Digital Artist Magazine
I was surfing this morning and came across a new find: Digital Artist (Magazine). I think I’ll go check and see if they have it over at Chapter’s this weekend. Looks like some great content!
The latest Iissue 03 features the following:
2010 Creative hotlist – The emerging artists who will define the digital art world
Learn to airbrush – Custom brushes for Photoshop and Painter
Typographic art in Illustrator – How to create a decorative font
iPhone artwork – Sketchbook Mobile tips
FREE disc includes – Tutorial files, stock photos, brushes, vectors, fonts, textures and video tutorials
check out their website for more details and info about the previous two issues - www.digitalartistdaily.com/
Naked North Art Gallery – Northwestern Ontario
Naked North Gallery & Gifts
284 Government Street (Highway 17), Dryden, Ontario – 807-223-2895
www.nakednorthgallery.com
Dryden is one of Ontario’s smallest cities, with a population of approximately 8100+
It is located halfway between Thunder Bay, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba. (approx. 3-1/2 hr drive from each centre).
The City is celebrating their 100th Anniversary this year (2010), with lots of events & entertainment planned.
Full details available on their special website: www.dryden2010.com
Donnie 2010 Winners
First Prize – Artist: Vincenzo Corrado -Title: Upstream
Image credit/artist – displayed on MOCA Museum of Computer Art website
Donnie 2010 Contest and Exhibit
Tenth Annual International Digital Art Contest and Exhibit
MOCA – Museum of Computer Art
Donnie 2010 Winners
First Prize -Vincenzo Corrado – Upstream
Second Prize – Oliver Lehmann – Dead Souls
Third Prize – Jay Wilson – The River
Honorable Mention – alphabetical order
Bjoern Daempfling – The Abyss
Karin Kuhlmann – Utopia
Peter Mc Lane – Broadway
Helga Schmitt – Behind the Wall
Renata Spiazzi – Flower of the Night
Seventy artworks from 18 countries by 48 of the world’s most distinguished artists, including art by Pratt Institute students. Congratulations to all the winners!
EXHIBIT DATES
Tuesday, January 26 thru Friday, February 19, 2010
GALLERY LOCATION
Museum of Computer Art, 139 11th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues)
Brooklyn, New York 11215
CLICK HERE to view all the amazing works!
Printopolis – International Symposium on Printmaking
image credit: www.openstudio.on.ca website
OPEN STUDIO PRESENTS
international symposium on printmaking
oct 21-24, 2010 - Toronto, Canada – www.openstudio.on.ca
Printopolis is a 4-day symposium with an international focus on contemporary printmaking being presented by Open Studio and held in Toronto, Canada, October 21 – 24, 2010. Printopolis will feature issue-based panel discussions/presentations, artist talks and printmaking demonstrations. This citywide event will feature exhibitions highlighting contemporary print media works on display throughout Toronto.
For details – www.openstudio.on.ca/printopolis.html
The International Print Exhibition
The Royal Photographic Society’s International Print Exhibition is the longest standing exhibition of its kind in the world. During its long history of over 150 years, it has gained a reputation for showcasing a wide range of genres and styles of photography, with cutting edge prints being shown alongside traditional work. This has ensured its uniqueness within the photographic world.
They are currently calling for entries for the 153rd International Print Exhibition -
for details click here
Download .pdf Entry Form – click here
DEADLINE: 29th March 2010
Bob Dylan on Canvas
Bob Dylan – “Motel Pool” - image credit: Halcyon Gallery
13 Feb 2010 – 10 Apr 2010- Halcyon Gallery, 24 Bruton Street, London, England
“Halcyon Gallery presents an exclusive exhibition of Bob Dylan’s first paintings on canvas, based on drawings and sketches made while on the road during the period of 1989 – 1992. These paintings are the grand finale of The Drawn Blank Series and testament to his artistic progression: from drawings to works on paper and now finally to canvas. This exhibition provides a unique opportunity to see the first original masterpieces of a creative legend.” -snippets from their website
“Just as Dylan’s songs are constantly reinvigorated and rediscovered through his live performances, so these paintings revisit images and scenes which were captured in all their immediacy by the artist. “
see more read more – www.halcyongallery.com
