04.07.15

FIGURATIVE 2015 ART EXHIBITION NOW ONLINE READY TO VIEW

posted by John R. Math

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its July 2015 art exhibition “Figurative” is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. The theme for this art exhibition is “Figurative”. The “Figurative” theme was considered to be figures, forms and faces. The gallery accepted art on this subject that was either representational or abstract. The gallery received submissions from 21 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 37 different states and the District of Columbia. Overall, there were 643 entries were judged for this art competition. To proceed to the gallery’s “Figurative” online art exhibition follow this link: https://www.lightspacetime.com/figurative-art-exhibition-july-2015/

03.07.15

PALAIS ROYAL ART GALLERY

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29.06.15

SPECULATIVE ART GALLERY

posted by Qaisar Ishaque

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26.06.15

SUMMER 2015 EXHIBITIONS

posted by Visio Dell'Arte

Max Laniado presents a cycle of renewed bi-weekly exhibitions featuring a selection of recent masterpieces and new never-seen-before artworks by 12 exclusive contemporary artists. For over 10 years, Rasikh Akhmetvaliev, Anatoly Burykin, Kaloon Chhour (Choi Ka Loon), Cosmina, Nicolae Ene, Anik Legoupil, Olivier Valli and Petre Velicu have been acclaimed and recognized by collectors worldwide for their unique styles and artistic vision. Allying unique creativity, absolute mastery of their art, spirituality and a sense of beauty and harmony, these artists continue their formidable ascension on the world art scene. At the same time, Max Laniado will show new artworks by three of his more recent discoveries, Jeff Bortniker, De Séguin and Vanessa Longo.

25.06.15

PREMIER PREMIER MINISTRE DU CANADA SIR JOHN A MACDONALD EN DESSIN DE SABLE

posted by Sand art bluto

The Founding Father . Sir John A. Macdonald Le père fondateur, son histoire. Notre Canada. Périssent par le centre des arts de la confédération Dessin de sable pour CBC