Massey Lyuben Gallery is proud to present NATURE/MADE, a group exhibition featuring works by Ayline Olukman, Stephane Joannes, and Amanda Scuglia.
French artist Ayline Olukman graduated from École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (ESAD) in Strasbourg, France in 2005. Olukman, a young artist, works with silkscreen, oil paint, collage and photography. She frequently creates mixed media pieces using her own photographs taken during her travels combined with old photos, mostly from the 1950s, that
Açılış Kokteyli: 26 Mayıs, Perşembe 18.00-20.00
Due to a large number of submitted works of superior quality, the jury members have decided to give out three awards of equal value.
1. Tetsushi Higashino, Japan
2. Jennifer Weigel USA
3. Lisbet Lark Denmark
120 authors from 26 countries with 232 works responded to the open call.
(Brazil, Turkey, Czech republic, USA, Belgium, Italy, Japan, Poland, Canada, Greece, Serbia, Portugal, Germany, United Kingdom, Slovenia, Chile, Austria, Spain, Iran, Denmark, Russia, Finland, Argentina, Romania,
Dayanışma II
Trakya Üniversitesi Güzel Sanatlar Fakültesi Öğretim Elamanları ile Edirne Hasan Rıza Güzel Sanatlar Lisesi Öğretmenlerinin her yıl ortaklaşa düzenledikleri sergiyi Mimar Sinan Sergi Salonunda görebilirsiniz
Açılış: 24 Mayıs 2016
Saat: 15:00
GUS HEINZE
AINTING AT AGE 90
2 JUNE – 15 JULY 2016
Bernarducci Meisel Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition for Gus Heinze entitled Painting at Age 90. A direct reference to the artist’s recent jubilee the exhibition will include over a dozen paintings spanning the career of the accomplished artist. Heinze frames his paintings of city streets, train engines, and carburetors in way that accentuates its natural environment but somewhat abstractly.
One recent painting, Truck
JAPANESE REALIST AINTING
HIDEO OHYA – TOSHIRO AOKI – KAZUMASA TAKAHASHI
IN KIND COOPERATION WITH SHINSEIDO GALLERY, TOKYO 2 JUNE – 15 JULY 2016
Bernarducci Meisel Gallery is pleased to present a first look exhibition entitled Japanese Realist Painting featuring works by HIDEO OHYA, TOSHIORO AOKI, and KAZUMASA TAKAHASHI. The exhibition
