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You’re invited to Ethos Gallery’s White Party – Saturday, Sept. 1st.
Tag Archives: California
Special Fine Art Exhibit POP-UP@PASEO NUEVO
Congrats to Santa Barbara, California, USA fine artist, Metrov– and thanks to him for sending me this news on his latest exhibit—
Hi Marie,
I’ve organized and curated a fine art, pop-up exhibit in the heart of downtown Santa Barbara. I sincerely hope you can check it out and share the invite with your art-loving friends! It’s going to be an historic and fun event:
POP-UP@PASEO NUEVO • A Fine Art Exhibition
Featuring some of Santa Barbara’s most accomplished artists including:
Peggy Ferris | Madeline Garrett | Michael Irwin | Metrov | Dug Uyesaka | Susan Venable
WHERE:
The old Big Dogs retail space #101 right next to
Nordstrom’s court entrance in the Paseo Nuevo Mall,
651 Paseo Nuevo, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
WHEN:
‾ Sept 6 thru Sept 30th ‾
Sneak Preview Opening – First Thursday Art Walk – Sept 6, 2018 — 5pm-9pm
Grand Opening – Saturday, Sept 15, 2018 — 5pm-9pm
Regular Gallery Hours: Fri-Sat 12-9, Sun 12-6
More info: http://tiny.cc/bigdogart
I will be exhibiting the following new portraits from my “Lantern Project” — people in the arts & media, plus other works:
Portrait: Academy Award Winning Writer, Director, Producer, Robert Zemeckis; 2017; mixed media; 72″ X 72″
“Portrait of Carrie White, Hairdresser to the Stars, Author of UPPER CUT.” 2017; Mixed Media; 72″ X 72.”
“Portrait of David Marciano, Actor; DUE SOUTH, HOMELAND, BOSCH.” 2018; Mixed Media; 72″ X 72.”
“Portrait: Michael Lantieri, Academy Award Winning Special FX Supervisor.” 2017; Mixed Media; 72″ X 72.”
Commissioned Portrait: “Grace Hunter, Actor, Model” 2017; Mixed Media; 36″ X 36.”
Portrait: “Heather Cass, Graphic Designer, Marketing Exec.” 2017; Mixed Media; 36″ X 36.”
Portrait: “Michael Bowker, Award-Winning Investigative Reporter.” 2017; Mixed Media; 36″ X 36.”
“3082: meadow rapers; A1; A2; A3″ Concrete, plastic, mesh wire, latex, acrylic, glass fibers, wood, steel, paper, ink, varnish, articulating heads. 60″ tall X 22″ wide X 19” deep.
“3082: Goddess |of the| TerribleMysteries; 1p” Concrete, concrete-dipped fabric, acrylic, glass fibers, steel, articulating heads. 44″ tall X 24″ wide X 20″ deep.
“Goddess of Small Meadows hidden-in-the Deep Forest” Polished concrete, glazed ceramic head, indigenous plants mixed with imported Chinese flowers, articulating head. 22″ high X 32″ wide X 8″ deep.
Hope to see you there. And let me know if you have any questions.
Warmest regards,
A. Metrov
Check out my NU Sustainability Project: http://www.DoYouNU.com
Video: Eco Art Space Interview with Eco-artist Patricia Johanson
The artist Patricia Johanson sent us this Eco Art Space video interview. In it, the artist discusses drawing and her outdoor designs including her Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility project in Petaluma, California. This video was created for the exhibition Remediate/Re-vision at Wave Hill Arts Org in New York in 2010. Curated by Jennifer McGregor.
Science Inspires Art Exhibition, Call for Artist Submissions
SCIENCE INSPIRES ART: THE COSMOS
ASCI’s 15th, international, competition-exhibition
to be held at the New York Hall of Science
August 31, 2013 – March 2, 2014
This year’s Co-Jurors :
* Dan Goods is an artist and the Visual Strategist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasedena, California.
* Arthur I. Miller is a scientist and writer who is renowned for exploring creativity in art and creativity in science.
Deadline: July 21, 2013
Details: www.asci.org/artikel1188.html
INTRODUCTION
Ever since early humans looked up in wonder at the sun, moon, and stars, we’ve been on a quest to decipher the mysteries of our cosmos. The vastness and unreachability of the “unknown” captivates the imaginations of scientists and artists alike.
The stream of new technologies and results of scientific experiments that inform our new understandings of the nature of the cosmos, inspire artists to create new works in all media and genres. And both the macro and the micro play leading roles as primary sources for contemporary creativity. Whether it’s flashes of the most ancient light left from the Big Bang, Curiosity Rover’s rock-testing for signs of microbial life on Mars, the image of a galaxy’s huge black hole eating a star, or finally knowing the nature of matter itself via the atom-smashing, Large Hadron Collider — all evocatively engage the mind and the spirit.
More than mere depictions of scientific data, artists strive to create expressions of how this expanding knowledge of our cosmos makes them feel. Many ancient cultures did this by devising stories and pictorial representations of star constellations. More recently, the astonishing “what-if” nature of writers like Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, birthed new narratives that culminated in the golden age of science fiction in literature, on TV with Star Trek, and in movies like Star Wars. It didn’t matter that these other-worldly fantasies about alien planets or aliens visiting our planet were unrealistic, their mass audience appeal remains alive and well today. The lure is understandable, as there is still so much unknown and mysterious about the cosmos.
Art & Science Collaborations is also on a mission of discovery. If your original art [executed in any media and documented via stunning visual imagery] relates to astronomy (including astrophysics, astrochemistry, astrobiology, astrogeology), questions of cosmology, extra-terrestrials, or the nature of matter and/or time in relation to universal laws — we look forward to your submissions!
Art Co-Juror:
Dan Goods is an artist and the “Visual Strategist” at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasedena, California.
Science Co-Juror:
Arthur I. Miller is a scientist and writer who is renowned for exploring creativity in art and creativity in science.
Juror Abbreviated Bios:
www.asci.org/artikel1194.html
Selected Artists Receive:
exposure at a high-visibility venue [over 100,000 visitors during this time-period], frames furnished by the museum, inclusion in the permanent online exhibition, 1-year ASCI Membership [$40 value], public reception & color announcement cards, promotion to ASCI network and art & science journals & blogs
ENTRY DEADLINE: July 21, 2013
HERE’S HOW TO ENTER:
www.asci.org/artikel1187.html
ASCI’s Exhibition Archive:
www.asci.org/artikel62.html
Art & Science Collaborations, Inc.
25-years serving the international art-science field
www.asci.org
Open Artist Submissions for EMERGENCY6, August 12 Deadline
EMERGENCY6 Aspex Biennial Open Submission (via http://www.michalbrzezinski.org)
EMERGENCY6 Aspex Biennial Open Submission Deadline: 12 August 2013 submission fee: £15 (£10 students) CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Aspex’s biennial open submission competition Deadline For Submissions: Monday 12 August 2013 Exhibition: 25 October 2013 – 19 January 2014 aspex seeks emerging artists working…
Your Art on Manhole Cover?! Ironclad Public Art Project
Artist A.J. Brown submitted artwork of her cat for this project! You can submit your own art and vote for your favorite designs here: http://ironcladart.ca/gallery.php
All-Woman Group Art Exhibition
San Francisco’s Lim Gallery Presents All-Woman Art Group Exhibition Dynamic Color, Featuring Patter Hellstrom, April Hawkins, and Saundra McPherson (via PR Newswire)
Download image SAN FRANCISCO, April 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The Lim Gallery is proud to announce the upcoming show Dynamic Color, which includes fine art and paintings by Patter Hellstrom, April Hawkins , and Saundra McPherson , on view through June 30th, 2013. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com…
City Art Cooperative Gallery Gives Artists 80% of Art Sales
CITY ART Cooperative Gallery invites San Francisco Bay Area artists to apply for membership. > http://cityartgallery.org/join.html
It’s Auction Time: Bid in Our Live Online Art Auction Nov 4th 11a.m. EST
It’s auction time! The 1st of November has come and gone and our live online art auction is coming up on Sunday November the 4th starting at 11:00 a.m. EST (East Coast USA/New York)
That’s one hour earlier in Chicago, two hours earlier in Denver, 3 hours earlier in California. If you are in Europe it will be at 4-5 PM your time–check the international time zone chart here.
You can preview the auction items now.
Here is the link to attend: http://tophatter.com/auctions/7666?campaign=community
In our auction, view and bid on original paintings on canvas, collage artworks, hand-painted photographic prints, fine art photos, hand-carved stone sculpture, Giclee prints on canvas and paper, posters, and artist t-shirts.
Two of our auction artists are offering perks to bidding buyers–bid on and win a Penelope Moore painting and you also get a private wine tasting for 4 in a California winery. New York City sculptor Robin Antar is offering bidding buyers of her sculpture the option to visit her studio in Brooklyn. Keep these perks for yourself or give them as gifts!
Hope to see you there.
New Paintings by San Francisco Bay Area Artist Marian Yap
Today we are featuring two paintings in Haiku Threads, a new series by Marian Yap, a San Francisco Bay Area artist.
Marian says: “The green one is titled Celadon, the red one is titled Cinnabar. Celadon green and cinnabar red are colors that appear frequently in Chinese fine arts, architecture, furniture, ceramics and textiles. My work is generally abstract and I paint on canvas and paper. I also do printmaking– primarily monotypes. Let me know if you would like more information. Thanks, and keep up the good work!”
View more of Marian’s color abstractions on her website www.marianyap.com and on her blog marianyap.wordpress.com
Cinnabar 2, acrylic/mixed media on 24″ x 24″ gallery wrapped canvas by Marian Yap
Artist Can Generate Extra Income With This Grab Bag Idea
Image via freedigitalphotos.net
Los Angeles photographer Gary Leonard advertises an interesting offer in the latest issue of COAGULA magazine. The photographer will send you one of his signed photographic postcard size prints from his vast archive when you send him $10.00. This is a Grab Bag offer. He selects the image to send. Part of the is the surprise of what image you will receive in the mail. Such a simple and interesting way to generate extra income.
Read the latest issue of Coagula FREE here.
Electric Works Gallery and Print Publisher
Electric Works (Photo credit: D.C.Atty)
Electric Works Gallery is a gallery and print publisher. They’re holding an open house this evening from 7 – 8 p.m. in their new gallery location, that houses new workspace and a bookstore, at
1360 Mission Street (between 9th and 10th) San Francisco, California. Visit their website and check the artists they publish, here: sfelectricworks.com/
Electric Works began printmaking in 1981, working with artists who are masters of strong visual content and with each printmaking project they have combined traditional techniques with new contemporary art challenges in an attempt to reinvent just what a print is, making the most ambitious projects possible.
In the Electric Works online bookstore you will find several prints in limited editions of 100 selling for only $40.00 each.
I enjoy reviewing small art publishing companies such as Electric Works, though hard to categorize for our PDF resource lists–are they an art licensing company, a gallery or a store?
You’ll find thousands of more links to art sales sites, art galleries and art licensing companies on our Artist Marketing Resources share lists. We’ve noticed an increase of sales of our PDF resources lists that sell for just $18.95. You can pay with PayPal or buy with Google Checkout** via the links below. Artists are gearing up for autumn submissions and using our resources, so I wanted to be sure to share these access links again:
International Art Gallery list: http://artistmarketingresources.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2969593
Art Licensing Companies, Agents and Reps list: http://artistmarketingresources.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2969565
900+ Places to Sell your Art PDF list: http://artistmarketingresources.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2969611
I’ve added many more links to the 900+ Places to Sell Your Art list, and there are probably well over one thousand now, but I have not had time to count!
Our ebook guide helps you craft your professional art submissions–the Transmedia Artist Guide to Making Artist Submissions ebook is available as a PDF here: http://artistmarketingresources.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2969635
**Google Checkout buttons are now fully functioning and tested.
Mark Moore Gallery TV: Art Exhibitions News and Interviews Via Video
OK, so maybe you are not in LA–that is, Los Angeles, California, USA–but you’d like to find out what art a gallery like Mark Moore exhibits. Well, they make it easy for you via their Mark Moore TV and other videos on their site, such as this one on the gallery site page for the wonderful painter Feodor Voronov and his word painting series exhibition–
City of Santa Monica Purchasing Existing Artworks for Sustainable Street Project
Santa Monica Pier, Beach, and city – Southern California. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Even if you are not a California artist, it’s good to know that art is being purchased:
City of Santa Monica
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Existing Artwork for the Longfellow Sustainable Living Street Project
Deadline for Submissions: Thursday, August 23, 2012 (rec’d by 5:00pm)
The City of Santa Monica Arts Commission, through its peer panel selection process, is seeking proposals from Los Angeles County-based artists for existing artwork for the Longfellow Sustainable Living Street Project. The City of Santa Monica would like to purchase existing artwork that would complement the Longfellow Sustainable Living Street Project.
Proposals for site-specific commissioned artwork will only be accepted if the artwork can be produced within the project timeline and for a budget of $35,000 that covers the artist fee and design and fabrication costs. Installation will be done by City contractors.
ELIGIBILITY
This competition is open to artists living and/or working in Los Angeles County. The selected artist must be available to meet with City staff, the project team and City advisory boards and commissions.
BUDGET
The budget for existing artwork is $35,000. Artists may submit proposals for site-specific commissioned artwork that meets the project goals and the budget of $35,000 that includes artist fees, design, fabrication, delivery, insurance and any other costs. The artwork will be installed by the City.
PROJECT TIMELINE
RFQ Released July 17, 2012
Submission Due August 23 2012 (in office by 5:00pm)
Artist Proposal Selection Week of September 10, 2012
Installation Late Fall/Winter 2012**
The detailed REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS is available on the Cultural Affairs website: http://www.smgov.net/Portals/Culture/Public_Art_Program/Artist_Opportunities.aspx
For more information, please contact Malina Moore at (310) 458-8350 or at malina.moore@smgov.net .
Call for Submissions: 6 Artist Projects w/ Stipends
Zero1 Arthere Open Calls: 2nd Round
ArtHERE is a new initiative and online platform that brings together community and artists to activate empty and under-used spaces by matching them with submitted art proposals.
APPLY via www.siliconvalley.arthere.org
DEADLINE: July 29, 2012 (11pm)
ZERO1 announces the 2nd round of ArtHERE: Silicon Valley open calls for the 2012 ZERO1 Biennial. After such a successful first round, that resulted in a great selection of artworks for spaces in downtown San Jose, even more local spaces are available for a second round of open calls. Local, national or international artists and artist teams are invited to submit for innovative site-specific projects at the intersection of art and technology to activate the spaces based on each locations criteria. For this round there are six great locations for artists to work with: Liquid Agency, Palo Alto Arts Commission, Touchstone Climbing Gym, MACLA–Noche Electrica, Maxxum Management Company, and Pacific Art League. All the selected projects will be installed and on view to the public from September 12 – December 8, 2012 during the ZERO1 Biennial. Submissions are due July 29, 2012 by 11pm PST and artists must be able to be on site for installation September 8-11th. Check out each location and details and apply!
MACLA–Noche Electrica – Video work for projector, Artist Stipend: $750
Liquid Agency – Storefront design gallery, Artist Stipend: $2000
Maxxum Management Company – Audio proposals, Artist Stipend: $300
Touchstone Climbing Gym – Ticket booth, Artist Stipend: $750
Palo Alto Arts Commission – Lawn, Artist Stipend: $500
Pacific Art League – Board, Artist Stipend: $500
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION 1. Art+Tech: Whether existing or new work, the proposal needs to focus on the intersection of art & technology, and clearly respond to the Biennial thematic Seeking Silicon Valley. 2. Location: The proposals must be site-specific and respond clearly to the given site specs and parameters 3. Feasibility: We need to see that your project is feasible within the given time frame, budget, and site specs. 4. Interactive: As the goal of this program is to activate under-used spaces in Silicon Valley, participatory projects that will engage the Biennial audience and regular foot traffic are preferred. KEY DATES · Call deadline: July 29, 2012 (11pm PST) · Installation timeframe: Sept 8-11, 2012 (artist must be on site) · Exhibition: September 12-December 8, 2012 · Deinstall: December 9-10, 2012 APPLY via www.siliconvalley.arthere.org Questions e-mail Anne Babel at Anne@zero1.org.
Link: http://www.zero1biennial.org/content/arthere-round-2
ZERO1: The Art & Technology Network
152 North Third Street, Suite 201
San Jose, California 95112
United States of America
GLOW: Art in the Public Realm
Primal Source for Glow 2008 by Usman Haque
Glow is a dusk-to-dawn art event on the beach and adjacent areas in Santa Monica, California. The first Glow premiered on July 19, 2008 and attracted over 200,000 people. Over 100 artists participated in 27 projects that spanned genres, technology and content–all with some orientation toward engaged participation with the diverse audience, from the most seasoned art world members to the general public, local residents, and international tourists. The context of Santa Monica’s fabled beach, the power and allure of the Pacific Ocean and compelling contemporary art, all savored during the hours when museums and galleries sleep, made for a clamorous poetic experience.
shapednoise for Glow 2010 by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot
Glow 2010 occurred on September 25 and attracted 150,000 people to the Santa Monica beach. Projects by internationally renown artists (Céleste Boursier-Mougenot, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Yoshua Okón) and a strong contingent of Los Angeles-based artists included everything from highly advanced technological installations providing for intense audience interactive, to the purely accoustical pleasures of an accordion orchestra playing while riding the historic Santa Monica Pier Carousel. The twenty projects included approximately 100 artists, with 50 musicians and dancers alone participating in a procession and music circle on the beach.
Glow 2011 received a salute from Americans for the Arts.
Glow is produced by the City of Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Arts Foundation. www.glowsantamonica.org
ArtLA International Art Student Competition Prizes
santa monica beach (Photo credit: young grasshopper)
ArtLA has a contest open to both US and International art students to win $10,000 in cash and prizes such as Apple MacBooks, Adobe Creative Suite, Epson Photo Printer, an Exhibition at Bergamot Station Art Center in Santa Monica, California, and a $500 Blick Art Package.
Here is the link for full details to enter: http://www.artlastudents.com/index.cfm/contestant
San Francisco: 5 Alternative Exhibition Spaces That Accept Artist Proposals Year-round
altered space (Photo credit: indianfilipino)
S.H.E.D. projects is located in industrial West Oakland, California across the bay from San Francisco. S.H.E.D. Projects provides a temporary workspace for emerging artists and an exhibition space for installations, performances, and other projects. Proposals are accepted year-round. Email: shedprojects@gmail.com
Stairwell’s is a series of exhibitions accompanied by short publications and off-site group excursions (Field Trips) in the San Francisco Bay Area. Stairwell’s is a curated project. If you are a Bay Area artist and would like to submit your work for consideration, email 3-5 images,link to your website and a few sentences about your work and how it fits the Stairwell’s projects, to stairwells.sf@gmail.com
Unspeakable Projects represents newly emerging artists working in video, installation, painting, drawing and performance. Send proposals, web links and jpgs to info@unspeakableprojects.com. Include CV or artist statement.
Alter Space–Main Gallery, Peephole Gallery, and Alter Space Print Shop
Alter Space has taken up shop at 1158 Howard Street, a light industrial building built in 1922. The roughly 5,000 square foot space now houses artist’s studios, several gallery spaces , diverse workshops, and a full basement that functions as a Print Shop and common workspace. On the ground floor the Main Gallery and Workshop areas still retain their original wood floors in combination with white-walled brick and timber.
The Main Gallery at Alter Space houses group exhibitions, performances, and events. To submit proposals for this space please contact Alter Space by email (below).
In the Peephole Gallery, conveniently located in the public restroom, Alter Space hosts both group and solo exhibitions. Artists are given boxes in which to create, and the boxes are then made viewable via peepholes in the bathroom walls. Alter Space print shop is coming soon. Sign up for newsletter or check their site in the near future for digital and screen-printed items and info on how you can become involved.
Alter Space
1158 HOWARD STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94103 Phone: +1 (415) 735-1158 Email: contact@alterspace.co
La Boutique is dedicated to exhibiting high-quality, innovative artistic expression by both emerging and more established artists, allowing artists to increase their visibility. La Boutique is currently accepting proposals for exhibition in two distinct spaces: Main Gallery as well as STOREFRONT WINDOW. La Boutique promotes innovative, original, and site-specific installations. Artists and curators are invited to submit proposed work, in 2D and 3D media, including but not limited to drawing, painting, pastel, printmaking, photography, mixed media, and sculpture.
Each of the selected artists will be exhibited for a one to two month-long period. An area will be provided for artist bio and contact information. All exhibitions are actively promoted through an opening reception, a dedicated page on their website, an email blast, a postcard etc…
MAIN GALLERY
The main gallery is the bottom floor of a bi-level 2500 sq. space, with tall ceilings, and original building detail, including exposed beams and brick walls. Artists working in all media are welcome to propose solo and group exhibitions for the main gallery. As La Boutique is a multi-function venue, consideration will only be given to proposals that allow artworks to remain installed while the gallery transforms for events.
STOREFRONT WINDOW
STOREFRONT WINDOW can be curated independently of the interior main gallery, and offers a unique opportunity to bring artwork to the public and into the street.This deep vitrine is perfectly suited to presentations of three-dimensional works and carefully considered installations of two-dimensional works. The storefront window is accessible to the public at all times, and welcomes a diverse audience. Plan your installation to take advantage of the window’s unique space: which includes large street facing glass panels and a window platform. Each selected artists will receive a $200 stipend for materials and construction.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS & TIPS
Interested artists please submit:
- Detailed Description of Proposed Project, specifying the proposed exhibition space, i.e. window installation or main gallery
- A detailed Artist Statement
- Visual documentation: 20 images maximum. Please include only recent work that is relevant to the proposed exhibition. Image files should be in JPEG format
Please submit your complete application to info@laboutique-galerie.com
La Boutique
414 Jackson Street, Suite 101
San Francisco, CA 94111
415.693.9950
info@laboutique-galerie.com
Special Offer! Free Limited Edition Art Book When You Purchase A Print AND Free 2 Day Shipping!
You will receive a copy of William Phelps Montgomery limited edition print book of his art images free with each print purchased in the Transmedia Artist AMAZON Pro store . Plus for a limited time get free expedited shipping! Choose from 15 ready to hang limited edition Digital Art Prints laminated to museum grade plexiglass. All prints made on Lambda printers at PC Colour Lab, Los Angles, California, USA.
Bookcover for William Phelps Montgomery's book of his digital fine art
Rusty Forest, by William Phelps Montgomery
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To the Point, by William Phelps Montgomery
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Metallic Screen 6, by William Phelps Montgomery
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Untitled 15, William Phelps Montgomery
Untitled 20, WIlliam Phelps Montgomery
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The *Pop Surrealism* Art Movement
According to Wikipedia—“Lowbrow, or lowbrow art, describes an underground visual art movement that arose in the Los Angeles, California, area in the late 1970s. Lowbrow is a widespread populist art movement with origins in the underground comix world, punk music, hot-rod street culture, and other subcultures. It is also often known by the name pop surrealism. Lowbrow art often has a sense of humor – sometimes the humor is gleeful, sometimes impish, and sometimes it is a sarcastic comment. Most lowbrow artworks are paintings, but there are also toys, digital art, and sculpture.”
LOW BROW AND POP SURREALISM in the Transmedia Artist Amazon Pro Store
There exists an entire niche of USA artists who are not directly associated with the roots of the LA pop surrealism movement yet still consider their art to be Pop Surrealism. Such niche artists are popping up all over the world. Here are a few examples of Pop Surrealist art available from artists on Amazon in the Transmedia Artist store:
Natalie Woodpecker, by Terry Luc
Limited edition Giclee print on paper from original painting by American artist Terry Luc: Natalie Woodpecker in Transmedia Artist Amazon store http://amzn.com/B005I6CNPQ
Big eyes are one of the recognizable features in human images created in the style of this art movement–here is an example from Italy:
Jane, by Aurora Massoldi
| Jane is a Limited edition Giclee Print on Paper made from an original painting by Aurora of Italy. Prints are available in the Transmedia Amazon store: http://amzn.com/B005LVQQBA |
This Russian artist’s digital art shows the prevalence of the Pop Surrealist art movement world-wide:
Kill Me in the Comments is a downloadable digital artwork by Grace Migel
A Digital Art Download sent via email and on disc, Titled: Kill Me in the Comments by Grase Migel is available for purchase in the Transmedia Artist Amazon store: http://amzn.com/B005TKH10S
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