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Thursday, February 4, 2010
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
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
Labels:
art center,
art classes,
community center,
gallery
Friday, January 29, 2010
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/
Labels:
art dealers,
art sales,
ceramics,
online stores
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