1. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
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Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
3. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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4. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
5. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
6. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
7. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
8. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
9. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
10. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
11. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
12. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
13. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
14. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
15. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
16. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
17. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
18. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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19. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
20. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
21. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
22. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
23. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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24. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
25. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
26. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
27. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
28. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
29. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
30. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
31. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
32. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
33. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
34. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
35. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
36. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
37. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
38. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
39. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
40. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
41. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
42. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
43. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
44. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
45. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
46. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
47. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
48. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
49. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
50. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
51. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
52. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
53. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
54. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
55. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
56. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
57. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
58. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
59. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
60. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
61. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
62. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
63. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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64. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
65. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
66. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
67. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
68. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
69. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
70. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
71. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
72. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
73. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
74. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
75. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
76. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
77. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
78. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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79. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
80. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
81. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
82. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
83. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
84. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
85. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
86. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
87. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
88. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
89. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
90. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
91. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
92. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
93. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
94. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
95. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
96. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
97. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
98. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
99. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
100. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
101. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
102. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
103. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
104. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
105. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
106. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
107. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
108. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
109. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
110. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
111. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
112. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
113. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
114. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
115. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
116. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
117. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
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Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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119. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
120. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
121. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
122. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
123. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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124. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
125. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
126. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
127. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
128. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
129. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
130. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
131. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
132. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
133. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
134. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
135. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
136. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
137. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
138. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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139. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
140. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
141. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
142. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
143. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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144. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
145. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
146. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
147. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
148. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
149. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
150. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
151. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
152. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
153. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
154. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
155. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
156. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
157. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
158. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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159. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
160. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
161. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
162. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
163. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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164. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
165. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
166. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
167. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
168. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
169. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
170. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
171. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
172. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
173. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
174. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
175. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
176. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
177. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
178. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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179. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
180. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
181. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
182. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
183. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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184. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
185. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
186. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
187. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
188. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
189. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
190. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
191. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
192. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
193. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
194. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
195. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
196. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
197. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
198. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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199. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
200. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
201. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
202. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
203. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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204. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
205. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
206. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
207. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
208. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
209. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
210. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
211. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
212. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
213. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
214. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
215. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
216. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
217. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
218. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
219. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
220. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
221. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
222. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
223. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
224. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
225. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
226. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
227. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
228. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
229. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
230. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
231. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
232. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
233. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
234. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
235. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
236. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
237. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
238. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
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239. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
240. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
241. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
242. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
243. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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244. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
245. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
246. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
247. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
248. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
249. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
250. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
251. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
252. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
253. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
254. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
255. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
256. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
257. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
258. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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259. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
260. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
261. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
262. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
263. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
264. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
265. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
266. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
267. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
268. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
269. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
270. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
271. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
272. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
273. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
274. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
275. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
276. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
277. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
278. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
279. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
280. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
281. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
282. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
283. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
284. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
285. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
286. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
287. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
288. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
289. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
290. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
291. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
292. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
293. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
294. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
295. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
296. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
297. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
298. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
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299. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
300. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
301. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
302. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
303. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
304. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
305. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |
306. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 18th International ARC Salon Competition - Online |
$130,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 12, 2025 |
307. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Evanston Plein Air Festival - Evanston, IL |
$3500 in awards. Deadline: Jun 10, 2025 |
308. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: RepreSENSATIONAL 2025 - Kirkwood, MO |
$9,000+ in awards. Deadline: Jun 1, 2025 |
309. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: 55th Annual River Road Show - Baton Rouge, LA |
$4,000+ in awards. Deadline: May 12, 2025 |
310. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Art on the Trail Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - Greenwood, IN |
$3,000 each. Deadline: May 30, 2025 |
311. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: San Diego Watercolor Society 45th International Exhibition - San Diego, CA |
$20,000 in awards. Deadline: May 18, 2025 |
312. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Color 25, Juried International Exhibition - Fort Collins, CO |
$1000 in awards. Deadline: Apr 21, 2025 |
313. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Artist Grants |
$11,000 in awards. Deadline: May 13, 2025 |
314. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Images 2025 Juried Exhibition - State College, PA |
$1,800 in awards. Deadline: May 9, 2025 |
315. Source: Art Competitions provided by Artshow.com |
Item: Providence Art Club National Open Juried Exhibition - Providence, RI |
$6,000 in awards. Deadline: May 8, 2025 |
316. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Yelp is hiring an intern Date: 27 March 2025, 9:05 pm |
From Yelp: We're officially hiring a new community intern for later 2025 when Riley's time comes to an unwanted end, and we're on the hunt for another perfect fit. As Elites, you know a ton of talented people so we're tapping on you to help us spread the word on this five-star opportunity. If you know someone that is the best at throwing parties, loves all things local, and has brand social media experience, have them apply at the link below. |
317. Source: Daily Campello Art News | ||||
Item: LEON BERKOWITZ and WAYSON JONES at HEMPHILL Date: 16 March 2025, 2:35 pm | ||||
The halcyon years of the Washington Color School, over half a century ago, still represent the deepest fine arts footprint ever made by our (then) regional artists, elevating most of them to (now) a global presence. There's currently a terrific show at Hemphill showcasing the works of two immensely talented artists: Leon Berkowitz and Wayson Jones. Jones' work first came to my attention via my good friend Lou Stovall, when Stovall selected Jones in 2010 for the October Members Show in Hillyer Art Space. I've been following Jones' work for many years, and in 2018 I wrote about his participation in that year's Superfine Art Fair and highlighted the "refined works of Wayson R. Jones, whose technique and presentation just keeps getting better and sharper! This is a key DMV artist deserving of more attention by the curatorial cabal of our area." And two years ago I was in the audience when Jones, who in 2022 was Montgomery College’s Visual and Performing Arts Department's Artist in Residence, presented a really good Artist Talk one September day. It has been said that "Leon was a character, a character that stood alone..." In "An Interview with Gene Davis" by Walter Hopps, we learn that the The Washington Color School "members" did not feel much camaraderie, with each other, and perhaps even a sense of jealousy? George Hemphill notes that: There are stories of Davis' extreme annoyance at the Corcoran students gathering in groups and sitting before Berkowitz's paintings while leaving his work absent of attention. Berkowitz's paintings sold as well, possibly better than others. His peers' work may garner greater investment returns today, but none have as much universal and growing appeal.
This is an important show which deserves attention not only because of the historical importance of Berkowitz, but also and equally important, a new and powerful footprint by a superbly talented contemporary artist who clearly represents a 21st century extension of those halcyon days.
The show runs through April 26, 2025. H E M P H I L L 434 K Street NW Washington DC 20001 202.234.5601 |
318. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Art Scam Alert! Date: 12 March 2025, 12:42 am |
Beware of this scam pretending to come from the well-known auction house:
|
319. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Barbara Januszkiewicz: The Power of Big Color Date: 4 March 2025, 3:14 am |
Exhibition: "Big Color" at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art A Celebration of Color and Movement Barbara Januszkiewicz is no stranger to the transformative power of color. As a contemporary artist deeply influenced by the Washington Color School, her work expands the conversation of color abstraction, layering rich, translucent hues to create movement, depth, and emotion on canvas. Her latest exhibition, "Big Color," opening at Jo Fleming Contemporary Art, is a bold statement in large-scale abstraction. Through fluid, luminous compositions, Barbara merges color fields with gestural forms, creating an immersive experience that invites viewers to feel color in a way that goes beyond traditional painting. Color as a Language Barbara’s technique involves staining unprimed canvas, allowing color to soak deep into the fibers, much like watercolor on paper—creating a luminous, almost ethereal effect. Her paintings breathe and flow, echoing the rhythms of nature, music, and emotion. Her work has been featured in museums, embassies, and private collections, and this new body of work continues her lifelong dialogue with color, light, and form. Why You Should See "Big Color" For collectors, art lovers, and those who simply appreciate the emotional impact of color, this is an exhibition not to be missed. The artist reception on March 8 will provide a unique opportunity to hear Barbara speak about her work, her influences, and how she continues to push the boundaries of abstraction. More Info: https://www.joflemingcontemporaryart.com/exhibitions |
320. Source: Daily Campello Art News |
Item: Bryan Jernigan upcoming solo show: “Sound of Line” Date: 2 March 2025, 3:01 am |
Coming to Links Bridge Vineyards:
Links Bridge Vineyards will host an opening reception with an artist talk between 1 and 3PM on Saturday, April 5 and the show runs until Friday, April 27. See all the works online at www.bryanjernigan.com. |