Ernest M. Saenz: "Out From the Under Ground"

"Out From the Under Ground" - Featuring Street Art: live street art performance by Ernest M. Saenz - an artist known for challenging the status quo and an Icon of the grafitti movement of the early 60s.

 

Opening reception: July 24, 2010 5PM to 9PM

Location: 4186 Adams Ave. San Diego, 92116

 

Raffle Items

Raffle Items

Raffle Items

Southwestern College Clay Club Pottery Sale and Raffle

Ken Price at Matthew Marks

 

Ken Price at Matthew Marks

February 18th, 2010

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Viola Frey - New York Times

Viola Frey’s giant ceramic sculptures of men and women

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For Art's Sake

Part of an article in the SD Reader:

Artists in the South Bay are facing extinction. Schools have eliminated art classes. There are no galleries or art events taking place. Yet, there is a thriving community of artists that call the South Bay home. They are young and old and produce art that is full of life — but have nowhere to show it!


Recently, an organization named Trinidy Incorporated offered to clean up the building at 3525 Main Street — which has been vacant for over eight years — in exchange for two years' use of the property. Trinidy would like to house a multi-service community center at the location. Services offered would include a community arts center, a teen-fathers program, and headquarters for a mobile health clinics network.

Read more here:  SD Reader
 
Join our efforts to get an Art Center in Chula Vista at Badfinger Cafe
 
More info at http://www.trinidy.org/3525.html

Do You Have Something You Would like to Sell?

Winners Within Us, Inc. publishes an eZine (http://winnerswithinus.com/).  Their main focus is the positive things that people do within their communities and beyond.

The eZine has an online Market Place (http://marketplace.winnerswithinus.com/) that host a variety of products. Though art is the most plentiful product offered, it is very limited - mostly sea scape paintings and some clocks.

I suggest that all the serious artists in our groups look into the offer being made by Alex Scandalios, the
eZine's CEO/Publisher. 

This is what Alex Scandalios says:

"We Are an Online Magazine with a Shopping Mall Called Winners Marketplace™. I Am Looking for a Supplier of a Line of Arts/Crafts Who Would Be Able to Ship Their Orders to Our Readers. We Will Provide You a Storefront in Our Marketplace, Do All the Work, Make the Sales and Process the Orders. We Would Then Send the Orders to You along with the Money for the Sale and You Would Ship the Product to the Customer. The Customers Would Be Yours to Service and Take Care of. We Would Simply Be Your Landlord of the "Virtual Store" Where the Sale Takes Place. You Can See What I'm Talking about at Our Website.  You Only Pay Us a When We Produce Results. We Only Charge a 10% Commission. If You're Interested You Can Contact Us from the Website."

Here is the website again: http://marketplace.winnerswithinus.com/

Raul Guerrero

Serious About Your Art?

Seriously consider entering the International Portrait Competition. It's $40 for 3 samples of your work - there is a catch: you must register for the conference if you are selected as a finalists (only 15 finalists will be selected) the fee for the conference is $395 for members/$455 for non-members and all finalists must bring their original work to win a top prize. Plus you have to pay for your hotel and food. The good thing is that you get to attend workshops offered by the worlds best portraits artists.

We may be able to do fund raisers to help finance one (or more of us) to go to conference if selected as finalists - this has to be looked into.

Here is the entry form: http://portraitsociety.org/conference/pdfs/competitionentry.pdf

All work has to be somewhat Realistic and done independently, e.g. not in a classroom or under the direction of an instructor. You must never have won an award in any previous competition (it is not specific if it means one of their comps or any comp).

The best part of the competition is that work can be 2D and 3D (sculpture). Check out the website of past winners: http://portraitsociety.org/conferencespast/2009/winners.htm

18th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition

Calls for Submissions - Ceramics Art Gallery

18th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition

April 16 through June 20, 2010

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts

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The 18th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition, April 16 – June 20, 2010. Open to all ceramic artists in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Up to 3 pieces may be entered with a postmark deadline of February 2, 2010.

There is a nonrefundable entry fee of $20 per artist, with a maximum of three works per individual. Make check or money order payable to the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. CD's or slides, entry form, entry fee and SASE must be postmarked by February 2, 2010.

Click HERE for Entry Form or call (325) 653-3333.

SWC Clay Club Pottery Sale

Rise of Abbadon

Rise of Abbadon

Mixed media installation by Stacy Blum and Jessica Tadeo.

Come witness dark mischievous, yet lovable creatures in their world of betrayal and destruction. 

Opening reception Dec. 8 11am-12pm.

Dec. 8 - Jan.14 11:am - 2:pm.

Student Art Gallery Rm. 700

Southwestern College

900 Otay Lakes Rd. Chula Vista, CA 91910

riseofabbadon@yahoo.com 

Call to Artists

NO VACANCY — The Fall Student Show

November 24 – December 9, 2009
Opening Reception
Tuesday,November 24
11:00 am - 1 pm
SWC Art Gallery Patio

          Special Opening Events

Mariachi Garibaldi de Southwestern College
Open Mic presented by “theotherwritersguild” club
Mexican buffet provided by Gran Sol Catering

Gallery Hours:
M-Th        10:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
W & Th    6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Closed on school holidays

Southwestern College
900 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista, CA 91910
619-216-6605

SWC Calendar: Website

For directions: http://www.maps.google.com/

Admission is free.
Free parking, parking lot O, opening day

This exhibition is made possible with support from
The Southwestern College Foundation

Teapots: Object to Subject

This exhibition takes a closer look at what is normally considered a simple utilitarian vessel used to hold tea. Teapots: Object to Subject is a collection of the best entries from the 2004 Survey of American Teapots sponsored by the Craft Alliance in St. Louis, Missouri. The best of both established artists and the most promising, innovative new artists from around the country are represented in this exhibition.
Teapots: Object to Subject is organized by the Craft Alliance and is being toured nationally by ExhibitsUSA.

This exhibition also features teapots from specially invited regional artists: Connie Beardsley, Christie Beniston, Kelly Berning, Nate Betschart, Richard Burkett, Levi Casias, Maria De Castro, Irene de Watteville, Ted Gallup, Flavia Gilmore, Joanne Hyakawa, Yoshimi Hayashi, Jeff Irwin, Christopher Lee, Ron Lenc, DeLoss McGraw, Lee Puffer, Eric Rempe, Gail Schneider, Scott Schoenherr, Fred Stodder, Cheryl Tall, Lana Wilson and Scott Young.  

Reception: Saturday, November 21, 2009
5 to 7 pm

 WILLIAM D. CANNON ART GALLERY
1775 Dove Lane
Carlsbad, CA 92011
760.602.2021

Frank Lloyd Gallery Blog

Frank Lloyd Gallery - Bergamot Station - Los Angeles

I just spent some time on Frank Lloyd Gallery's Blog and it is Good!

Check out the gallery here and the blog here

Ed - You are going to have to go deep into the archives to get to this one!

There's an interview.....

Patty Palenschat

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Patty Palenschat

Mountain Man

Ed Bia

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