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Hi Recipient,
Welcome to our August Art News.
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Hopscotch Films - Givaway Tickets - PINA - Wim Wenders!
Hopscotch Films is giving away 30 '2for1' passes and 5 single passes for Wim Wenders - PINA.
(Sydney / Melbourne / Brisbane / Adelaide / Perth / ACT)
Valid: From Thursday 18th August 2011 until the end of the film's theatrical season.
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Latest Art News
On the Table by Gudrun Klix
Submitted by:On the Table by Gudrun Klix
On the Table Explores the history of and impact of white settlement and farm practices on the fertility of the land. It questions the viability of such practices for our future.
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one hundredth gallery, for everyone new to art
Submitted by: Charles
one hundredth gallery is a non-traditional exhibition space at dedicated to the exhibition and sale of artwork by aspiring and emerging artists. We also work with established artists who are trying something new.
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Col Bodie - Cartoons and Caricatures
Submitted by: Col Bodie
Caricatures add humour to your Special Gift, they add charm, they satirize and exaggerate. They make ordinary situations bigger than life. The many styles available whether pen and ink, with spot colur or full colour acrylic will enable you to create the finest end product by simply supplying photographs and storyline details. The combinations are limitless, the service is prompt, the attention to detail is unparralled.
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artist app entered the 2011 Australian Mobile Awards
Submitted by: rematic.com / rathmayr.com
"Artist-App" is the perfect gateway to the iPhone world - for artists, singers, songwriters and bands of all genres. There are no programming skills required, just fill our easy to use, web based "Administration Tool" with your pictures, news, tour dates, MP3 files (including iTunes Store links), YouTube account information and much more and your very own App is done. VOTE FOR US ;-)
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The Mission to Seafarers Victoria - Maritime Art show October 2011
Submitted by: Mission to Seafarers Vic. Inc
The annual maritime art exhibition was introduced by the Mission to Seafarers Victoria in 2002 to promote excellence in maritime and seafaring subjects in art. Artists nationally enter their works responding to the theme “The Relationship Between Humanity and the Sea” vying for the first prize, sponsored by ANL Container Lines. The exhibition is hosted at the historic seafarers centre 717 Flinders Street, Docklands during the month of October attracting over 3,000 visitors and collectors of maritime art.
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Screen Space is looking for proposals for the 2012 exhibition program
Submitted by: Screen Space
The gallery will remain rent-free for artists and curators. Screen Space will continue to concentrate on exhibitions that utilise screen technology or which engage with screen culture, regardless of medium.
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Tony Walker - Painting in North Vietnam
Submitted by: Tony Walker
Artists who avoid greens and follow rigorously the dictum of limiting the palette will probably want to readjust their approach if they visit northern Vietnam. Rural landscape there is generally a vibrant range of greens punctuated by rich earth colours and the pervasive blues of lakes and distant mountains. The Vietnamese urban landscape can be an exciting ceaselessly moving montage of colour, motorbikes, ambient traffic noise and life
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