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ART Santa Fe Turns 10
ART Santa Fe will celebrate its 10th anniversary by again gathering dealers of contemporary art from around the world July 16-18.
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ArtAspen Sets Debut
Renowned for its winter skiing and summer festivals of film and performing arts, Aspen, Colorado, seeks to bolster its reputation for fine art with a new fair, ArtAspen (August 6-8).
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New Horizons In New Jersey
J.M. Stringer Gallery (Bernardsville, New Jersey) is presenting New Horizons—The Journey Continues, an exhibition of approximately 80 new oil paintings by three very compatible artists: Leonard Mizerek (b. 1947), Deborah Cotrone (b. 1955), and Edward Noott (b. 1965).
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36 Views Of Lake Waramaug
This August marks the completion of a two-year initiative by Charles Raskob Robinson (b. 1940) to create 36 paintings, all 13 x 32 inches and all depicting northwestern Connecticut's Lake Waramaug from the same vantage.
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Landscape Exhibition Benefits Nature & Wildlife Groups
Reily Fine Art of Estes Park, Colorado, has invited 22 leading painters to create one large landscape each for an exhibition celebrating the magnificent scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest, Comanche Peaks Wilderness, and other sites nearby.
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Laguna Summer Highlights: Arts Festival, Pageant Of The Masters
Laguna Beach, California, is poised to hum again thanks to two longstanding traditions running July 7-August 31. Now in its 78th season, the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts presents 142 artists, juried in from across Orange County and offering an array of paintings, sculpture, photographs, ceramics, jewelry, and furniture.
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Leading Landscapists Represented At Maynard Dixon Country
In Mt. Carmel, Utah, the 11th annual Maynard Dixon Country weekend (August 25-29) welcomes 30 leading landscapists, including Christopher Blossom, Jill Carver, Kathryn Stats, Josh Elliott, Walt Gonske, Jeremy Lipking, Carolyn Lord, Charles Muench, and Ron Rencher.
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Highsmith Exhibition In Santa Fe
Marigold Arts of Santa Fe, which specializes in watercolors, is hosting a solo exhibition by Robert Highsmith (b. 1950). A resident of Las Cruces, NM, Highsmith is best known for photorealistic scenes that capture the distinctive light and landscapes of his home state and Colorado.
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Remembering The Late Pam Glover
Nancy Dodds Gallery (Carmel, California) has organized an exhibition of work by the late Pam Glover (1924-2010), one of northern California's premier plein-air artists for more than three decades.
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Elizabeth Kershaw Wins In Florida
Floridian artist Elizabeth A. Kershaw's magnificent watercolor Swan Lake won the $5,000 top prize at the seventh Biennial National Art Exhibition held at Punta Gorda, Florida's Visual Arts Center this winter.
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Brooklyn's Past Inspires Its Present
The Brooklyn artist Valerie Hegarty (b. 1967) has created a print inspired by a famous Asher B. Durand landscape allegory in the Brooklyn Museum's collection, The First Harvest in the Wilderness (1855).
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Remembering The Ladies
Most Americans know the name of Thomas Cole (1801-1848), who founded the Hudson River School. Today the Thomas Cole Historic Site, historically known as Cedar Grove, consists of his home and studio, set on five acres overlooking the Catskill Mountains.
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Church In Jamaica
Olana State Historic Site is the 250-acre landscape and Persian-inspired home designed by the Hudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church (1826-1900).
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Celebrating Sewell Sillman
Connecticut's Florence Griswold Museum launched an exhibition about local artist Sewell Sillman (1924-1992) with a reception attended by more than 300 guests.
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Millard Sheets In Pasadena
The Pasadena Museum of California Art opened Millard Sheets: The Early Years (1926-1944) with a reception attended by almost 900 guests, including the late artist's children, Tony and Carolyn.
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