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charity party to raise money for The Schizophrenia Research Institute. Muneesh’s brother has been suffering of Schizophrenia and his aim is to raise $2000 on this event.
The theme is Studio54 and it’s going to be in an amazing large warehouse with high ceilings in Alexandria.
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Looking fwd to seeing you there. Thank you so much in advance for your help.
Roberto
John Alcock , 3rd place Winner of 4th Int’l NeoPopRealism Starz Art competition was born in 1950 in a small county town of Walpeup, in a wheat growing area in Australia, and grew up surrounded the natural environment. His interest in arts was shaped by his father’s great love to Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. After finishing his school, John went to work in environment, and was traveling a lot. In 1989, he went back to art school and did an Associate Diploma of Visual Arts at Barton institute.
He said to the NeoPopRealism Journal, “I think the gift to be given the chance to express oneself as an artist is great in the pleasure it can bring and the responsibility it carries. One is not creative, but one is born that way, with a burning desire to do so. One’s creativity should not be an expression of the ego, but an expression the very soul of the artist.”
John Alcock’s aim is to make the world a better place – at least one person, to help people to see the environment in a different way and “to have a healthy respect for our planet.”“I am often blown away by people’s creative inspiration,” he says. “We should always
strive to be the best person we can be at any given time. In the arts, we should be always attempting to extend ourselves.”
Currently, John Alcock working full time as an artists in the state of Victoria, spending some time with his teenage son.
“John Alcock’s artwork ‘Victoria Spring’ is celebration of beauty, it carries strong positive energy and inspired by Australian nature. John brings his happy fascination on his canvas, creating shapes, and using bright, high energy colors,” juror Nadia Russ said.
From “NeoPopRealism Journal”, May/2010, http://neopoprealismjournal.wetpaint.com
Artwork is copyrighted by the Artist (http://www.aussiebushartistjohn.com/)
Bondi Outdoors classes are cancelled if it is raining,
however TAMARAMA SURFCLUB will be open
with INDOORS classes running all weekend:
SATURDAY 10-11am Yin Yoga (gentle)
SUNDAY 10-11.30am Yin/Yang blend (full practice)
Sigmund Abeles: “Appear to be an artist… It is so hard to keep up appearances, isn’t it? Growing up in a small town in SC without any art in the segregated schools, I poured over old Life magazines, my mom filled cabinets with, and ultimately the art articles knocked me out.
Otherwise, my only professional dream was to be a jockey and then a horse trainer.”
Initially, he wanted to become the Diego Rivera of the US Civil Rights Movement, political art, but his true imagery was intimist.
Sigmund Abeles was raised by a single parent, his mom. All her family were small business folks. His father’s side was rabbinical and professional, but he only met some of them after he was grown and moved to NYC.
“My main goal is to keep on making vital, significant art about life/humanity with honesty, intensity and depth and get it seen, even sold,“ Sigmund Abeles said to the NeoPopRealism Journal. “I hope and dream to work to my last day and hope that is at least fifteen years more of image-making.”
Several months ago, Sigmund Abeles celebrated his 75th anniversary. His artistic career is a success story of a notable artists whose art works can be found in top art museums in the US and Europe such as MoMA and Metropolitan, with list of the solo and group art exhibitions and many awards. In 2000, Coastal Carolina University awarded him an honorary doctorate. The same 2000, his major one-artist exhibition was at Thomas Williams Fine Arts, London, UK. The Pastel Society of America made him their Hall of Fame Honoree for 2004, and in 2006 he was awarded their Degas Pastel Society Award. . . For many years, he was teaching art
and continues sharing his great talent with new generations of artists.
Juror Nadia Russ said, “Sigmund Abeles’s artwork Parasomniac (Self-Portrait) is all about depth and emotionally touching theme. Its colors combination and composition (perfect choice) are catching viewers’ attention and asking for emotional respond.”
Introducing BLAIR BARBOUR (USA) - 1st Place Winner of 4th International NeoPopRealism Starz Art Competition, September 1, 2009 – March 28, 2010
Blair Barbour thinks that the most exciting thing about this profession – artist – is creating the artwork itself.
“The medium I use doesn’t allow me to see the piece until the very end for two reasons: I work backwards, starting with the most basic background details and finishing with the top layers and waiting for the acrylic medium to dry letting the art reveal itself,” she said. “I love showing my work and sharing it with the world. There is nothing better than doing what you love as your “job” and, I hope, to inspire others to chase their dreams.”
Blair gets her inspiration from “every day life, exciting moments in time might be lost otherwise. I like taking those moments and spending days bringing them to the surface. The little details in life are the most valuable, so don’t miss them!”
To the question what she thinks about experimenting in art, Blair Barbour said, “This is such a large question! I believe that visual arts are a form of therapy, expression of the soul, one of the greatest gifts given to every human, and, I hope, each one will utilize that talent in some way. Experimenting is what life is all about and I will continue to experiment and grow with my art, to inspire and give back. Experimenting in visual arts is my life and my duty because art has been the one truth that has pulled us through history and reveals its secrets. Without art and experimentation our world would be a dark, boring place.”
“I am living my main dream, and on the path to accomplishing more of my dreams,” Blair said, and continues: “My main dream is to share my visual art with the world’s eyes, next – to share my writing with the world’s ears, and then – to share my future yoga studio with the world’s souls.”
“Blair Barbour’s artwork ‘Moulin Rouge’ is harmonical and courageous in her choices. She is experimenting with the medium, adding to her technique her talent and spirit,” said juror Nadia Russ.
(NeoPopRealism Journal, May 2010)
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When i say a lot of people Asking me! I mean it this guy is moving up the ladder fast in the Australian Art World. I bet It wont be long till he hit the world market very soon
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