entry form at http://www.stacarts.org/exhibits