Monthly Archives: October 2008

Corey Helford Gallery is proud to present “Black Sugar”, a solo exhibition of new works by Los Angeles artist Joshua Petker. For his first solo show in Los Angeles as well as at Corey Helford, Petker creates an ethereal world filled with mysterious muses and enchanting sirens that is as colorful and […]

Atlanta will soon celebrate the U.S. premiere for an all-new King Tut exhibition and the Southeast’s debut of China’s Terracotta Army. “Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs” (Nov. 15, 2008 – May 22, 2009 at the Atlanta Civic Center) and “The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army” (Nov. 16, 2008 – […]

NEW YORK, NY – Agora Gallery is proud to present John Mackintosh in Beyond Borders: Exhibition of Fine Art from Canada. About John Mackintosh: Canadian painter John Mackintosh uses a personal iconography and heavily stylized aesthetic that remain widely accessible. His works with acrylic have a sweeping grandeur that evokes an aura […]

LA JOLLA, CA, – “CONTINUUM” (theory) “a continuous series, a whole… that which evolves through a gradual transition from one condition to another without any abrupt changes or discontinuities…” “Continuum” is a term that represents my evolution as an artist along the lengthy timeline of my awareness. As many artists do, I […]

ORANGE, Calif – Following testing and approval by the International Fine Art Trade Guild, Breathing Color, Inc. has issued Archival Quality Certificates for three award-winning products it designs for the fine art and photography markets. The certificates, which provide an assurance that archival standards for print permanence are met, are for the […]

SAN DIEGO – MyGeneImage introduces a new and innovative way to personalize artwork. The company creates unique works of art through the use of DNA sequence and genetic codes. DNA extracted from individual cheek-swab samples is used to generate original expressions of art for individuals from newborns to grandparents, and every age […]

For a long time Edward Mapplethorpe was overshadowed by his famous brother, Robert. For Robert’s sake, Edward even changed his name and called himself Edward Maxey, using his mother’s maiden name. Now, nearly twenty years after his brother’s death, Edward has had an international breakthrough with his own art – and under […]

WASHINGTON – This fall, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian mounts a career retrospective of works by one of the most transformative American artists of the last half century, Fritz Scholder (1937-2005), marshaling new scholarship and broadening perspectives to assess the artist’s significance. In a National Museum of the American […]

MIAMI – O.H.W.O.W. is pleased to announce the first major solo exhibition of work from Rostarr in Miami, his largest showcase of work up to date. Wreckless Abandon will feature new large-scale paintings that combine his “Graphysics” (visual energy) aesthetic and free-formed elegant drawings based on his human behavior studies. His work […]

NEW YORK – On Saturday, November 8, 2008, the New Yorker Promotion Department hosts its fourth annual Passport to the Arts event, featuring a self-guided tour of twenty-eight leading Chelsea galleries, an evening cocktail reception, and a silent auction benefitting Friends of the High Line. Tickets are $45 and will go on […]