Corrected Application E101 Gallery Call for Artists

Sorry everyone for any confusion. There was an incorrect attachment to the previous Application sent to your mailboxes.

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Any problems please email me at artbuzz1@gmail.com for the applications.

Looking forward to hearing from you and thank you for your cooperation. :)

Envision 24 Hours - Plein Air Exhibit - Opening Reception June 13, 5-7pm at Encinitas City Hall.

Your'e Invited to" Envision 24 Hours 

PLEIN AIR EXHIBITION, Jun 5 - Jul 17, 

Opening Reception: June 5, 5-7pm

The San Dieguito Art Guild proudly presents their Plein Air Artists. Envision 24 Hours through the eyes of these 15 dynamic artists who love nature and the surroundings the envelop them while seeking  just the right scene to reflect, paint and capture their prospective.

San Dieguito Art Guild is a non -profit organization and is dedicated to furthering artistic understanding and fostering artistic growth of members and the community at large by promoting interest, education, knowledge and  skills in the visual arts. We host workshops, demonstrations, art exhibitions and receptions and our membership is open to the public.  

Join us:  Friday, June 13th, 5-7pm

Exhibiting Artists:  CharCee Colosia,  Diane Dudek, Cheryl Ehlers, Wesley Farmer, Janet Finney, Julie Fitch, Joan Grine, Darlene Katz, Jennifer Richards, Judy Salinsky, Jill Treadwell-Svendsen, Layla Wu, Toni Williams, Carol Wolf, and Diane O'Connell.

Stop into the Off Track Gallery and view more art 10-6pm daily.  www.offtrackgallery.com.

Coming June 5th in Encinitas - "Envision 24Hrs"| Plein Air Exhibit By SDAG Artists

Artwork courtesy of SDAG Artist, Darlene Katz

Call for Digital/Photographers - LACMA (L.A. County Museum of Art)

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art

102 West Fifth Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013

LACDA 2014 "TOP 40" International Juried Competition

Joanna Szupinska-Myers, Curator of Exhibitions California Museum of Photography

Ryan Linkof, Parsons Curatorial Fellow
LACMA (L.A. County Museum of Art)

Enter our juried competition featuring digital art and photography!

Entrants submit three JPEG files of original work. All styles of artwork and photography where digital processes of any kind were integral to the creation of the images are acceptable. Video stills are acceptable. This call is international, open to all geographical locations.

Forty artists and photographers will be selected! The selected winners receive one print up to 24x36 on museum quality paper to be shown in an international group exhibition in our gallery. The show will be widely promoted and will include a reception for the artists. Multiple entries are permitted, separate entry fee required for each set of three images submitted.

Deadline for Entries: May 26, 2014 

Winners Announced: June 2 (All entrants will be notified by email)

Exhibit Dates for LACDA: June 12-July 5, 2014
LACDA Artists' Reception: July 12, 2014 7-9pm (Downtown Art Walk)

Complete information: http://lacda.com/juried/juriedshow.html ,   lacda.com (copy & paste into browser)

May 22, You are Invited to Join the Rainbow Bridge Art Project

Please join us for The Rainbow Bridge Art Project ART Show/fundraiser

Thurs, May 22, 2014, Time: 5:30 – 8:30 pm

John Moseley Fine Art Gallery located at 300 Carlsbad Village Dr, Suite 105 

Carlsbad, CA  92008  (in Carlsbad Village Faire right off Coast Hwy)

This magical evening of Entertainment, Fine Arts & Celebration takes place in conjunction with Cruising the Art Scene in Carlsbad. Most shops, galleries and venues are open to the public and host Free events, food and live entertainment along with stunning Fine Art!

Our talented young artists & interns of The Rainbow Bridge Art Project have been busy creating one of-a-kind wood pattern mosaics along with other amazing art forms and paintings for purchase

Guest Artists who will also be offering their fine art include:

Richard Hawk,  Talli Johnson, Adam Smith, Jeremy Sicile-Kira , Nancy Princetta & Donald Miralle.

For more information, or to make a donation, please contact 

Nancy Princetta@ 760-419-4050

*A portion of all the art sales will be donated to The Rainbow Bridge Art Project ~ an EUSD sponsored non-profit program for students with special needs

Tickets On Sale - San Dieguito Art Guild's 21st Annual Art & Garden Tour

Call to Plein Air Artists - 2nd Annual Succulent Celebration

VANS CUSTOM CULTURE MISSION - Support the Schools

VANS CUSTOM CULTURE MISSION - In its fifth year, the Vans Custom Culture art competition inspires high school students across the United States to embrace their creativity and draws attention to the importance of art as an integral part of our schools' focus in the face of shrinking budgets.

WHAT IS VANS CUSTOM CULTURE?

Custom Culture is a national high school shoe customization contest where schools from all over the United States compete for a chance to win money for their art programs. Registered schools will receive four pairs of blank Vans sneakers to be customized in four themes: Art, Music, Action Sports and Local Flavor.

SEMI FINALISTS ANNOUNCED!  VOTE NOW!  Visit: http://sites.vans.com/customculture/
VOTING ENDS MAY 12TH AT 12NOON EASTERN. FINALISTS ANNOUNCED MAY 12TH

Terry Weaver in town for the dedication of the new Encinitas " Welcome" sign

Congratulations to Terry Weaver... what a beautiful day today for dedicating years of work to joint venture this wonder "welcome" signage for Encinitas! It is so very colorful!

A bit about Terry's part of the design... (Tree Top Terry)

"My first task after being awarded the Downtown Encinitas Streetscape project was to create 16 images for approval by the City’s 3 member Arts subpanel. My directive was to capture the essence of Encinitas. So I focused on the City’s gems; Moonlight Beach, La Paloma, Swamies, The Boathouse, etc. I began this process in April 2001, creating 28 watercolor pencil images. I returned to Maui in May to work on my drawings. I flew back to Encinitas to sign my formal contract on September 6. While water-coloring my images the morning of September 11, 2001 I received a call from my mother telling me to turn on the news. Just as I did, I witnessed the second plane hitting the north tower. This image seemed surreal. I dedicated the Woodie, as my 911 Memorial- making the surfboards red, white and blue. To me, that Woodie mosaic will forever represent the day our world changed.

The subpanel approved 8 images I am to move forward on. Although going green is popular now, I’ve been a green artist for as long as I can remember. I had been visiting tile stores collecting scrap tiles from dumpsters and asking the companies to represent me for my mosaic build out. The company that offered the most help was Oceanside Glass and Tile. A sales/marketing representative named Dana called me to offer me some of their reject tiles. My father and I collected boxes and boxes of the beautiful glass tiles. This was my first time using glass tiles, and wow was it a game changer. I created glass tile skies and ceramic tile mix on the mosaics and blended them with multi-color grouts. This mix of glass tile and ceramic gives the mosaics another dimension that I had never seen before. I was excited to perfect it in my new City mosaics. This style of mosaic became a new design of mine that I still use today, 13 years later. With supplies in hand and my direction firmly in my head, I was well on my way for the next 6 months making and installing these fine art mosaic images.

Back on Maui:

I am still creating my collection of “Marine Mosaics” Here on Maui at my Polanui Art studio. I’ve been getting materials together for my mom and pup whales as well as my spotted eagle ray which will be a 6 foot mosaic. These mosaics will be lit up by LED making them an emotional and education piece.

Keep a watch for "Tree Top" Terry's blog next month! Hang loose.....