#artintheopen

Day 5 - Rosslare The winds were insane again! Not more then 5 mins away from my weighted easel set up, the winds took it down along with my painting in one big gust. If you purchase this painting, I’ll throw in the sand, free of charge! 🤓 . . . . . . #traditionalart #oilpainting #pleinair #fineart #realism #artistsecrets #boatpainting #plein_air_forum #usk #rosemarybrushes #artofvisuals #drawing_feature #artintheopen #artistsoninstagram #ireland #wexford #rosslareharbour #wexfordtips #tourismireland (at Rosslare Harbour)

Bottom Photo: Original crochet by Xenobia Bailey for “Funktional Vibrations” (2015) at 34th Street-Hudson Yards.

Lots of #ArtOpps from 👉 https://deptfordx.org/2021-festival/ 👈👀 @deptfordx Deptford X Festival is coming SOON! 9-18th July and we have a number of exciting opportunities to take part in as well as an exciting project that is brought to you in partnership with Lewisham Borough of Culture, The Migration Museum and The Walk. ⠀ ⠀ Open Calls:⠀ ⠀ Fringe/Community Art Trail ⠀ Artists and local residents of SE8/SE14 can register their projects to be featured on the festival art trail map. ⠀ Deadline for Artists: 17th May 2021⠀ Deadline for Local residents: 24th May 2021 ⠀ ⠀ Head to: https://deptfordx.org/2021-festival/ for more info [link in bio] ⠀ ⠀ Supported An Open Call for projects by early career Black and People of Colour artists and curators from Lewisham that will be selected by a jury and supported by the festival financially and curatorially. Deadline: 16 May 2021⠀ Artist fee: £600 Production budget: £800⠀ ⠀ Head to: https://deptfordx.org/supported/⠀ ⠀ The Walk⠀ An Open Call for London based visual artists with lived experience of migration. Deadline: May 16th 2021⠀ Artist fee: £4000⠀ ⠀ Head to: https://deptfordx.org/thewalk/⠀ ⠀ COMING SOON: ⠀ ⠀ Fringe bursaries ⠀ There will be 8 x £150 bursaries available to artists applying for the Fringe. Bursary applications will open on Tuesday 4th May. Deadline to apply for a bursary will be: Sunday 23rd May, Midnight.⠀ ⠀ Deptford X + AAJA Radio⠀ New for 2021, Deptford X is partnering with AAJA, a community focused radio station, record label and performance space based in the railway arches in Deptford Market Yard. Artists can apply to be part of a curated programme of radio projects.⠀ ⠀ Successful projects will receive £300 to bring their project to life. Applications for this project will open in June. ⠀ ⠀ UP NEXT: ⠀ ⠀ Our next Fringe Q&A session is taking place on Saturday 24th April at 1pm, anyone and everyone is welcome to join, the session is for anyone wanting more information about the festival - either as a visitor or as a participant (artist or venue owner). ⠀ ⠀ Zoom Link: https://deptfordx.org/whats-on/⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #deptfordx #deptfordxfestival #artintheopen #deptfordxfestival2021 (at Deptford SE8) https://www.instagram.com/p/COAV9kulsfk/?igshid=171laln0mei6b

#aito2018 day2 Gorgeous day out even though the winds were gushing at 100km/hr. Still finding pockets of time to press out the videos. . . . . . . #traditionalart #oilpainting #pleinair #fineart #realism #artistsecrets #plein_air_forum #usk #rosemarybrushes #artofvisuals #arccinemawexford #drawing_feature #artintheopen #artistsoninstagram #ireland #wexford #wexfordtips #tourismireland #duncannonbeach (at Duncannon Fort)

Visited the #artintheopen exhibition for Mother's Day, learning firsthand about the "Messages to the Public" project that Jane Dickson (@janeinpeepland) pioneered (includung the two censored works by Barbara Kruger and Nancy Spero) as well as a Public Art timeline that includes the John Ahearn (@jahearnart) sculptures in the Bronx. Reminisced about "A Subtlety..." by Kara Walker (@kara_walker_official) which I happened to live across from in Williamsburg while it was up, and Agnes Denes wheatfields in Lower Manhattan (not pictured but unforgettable). (at Museum of the City of New York)

Long before my mother was sharing words of wisdom with my sister and I she was sharing it with all of Times Square #artintheopen - happy mother's day @janeinpeepland (at Museum of the City of New York)

#Repost @museumofcityny (@get_repost) : Have you ever teamed up with friends or strangers to move “The Cube”? 💪 * Located on Astor Place in Manhattan, “Alamo” by artist Tony Rosenthal is known locally as “The Cube” or the “Astor Place Cube.” When it was installed in 1967, it was supposed to be up for just 6 months. However, it was so loved by the neighborhood residents that they petitioned the city to keep it there permanently. The sculpture has become an iconic piece of the city, bringing people together as a meeting place and a place to test your strength. * Learn about this sculpture and more NYC public art in our exhibition, #ArtintheOpen, on view through May 13th. *** Tony Rosenthal, Alamo,Cooper Square, c. 1973, Photograph by Edmund Vincent Gillon. Museum of the City of New York, gift of Blair Davis, 2013.3.2.1922. (at The Cube @ Astor Place)