Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Studio B space
The Bethesda Urban Partnership and Bethesda Arts & Entertainment District have opened Studio B located at 7475 Wisconsin Avenue in downtown Bethesda.
Studio B has one studio space remaining. The studio cost is $405 per
month (inclusive of all utilities) and is 250 sq. feet in size. Artists
who reside in Maryland, Washington, D.C. or Virginia are eligible to
apply. Studios can be shared by two artists and studio is move-in
ready.
Interested in seeing the artist work space? Please email artist@bethesda.org to set up an appointment.
Interested in seeing the artist work space? Please email artist@bethesda.org to set up an appointment.
Deadline to apply is Feb. 21, 2014. Click here to apply.
Studio Features
- 24-hour access
- Wireless internet
- Additional common wall space and storefront for artistic display
- Marketing by Bethesda Urban Partnership including web page dedicated to Studio B artists, postcard, social media outreach and more to promote Studio B artists and sales of their artwork.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Scam Artist
Beware of this email address: 4iph55@gmail.com
I tried several ways to report this to Google, but unable to figure out a simple, frigging way to say to them: someone is running a scam out of this email.
I tried several ways to report this to Google, but unable to figure out a simple, frigging way to say to them: someone is running a scam out of this email.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Art Miami acquires its own New York art fair
"The ownership group of Art Miami today confirmed that it has acquired the Downtown Fair for an undisclosed price. The previous fair organizer will not have any involvement or interest in the new fair."
That last bit about the previous fair organizer, etc. was a key signal to let art-fair-going galleries know that this fair will start getting serious and heading in the right direction starting right now.
The inaugural Downtown Fair will take place May 8-11th during Frieze Week in New York. The Fair will be held at the historic 69th Regiment Armory, a 30,000 square foot venue at Lexington Avenue and 25th Street, in the heart of the Flatiron District. Approximately 50 international high caliber contemporary art dealers from around the world will exhibit. The Fair will open with an invitation only VIP Private Preview on May 8th to benefit a charity to be announced in the coming weeks.
Art Miami Partner and Director Nick Korniloff will direct the first edition along with a seasoned Marketing, Exhibitor Services and Operation staff that will manage The Downtown Fair.
"The Art Miami ownership team recognized the overwhelming requests from its collectors and exhibitors for us to produce another quality show in New York during Frieze Week and the Spring Auction previews," said Nick Korniloff, Fair Director and Partner of The Downtown Fair. "We are an extremely experienced and connected organization that knows what it takes to launch and manage an art fair."
Having just done Context Art Miami and now getting ready to do Art Wynwood (both run by Nick and his crew), I can testify that these guys know what they are doing when it comes to pulling all the stops to make an art fair click and move forward.
Since acquiring Art Miami in 2009, the Art Miami ownership group has "launched four new fairs, acquired one and always had a vision for New York." This crew also produces Art Miami, CONTEXT, Aqua, Art Wynwood, Art Southampton and Art Silicon Valley / San Francisco Fairs.
"We will deliver a well-vetted show that features a quality roster of artists that are represented by important international galleries. The advisory committee of dealers will insure that galleries are making every effort to show quality works that are fresh to the market," said Korniloff.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
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