Posts Tagged ‘Fine Art’
New Mexico Landscapes
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Sunrise Rio Grande Nature Center 20″x16″ acrylic on canvas
Winter Rio Grande Nature Center 20″x16″ acrylic on canvas
Tunyo Black mesa San Idelfonso Pueblo Board 20″x16″ acrylic
South Valley Fall on the Rio Grande Acrylic on Canvas 20″x16″
Del Norte Day’s End on the Rio Grande 20″x16″ acrylic on canvas
Arroyos NM acrylic on Canvas 20″x16″
Shiprock Where the Birds Gather 20″x16″ acrylic on canvas
North Valley Acequia 12″x18″ acrylic on canvas
Embudo along the Rio Grande 20″x 16″ acrylic on canvas
High Road to Taos 22×24″ Acrylic on Canvas
Ponds near Sandia pueblo on the Rio Grande Acrylic on canvas 24″ x22″
View From mt Taylor to the Cabezon peak 24″x 36″ acrylic on canvas
Rio Grande Acequia in the spring 20″ x 30″ acrylic on canvas
Learn Pastels the easy way! Painting with Pastels
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Learn pastels and expand your creativity! Take art classes and learn skills that will be with you for a life-time.
This art class covers color theory and painting techniques in soft chalk pastels. You learn about papers and various drawing techniques. Beginners welcomed.
If you are experienced or have taken previous classes please bring your art work to class to show me what you would like to work on for this session.
Register at front desk or online.
Where: North Valley Senior Center
Times: 4:30pm – 6:30 pm
Dates: February 3 – 24 th
Days: Tuesday Afternoons
Cost: $45.00 person
Other: Materials supplied
Mixing it Up! Mixed Media Art Class
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Watercolor, Pastel with Acrylic Mediums Painting Classes
Event Details
when Jun 2, 2015 to Jun 23, 2015where North Valley SCcost 45.00
Jun 2, 2015 to Jun 23, 2015 at North Valley SCMixing it up with mixed media painting classes are now being offered at the North Valley Senior Center, Albuquerque, NM, on Tuesday afternoons in June 2015.
Discover new applications to painting with watercolor, pastel and acrylic mediums techniques.
You will learn how to apply and create textures, while making visually pleasing and interesting artwork. Learn resist techniques and photocollage transfers.
Elaine Cimino, artist/instructor, has 20 plus years experience teaching art to all levels and ages of students according to their abilities.
Learn the fundamentals of art to apply to your own interests and artwork.
No experience necessary. Register at front desk or call the Senior Center to sign up
Address: 3825 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107 Phone:(505) 761-4025
www.elaineciminostudios.com
Painting Flowers with Acrylics
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May 5, 2015 to May 26, 2015
Where: North Valley Senior Center
May 5, 2015 to May 26, 2015 at North Valley SC“Painting Flowers with Acrylics” is a beginning painting class for adults being offered at the North Valley Senior Center in Albuquerque, NM. This class will be offered in May of 2015.This class explores in depth several techniques using acrylics. Color theory, Composition, drawing, are some of the formal elements of painting that will be covered in theclass. Discover how amazing artist’s worldwide are using the acrylics techniques as a basis to apply ideas to other mediums. This 4 week class offers tips on using acrylics and mediums to achieve a successful painting.You can apply color theory and drawing skills learned in other offered workshops. Cost $45.00
Address: 3825 4th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87107 Phone:(505) 761-4025
Materials provided http://www.borntodraw.com/workshops/painting-flowers-acrylics/
For additonal infomration on artist instructor see: www.elaineciminostudios.com
Earthscapes Series and US Artists Projects
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I am working on a new series of paintings called, “Earthscapes.
The Earthscapes painting project creates a new series of 7 large format paintings that conceptualizes and contextualizes our relationship to water and its effects on society. The essence of my painting is landscape that discovers the effects of water and evokes the sense of place. The Evolutionary Landscape Series has been the focus of my artwork and Earthscapes has evolved o
ut of this work. In this project focus on imagery of satellite and microcosms view points of landscape and human relationships to it, and the behavior that has altered the ability for the Earth’s systems to cool the planet and my work will address the repercussions of action and inaction of the crisis.
I will blog updates and thoughts on process as I move forward with this new journey. Please join me on www.USAprojects.com and help support this endeavor.
Reminder Children’s Born To Draw Saturday Morning Art Classes
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Register for Born to Draw on Saturday Mornings at UNM Continuing Education
Art Exhibitions, Blog, Children’s Art Education, Children’s Classes,
January 5, 2013
Registration for the Born to Draw Saturday Morning Classes First Session Begins January 26th
Born to Draw Saturday Mornings 2 sessions: Total length of class time 2 hours including set up and clean upSession 1: January 26 – March 2, 2012 10 am – 12 noonSession 2: March 23 – April 27, 2012 10 am – 12 noon
Course Proposal and Syllabus:
Session 1
Born to Draw: A Children’s Drawing Program
The Born to Draw program is designed for children in grades K-6th. The Children’s Spring Workshop will be for children 7-11 years of age. The course is designed to teach observational drawing though shape relationships. The students will learn formal elements of drawing such as mark making, line, shape, placement, angels, textures, value, color, and perspective. Session A runs from January 26 to March 2, 2013
Each class is geared for the child to complete a drawing within the allotted 40-50 minutes or less time frame. The Born to Draw Step-by-Step Drawing program features animals and still life. Children should know basic shapes of the square, triangle, circle and oval. I encourage parents to have their children attend both sessions. Session B runs from March 23 to April 27
The classes will be offered for two 50-minute sessions with a five-minute break and time for set up and clean up included in the class. Total length of class time is 2 hours.
Drawing and Art Techniques
Depending on the age and the child’s development and skill levels, it is possible to evolve into another session for a continuum of developing drawing skills. Throughout the class the children will experiment with different media that include watercolor, color pencil, pen and ink.
Painting by Cezanne Still Life – 1890-94 oil on canvas
Session 2
Drawing Still Life
Drawing from 3D objects increases your children’s knowledge of the effects of light on form, volume and line. Observational drawing teaches one to learn to see. Students will work with still-life setups, start with simple materials and compositions, then move to more complicated media exploring textures and concepts. This is a great class to begin studies in art or to improve drawing skills.
Painting of Giorgio Morandi Modern still life
In this session the students will be introduced to great master artists like Cezanne, Matisse, Morandi, O’Keeffe and Steir.
The second session builds on the first session, however, all beginning drawers are welcome. Beginners who have not had the Born to Draw classes’ prior will start with the curriculum of the first session.
17544 Born to Draw: A Children’s Drawing Program (ages 7-11), Section A Tuition: $160.00 Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm; 6 sessions starting January 26, 2013, ending March 2, 2013 Location: CE South Building Instructor: Cimino Materials Cost: $0.00 Available Discounts Available 11/26/2012 17544 Born to Draw: A Children’s Drawing Program (ages 7-11), Section B Tuition: $160.00 Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm; 6 sessions starting March 23, 2013, ending April 27, 2013 Location: CE South Building Instructor: Cimino Materials Cost: $0.00 Available Discounts Available 3/23/2013Tags: Art Education, arts programs, Born to Draw, Children’s art, children’s arts,Community Arts, drawing, Elaine Cimino, learn to draw, Learn to paint, Learning,Visual Arts
Happy Holidays
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Happy Holidays From Elaine Cimino Studios!
Warhol Warhol Everywhere
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BY Rachel Wolff
A quarter century after Andy Warhol’s death, his work resonates more than ever. Several museum exhibitions are focusing on his influence in painting, photography, film, performance, and more
Deborah Kass, 16 Barbras (The Jewish Jackie Series), 1992, a Warhol-inspired series with wit and irony added
COURTESY THE ARTIST AND PAUL KASMIN GALLERY, NEW YORK.
“The worst thing that could happen to you after the end of your time would be to be embalmed and laid up in a pyramid,” Andy Warhol wrote in his 1975 book The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (From A to B and Back Again). “[I] like the idea of people turning into sand or something, so the machinery keeps working after you die. … I guess disappearing would be shirking work that your machinery still had left to do.”
Few artists are so eager and able to accurately assess their legacy, but there is something eerily prescient about Warhol’s grainy conception of death. His machinery, it seems, is still very much ticking away. His themes, processes, personas, and approach to making art are evident in everything from the ready-mades and Pop portraits of his direct descendents to the work of some of the most boundary-pushing conceptualists, abstract painters, and video artists working today. → Read more
Germans Embrace Artist as a Homegrown Hero
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Richter is one of my faves
This exhibition took place earlier this year. The last time I saw a Richter painting was at the Lannan Foundation in Los Angeles some 25 years ago. The images is stil fresh in my nimd. the he play with surface and imagery amazes me and he is my painter’s painter. If you ever get the chance to see a Richter painting the travel is worth the time. It is no wonder that people are undaunted by the elements to see his work. I agree he is one of the best. Read and enjoy.
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By NICHOLAS KULISHPhoto Credit- Tobias Schwartz- Reuters
BERLIN — Undaunted by the layer of snow crunching underfoot, hundreds of art enthusiasts stood in a line stretching halfway around the Neue Nationalgalerie on a recent morning here, eager to see the Gerhard Richter retrospective.
“He’s the greatest living German painter,” said Monika Dietz, 60, an eye doctor from Berlin, when asked why she was braving subfreezing temperatures to see the Richter show. “With everything I’ve heard and read and seen about how important he is, I wanted to see for myself.” → Read more
Michael Heizer looked to find the right rock for 7 years
LOS ANGELES — The rock was the star as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art pulled the covers off artist Michael Heizer’s latest creation — a 340-ton boulder positioned to appear as though it’s floating in midair.
About a thousand people showed up under sunny skies in Los Angeles as the gigantic work titled “Levitated Mass” was unveiled Sunday on LACMA’s backyard, where it is intended to remain forever.
Its centerpiece is the two-story-tall chunk of granite that was hauled 105 miles from a Riverside rock quarry earlier this year. Since then, the rock has been carefully positioned above a 465-foot-long trench that museum visitors can stroll. → Read more