Showing posts with label figurative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label figurative. Show all posts

Sunday, November 3, 2019

The Holy Apparition of Music II
Mixed Media
48" x 36"
2019

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Contrapumto Art Talk



ARTIST TALK / BOOK SIGNING - Saturday, March 18, 2017.
11am - 2:30pm
Jakob Dwight will begin signing books at noon.
Artists from Contrapunto will discuss their work at 1pm.

Join us for a conversation with Jorge Arcos, Graciela Nuñez Bedoya, Dora Lopez, and Carlos Solis of Contrapunto (featured in our current exhibition, "Macondo/Mar-A-Lago"). The artists will discuss their work, what inspires them, and the need for Latino visibility.


  • Jakob Dwight will be signing copies of the catalog for "Disguise: Masks and Global African Art", (published by the Seattle Art Museum in association with Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 2015) which includes his essay and works currently on view at the gallery in "Human (Re)Sources". A limited number of books will be available. Please email StephenSmithFineArt(at)gmail(dot)com to reserve your copy.

    The gallery will open at 11am. The talks will begin promptly at 1pm. This weekend is your last opportunity to see our current exhibitions, "Human (Re)Sources" and "Macondo/Mar-A-Lago".


    Stephen Smith Fine Art
    5104 Gary Avenue, Fairfield, Alabama 35064
  • Monday, May 11, 2015

    New Painting: Bond


    "Bond"
    Mixed Media
    30" x 24"
    2015
    A couple nights ago, I had these weird dreams where I saw two images of a little girl and a little boy in two different settings. I just finished this painting about the little boy. I know it's not my style however, when i see things, I always try to recreate as much as I can remember from the dream. No matter what i have dreamt or is not even close to the way usually express myself, I feel urge or need to paint it. I called this piece" Bond"

    Thursday, January 22, 2015

    Art Talk at Quinlan Art Center









    Saturday at 1:00pm - 3:00pm
     
     
    Quinlan Visual Arts Center
    514 Green St NE, Gainesville, Georgia 30501
    Art Gallery
    (770) 536-2575




    JOIN US!
    Meet the Artists: Discussion and Q&A session with the Latin group “CONTRAPUNTPO”

    “CONTRAPUNTO” consists of Visual Artists living and working in Atlanta and the surrounding areas for the past four years. The group was started by Venezuelan Surrealist Painter Carlos Solis (www.carlosaugustossolis.blogspot.com). Current members are Peruvian Surrealist Abstraction Painter Pedro Fuertes (www.pedrofuertesb.com), Peruvian Figurative Abstraction Painter Dora Lopez (www.doralopez.com), Abstract Mexican Painter Jorge Arcos(www.jorgearcosart.com), Venezuelan Tropical Pop Artist Stanley Bermudez (www.stanleybermudez.com) .

    One of the main missions of our group is to expose people in Georgia to the diversity and talent of Latin Artists. We also try to exhibit as a group at a variety of venues such as galleries and art centers as well as our own individual solo efforts. In many of our shows we sometimes include guest Latino artists and during our opening receptions try to include typical food and music from the different countries represented.

    Please join us for this free event at the Quinlan January 24th, 1 PM – 3 PM. Free admission. No RSVP required. For more info call us 770-536-2575 or visit our website QVAC.ORG



    A big thank you to Fajitas Mexican Restaurant located at 1210 Thompson Bridge Rd. Gainesville, GA 30501. For sponsoring refreshments at this event! Call them for your next big party or catering needs!
    770-534-7222
    Be sure to like them on Facebook as well!
    FB/ fajitasgainesville
    Instagram ‪#‎fajitasgainesville‬

    Monday, March 17, 2014

    Art Exhibit: Latin American Art group "Contrapunto."

    First Thursday Downtown Art Walk
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    When:
    April 3, 2014 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

    Location:
    Rialto Center for the Arts
    80 Forsyth Street Northwest
    Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA 30303
    USA

    Contact:
    Rialto Center for the Arts404-413-9849E-mailEvent website

    Come join us on the First Thursday of each month on a self-guided tour and experience the magnificent art being featured at various venues in historic Downtown Atlanta. The Rialto Visual Art Series transforms the Rialto lobby and mezzanine into an exhibition space for projects organized by Karen Comer Lowe. Exhibitions relate to Rialto Center performances or city-wide arts initiatives including Atlanta Celebrates Photography.

    Weekday Exhibition Hours: Monday – Friday, 10am – 4:30pm.

    Contrapunto Exhibition Dates: March 20 – June 2, 2014

    Participating Gallery Information and Walk Map: www.downtownfirstthursdays.com

    April 3rd and May 1st - Contrapunto is a group of Latin American Visual artists working and living in Georgia. The group was founded by Venezuelan surrealist painter Carlos A. Solis back in 2009. Its members are Mexican Abstract painter – Jorge Arcos, Venezuelan Pop Artist – Stanley Bermudez, Peruvian Surrealist Abstract painter – Pedro Fuertes and Peruvian Abstract painter – Dora Lopez
    Artist bios may be found on their websites:

    Carlos Solis carlosaugustossolis.blogspot.com

    Dora Lopez www.doralopez.com

    Jorge Arcos www.jorgearcosart.com

    Pedro Fuertes www.pedrofuertesb.com

    Stanley Bermudez www.stanleybermudez.com

    Tuesday, January 28, 2014

    Giclees for sale


    Giclee of "The Fall of False Revolution."
    Size: 20" x 16"
    Price: $350
    You can also have the option to pick other paintings and sizes for a giclee.
     
     Many consider a giclee fine art print to be the second best option to owning an original piece of artwork. Museums all over the world use giclee prints of world-renowned, famous art pieces in galleries. For modern artists, this reproduction style allows them to print high-quality copies of their original work on demand, reducing waste and providing a more cost-effective way to do business with buyers.
     
     

    Tuesday, December 3, 2013

    Art Exhibit: Spirituality

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         905 Juniper Studio
        Art opening:Friday at 7:00pm until December 15 at 10:00pm
        What does “Spirtuality” mean? Spirtuality is personal. It is our soul. It is our connection with God, nature and our fellow human beings. Come and explore your Spirtuality through the eyes of local artist’s Monika Ruiz, Rey Vargas, Carlos Solis, Maria Lucia Sarmiento, Tamara Hyde, Larry Holland, Feliz Berroa, Jose Pena and Domingo Castro Olivero.