Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2012

Almost Time!



Alligator Alley
7" x 7"

The Sixth International Conference will be held in Provincetown, Massachusetts this year.
I am so thrilled to be part of this..

Check the wonderful roster put together by Joanne Mattera and Cherie Mittenthal:
http://encausticconference.blogspot.com/

There will be 14 art openings that Friday in P-Town.!!!! Count them: 14… I am honored to be included in the CONFLUENCE show at Kobalt gallery. Opening Friday, June 1st. and in The Schoolhouse Gallery on 494 Commercial Street, opening July 5th.

I will also be presenting at the 6th International Encaustic Conference in Provincetown, MA in June on Saturday, June 2, 2012, my demo, titled Photography and Encaustic is scheduled for 2 pm.


Also teaching pre conference workshop on Thursday, May 31st and post conference on Wed, June 6th, at Castle Hill Center for the Arts (LINK)  Both workshops are full but you can sign up for weeklong Photo Encaustic class at Castle Hill from July 9th to the 13th


Call the center directly to sign up.. 508 349 7511

I have something special planned for the Hotel Fair on Sunday: without full disclosure I will say that:
An Old Florida Installation in a Waterview room # ???
just a peek ;) (Box # 2)

Also: Handmade recycled rubber bags and  small encaustics
will be available.
(See Alligator Alley, above)

Will be blogging as much as I can...




Thursday, June 9, 2011

Encaustic Conference


Just finished teaching a wonderful 2-day workshop on Photography and Encaustic at Castle Hill Center for the Arts in Truro, Mass.
I have been in Provincetown, MA for the last week attending the 5th International Encaustic Conference, and it has been an incredible experience! The whole event makes me aware of the many talented and wonderful artists embrace this medium… 
I am so happy to be part of this group!..

here are a few images and will be posting more…



 The Moors

Province Lands



Cake presented to Director Joanne Mattera for her incredible vision and work

She was totally surprised and really touched!
Joanne Mattera and Jane Allen Nodine
To top it off, we held a drum circle last night to celebrate.

Almost forgot!

This was a good write up in the local paper:
http://www.provincetown.com/fine_provincetown_art_craft/gallery_dealer_photo/_/18474/

Notes from Land's End: Going Global, Provincetown Style: By Laura Shabott June 6th, 2011

Artists from 35 U.S. States and 6 countries (Brazil, Spain, UK, Canada, Mexico, and New Zealand) gathered at the Provincetown Inn this past weekend to immerse themselves in the medium of encaustic wax. Joanne Mattera, Founder and Director of The Encaustic Conference, says, “Having this festival in collaboration with Castle Hill is a match made in heaven.” Provincetown opens it arms world-wide and says, “Come stay, work, create and play.”
  Kobalt Gallery Curator Francine D’ Olimpio selected works that encompassed a wide range of composition and content. One standout is “Bee Habitat” by Venezuelan Elena De La Ville, a piece using fabric, rust and beeswax. “The sculptural form even attracts bees”, said the artist/bee-keeper. "Over 120 participants are also attending post conference workshops at Castle Hill", says Cherie Mittenthal, their Executive Director. “Joanne and I worked very hard to make this the most exciting conference ever.” Brava, ladies.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

April news/ End of semester

FULL MOON OVER MYAKKA

The semester is drawing to an end.
I have had an incredible teaching experience teaching Darkroom technique and alternative processes. 
I am so proud of my students! We have gone from developing B&W film to fine art printing and toning.

I am part of the WILD MYAKKA Show, a gathering of wonderful Florida artists still on view at the 
Art Center Sarasota. These are 2 of my sold pieces.

MYAKKA LONGWING
ONE OF MY PIECES FOR THE WILD MYAKKA SHOW
PHOTOGRAPHY/TRANSFER/WAX
 

 
RIVER OTTERS
PHOTOGRAPHY/ENCAUSTIC/TRANSFER/WAX

I will be traveling to Martha’s Vineyard where I will be teaching a Beeswax Collage Workshop at Featherstone and then on to one of my favorite places...
the 4th Annual Encaustic Conference @ 
Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA
 

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Les Petit Poussins


Les Petit PoussinsNight & Day

The Studio

Canopy

This is what I have been up to this week,
working in the studio, enjoying the land.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Encaustic on Paper

Landscape I

I am ecstatic about being back painting in the studio
I will be posting some of work that I have created in this last year.

Contact me if interested.


About Time

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Portfolio Sampling

Red Tide
Encaustic on paper


I am back in the studio after more than a month in traveling in Europe, Boston and Beverly, Ma for the 3rd National Encaustic Conference, where I was a speaker and included in the Beauty and Opposites Show at Gallery 301.
I have been teaching the Teen Studios at Ringling College of Art.
Now that that is finished I can finally work uninterrupted in the studio. More to come

Towers
Encaustic on paper




Wednesday, July 1, 2009

July 1st, 2009


My first blog just faded into cyberspace, so,. I have started this one in hopes
to recover my last
postings.

I was recently honored with the Director's Award at the 3rd National Encaustic
Conference for my piece: TERRORIST......What an honor!
.


Honorable Mention at the 58th Annual All Florida Juried Competition and Exhibition for my piece:
WE ARE BURNING
Boca Raton Museum of Art through August 30th