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By Anna Racicot tempo@taosnews.com For a spell of artistic exploration, the Questa Studio Tour on Saturday and Sunday (Aug. 17-18) offers a surprising variety of both crafts and fine arts, according to coordinator Peggy Trigg. Visitors will see jewelry, paintings and handmade furniture in the artists’ own studios and be able to visit group hubs displaying the work of up to 10 artists each. This year’s tour is the second organized by the Questa Creative Council and the fourth consecutive tour. There will be a central information hub in the center of town on the northeast corner of Questa’s one stoplight, at the intersection of state roads 522 and 38. This is a good place to start, as visitors can pick up a brochure with the studio tour map, artists’ flyers and also water, snacks and directions to local eateries. Several of the hubs offer snacks, drinks and restrooms. This year’s tour includes Lama and features the acrylic and pastel paintings of Monique Belitz in her historic home...

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The Annapolis Gallery Association will hold its 29th annual Annapolis Art Walk on Thursday, August 15, from 5:00pm to 9:00pm. The public is invited to join the association for a festive evening celebrating the visual arts. Fifteen galleries in historic downtown Annapolis are participating in this annual event, hosting new art exhibits and featuring artists demonstrating their skills in various media. Musicians will perform around town and galleries will serve light refreshments. Look for participating galleries by spotting the yellow balloons and yellow banners. Maps will be available at each art gallery, and attendees can catch a free ride from the Annapolis blue Circulator trolley. Peek over an artist’s shoulder and watch them at work. Artists working in oil, watercolor, ceramics, woodturning, sculpture, jewelry, handcrafts and more will demonstrate their skills at the Annapolis Art Walk. Annapolis is one of the top 25 arts destinations as designated by American Style Magazine. ...

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Aug. 14, 2019 at 6:00 am Updated Aug. 14, 2019 at 2:19 pm Meet Ron Harmon, who works at Daniel Smith, a Seattle-based manufacturer of watercolors and oils for artists. What do you do? I am the chief chemist for Daniel Smith Inc . I’m responsible for research and development (R&D) of artist paints, as well as overall quality control of all Daniel Smith paints and products. I consistently test new and exciting pigments from all over the world for their adaptability to artist materials. How did you get started in that field?  After receiving my bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Whittier College, I began my first career role as a quality control chemist for a major aerospace coating company. Shortly after, I was promoted to R&D, working on various coatings for the military in the same company. I wanted to work closer with people who could use what I made to create beauty, and six years after my first career role, found myself moving to Seattle to work for Daniel Sm...

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“Paper Routes – Women to Watch 2020,” Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art What the artist describes as “a community of naked, plush creatures called fumblys” populate Fuko Ito’s pastel-colored, psychedelic work, and I, for one, would like to go on record as saying I’m up for this adventure anytime. Ito’s two monumental watercolor and colored pencil on paper drawings illustrate her community of what appear to be industrious, yet relaxed creatures. In the triptych “billowing hearts” from the “heart of plush”   series, the fumblys seem to labor and relax together in a soft-focus atmosphere that is neither of this or any other actual world currently known to us. The figures seem impossibly seductive and yet intentionally playful as they band together in various unknowable tasks. “Love mobility,” also from the “heart of plush” series shows fumblys moving up the side of a candy-colored Tower of Babel highlighted against a night sky. While certainly not sharing the hard edges of a lot ...

PROLIFIC — Michael Mendel began painting daily in 2009 and has completed 403 paintings to date. He is currently working on a commission for Delaware and Ulster Railroad in Arkville. Photo by Eddie Donoghue. Not many pick up an art form late in life with such skill, but then few have lived lives as interesting as Michael Mendel. For the last 10 years, Mendel has been painting feverishly, having completed 403 watercolor paintings to date. A resident of both Fleischmanns and the Bronx, Mendel’s art features the people and scenes that make up both of his homes. Working from photographs, his work is often realistic, sharp and vivid and not like that of many other watercolorists. Mendel was born in Berlin, Germany in 1934 and his parents escaped Hitler’s Nazi Regime in 1938. It wasn’t a smooth trip to the U.S., however, as his family was forced to live in Cuba for two years before they could legally enter the U.S. It was in college when he a friend invited him to the art department ...

By Lauren Barry | on August 14, 2019 A Walk In The Park, the annual Arlington Heights Art Guild art fair, will return for its 48th year from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25 at North School Park, 410 N. Arlington Heights Rd. This year, over 80 juried artists are expected to participate in the fair, representing a variety of mediums. Work will include oil paintings, watercolor paintings, baskets, pottery, garden art and more. Food will be available for purchase from vendors as well as food trucks stationed west of the park. A classical guitarist will entertain attendees on the north side of the park throughout the day. Admission and parking are free. The Arlington Heights Art Guild was founded in 1971. It promotes and supports art in the community through demonstrations, meetings and networking opportunities, as well as scholarships offered to Township High School Dist. 214 students. New members are welcome to art guild...

click to enlarge Bear Cieri Ginny Joiner teaching a plein air watercolor painting workshop at Horsford Gardens and Nursery Surrounded by flowers, six women gathered in the shade of trees and trellises to watch Vermont watercolorist Ginny Joyner demonstrate plein air painting last week at Horsford Gardens and Nursery . Joyner’s watercolor class was one of 20 outdoor art workshops scheduled this summer at the Charlotte business for the inaugural season of “Art in the Garden.” “For years, people who were artists or took art classes have said, ‘I’d love it if we could paint here,’ or, ‘Do you mind if I photograph here?’ So we decided it would be good to let the artists know that they could come and use our grounds,” said Eileen Schilling , who owns Horsford with her husband, Charlie Proutt . “We put it out there, and we got a great response.” The a...

Visionaries Voices artist Curtis Davis currently has a show at New York City’s White Columns gallery Aug 14, 2019 11 AM Curtis Davis with a few of his sculptures. Courtesy Visionaries and Vocies Cincinnati-based artist Curtis Davis received a shout-out in this week’s issue of The New Yorker for his current solo exhibition in NYC’s White Columns gallery, which was made possible thanks to a crowdfunding campaign conducted by local nonprofit Visionaries Voices.  That GoFundMe campaign raised over $3,500, making it possible for V V — a nonprofit organization that provides resources to more than 125 artists with disabilities — to send Davis’s works to White Columns, cover his and his independent provider’s travel expenses and allow for a V V staff member to go with them.  The show — which runs through September — focuses on Davis’s sculptural works, which he creates by coating several layers of paint over found objects like logs, rocks and dolls....

THURSDAY 15 • 7-7:45 a.m. Guided Meditation (open level) at Thrive Yoga. • 8:30 a.m. Women’s book discussion group at UCC. • 8:45-10 a.m. Vinyasa (level 2/3) at Thrive Yoga • 9-10:30 a.m. Historic Walking Tour, meet at the CB Heritage Museum. 349-1880. • 9-10:15 a.m. Heated Vinyasa (level 1/2) at Thrive Yoga in CB South. • 9:15-10:30 a.m. Vinyasa Flow / CB Yoga Co-op at Town Hall. • 10:30-11:45 a.m. Yoga Basics (level 1) at Thrive Yoga. • 11 a.m. Weekly storytime at Townie Books. 349-7545. • 11:30 a.m. Duplicate Bridge at UCC. 349-1008. • noon SMART Recovery Meeting; a non-spiritual, science based alternative to AA in the ORE Bucket Building, corner of 6th & Maroon. 970-596-6287. • noon All Saints in the Mountain Episcopal Church Community Healing Service at Queen of All Saints Catholic Church. 349-9371. • noon-1:15 p.m. Vinyasa (open level) at Thrive Yoga. • noon-5 p.m. gO girls summer program. 349-5103. (Thursdays thru August 15) • 1-3 p.m. Tech Time at the Creste...

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OPENINGS & EVENTS John Davis Gallery, 362 1/2 Warren St., Hudson. Lois Dickson: Rocks and Caves. johndavisgallery.com . Also, Ben Butler: Sculpture. Also, Isidro Blasco: Adrift Houses. Casas a la Deriva. Also , Thaddeus Radell: Paintings. Also , Mark Saltz: Painting. Also , Eric Banks: Configurations and Consciousness. Opening reception 6-8 p.m. Saturday. Through Sept. 8. GALLERIES Albany International Airport Gallery, third floor, Albany Shaker Road, Colonie. “Everyday Perfection.” Free. albanyairport.com . Historic artifacts from the collections of Shaker Museum I Mount Lebanon and Shaker Heritage Society with contemporary art by Amie Cunat, Kate Hamilton, Elana Herzog, Marietta Hoferer, Brece Honeycutt, Laura Kaufman, Matt LaFleur and Melissa Thorne. Through Sept. 2. Carrie Haddad Gallery, 622 Warren St., Hudson. “Pulse: Color & Form in a Visual Rhythm.” carriehaddadgallery.com . An exhibit examining the work of four gallery artists working in abstraction; Jeanette ...

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A young girl learns ballet at Cornerstone Center for the Arts. Photo provided. By: Claire Downes— Muncie, IN—As Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The key is how to remain an artist once they grow up.” Embrace and hone your creativity at Cornerstone Center for the Arts Education classes, camps, and workshops. Cornerstone will offer classes for the entire family this fall. Fall twelve-week classes begin the week of September 9 and continue through the week of December 2. Various one-time workshops and camps will also be offered throughout fall as well. Registration is now open for classes for youth and adults in visual arts , dance , theatre , music , martial arts , fitness , and more. Cornerstone’s youth classes start with age 1 and continue through high school. Dance classes offered this fall include: Beginner & Intermediate/Advanced Performance Group ; Boys Hip Hop Ages 5-9 ; Boys Hip Hop Ages 10-14 ; Contemporary & Jazz ; Creative Movement ; Early Ballet ...

Denver Art Museum Curator Timothy Standring poses next to Edgar Degas’ “Four Ballet Dancers on Stage,” 1885-90 at DEGAS: A Passion for Perfection exhibit at the Denver Art Museum in February 2018. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post) Timothy Standring is, arguably, the most influential voice on art in the West. As curator of painting and sculpture at the Denver Art Museum, he’s been the driving force behind a decade of blockbuster exhibits. He organized DAM’s record-breaking van Gogh exhibit in 2011, shepherded its Degas extravaganza in 2017 and ushered, just last year, a Rembrandt retrospective that shed groundbreaking light on the artist’s skills as a printmaker. He’s made bold, museum-worthy arguments for the overlooked talents of painters as diverse as American Andrew Wyeth, Italian Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione, and Denver’s own Daniel Sprick, and he’ll attempt to do the same next year when he guides in a show of works by 20th-century populist Norman Rockwell. If you go “Quint...