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02:04IPR Special Event - The closing of Handmade Galleries Party!
After 18 years in business, Handmade is closing. Thank you for making it one of the most Wonderful, and unique, shopping experiences in Los Angeles. It has been my great honor and pleasure to have owned and operated it all these years. Unfortunately, it is now time for me to move on.
Our last day open for business will be April 30, 2013.
Tonight we gather online to share all of the wonderful stories of good times and friendships that we have enjoyed here at Handmade Galleries.
Call in guests please pre-register for the show by messaging Monica Today at w
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by InspiringPeopleRadio in Life
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01:07Featured
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Galleries ... But
Join artist and marketing expert Leslie Saeta as she highlights ways to sell your art on-line. On today’s show Leslie is joined by AHA September co-host Debra Huse. Debra is an award winnng artist and gallery owner. Join Leslie and Debra as they discuss everything you have always wanted to know about galleries ... but were afraid to ask!
Tags: art artists artists helping artists galleries debra huse
by Artists Helping Artists in Art
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00:58Featured
93-Artists Misconceptions About How to Approach Galleries
We will explore what misconceptions artists have about galleries and how to approach galleries. Have you fallen prey to some of these? If a gallery does not sell your work it must be their fault. Galleries are rich and tell their patrons what art to buy. Galleries only sell art that is saleable and if your work does not sell you are out. You must only work with one gallery at a time. Pre-interviewed Artists and Galleries: Alan Kircher, founder, CEO and visionary behind Artwork Network.&n
Tags: Art Galleries Art Advice Business of Art Partnership Visual Artist
by Annette Coleman in Art
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Interview with Andrea & Gary Smith - Andrea Smith Galleries
Join Diane and artist Andrea Smith and her husband Gary. Together Andrea and Gary they have Andrea Smith Galleries in Sedona, AZ. Andrea & Gary have been involved with Attitudinal Healing for over 30 years and share their insights with Diane.
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Wyatt Day~ Swann Galleries,
On February 25, Swann Galleries conducted their 15th annual auction of Printed & Manuscript African Americana. Highlights ranged from material on slavery and abolition to artifacts of the modern Civil Rights movement, and an important archive on African-American Art. View-Slide Show The auction’s top lot was an immense archive of research material amassed by art historian James Amos Porter that consisted of thousands of items including photographs, letters, exhibit catalogues,
Tags: Wyatt Houston Day swann galleries african american artists collection auction swann galleries auction new york I am a man poster Romare Bearden Robert S Duncanson Charles AlstonHale Woodruff leslie lesley gist freedom blog talk radio show
by The Gist of Freedom in Education
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Presentation Venues- Commercial Galleries
The Pros and Cons of Commerical Galleries.
Tags: Presentation Venue Artist Commerical Galleries GYST Ink
by GYST Radio in Art
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Artists: A journey into art galleries with Nikki Stevens
What is the main obstacle now facing art students? How can an artist brush off critism and rejection? How can you get into art galleries? We all know about the "starving artist". But if you are an artist, you certainly don't want to be a testament to this all-too-famous figure. And you certainly can succeed. Listen to this episode and you will get answers! Join us on 06th Sept 2012 with Nikki Stevens, full time successful artist since 1996, specialising in watercolour
Tags: Art exhibition Art gallery Nikki Stevens Painter Genevieve de Lacaze
by Get Passionate Radio Show in Art
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I Close My Eyes To See with Dan Rhema
Dan Rhema - Artist, Sculptor, Author & Filmmaker
Link to Dan's Art Gallery page http://danrhema.com/art-galleries/
In 1991 Dan Rhema was the director of an intercultural training center in Mexico until an epidemic of dengue fever swept through the town where he lived. Dan contracted three different strains of the fever. Critically ill, he was flown to Atlanta, Georgia where the Centers for Disease Control specialists worked to save his life. The multiple types of dengue had deteriorated into a deadly combination of meningitis and encephalitis and, later that evening, Dan had a near-death experience. He left his body and took an unexpected journey to the other side. Dan did not come back to this world as the same person. His brain damaged from the fevers, Dan returned as a stranger in his own mind. During his recuperation, Dan found himself navigating an uncharted dream path through his unconscious mind. He began to chronicle this mystical dream journey by compulsively creating multimedia collages, sculptures, and masks from found objects. He also began to paint, capturing the images flowing through him in a unique three-dimensional style. It soon became apparent to Dan that these acts of creation were healing and re-creating him. He has taken this realization and made it the focus of his art. Trauma can awaken creativity and, through creativity, healing can begin. Told through a unique pairing of Dan’s words with over one hundred pieces of his art, I Close My Eyes To See, is the story of Dan’s extraordinary journey from near death to new life.
For more information visit: http://danrhema.com/
Tags: near death experience artist sculpture dream path Dan Rhema
by BITEradio me in Spirituality
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ROYNATION #66 Interior, Jamaican Leather Bar
LIGHTS - CAMERA - ACTION! Inside Out LGBT Festival starts this week - We'll be going to the galleries and screens of this opportunity to see and do so much that is LGBT.
GUESTS
FREDERIC MOFFET's exhibition at Trinity Square Video Other Modes of Transmission is comprised of two very cinematic works: The Faithful recreates a gay bar where men cruise each other across the gallery. POSTFACE considers the fragile beauty of Montgomery Clift.
DOUG ISCHAR's work is at two galleries in the same building. Gallery 44's Undertow is composed of casual photos of gay men passing the time away hanging out and making out at a Chicago beach from days gone by; installation work from the 90s and screening of his more recent work at Vtape.
SELENA BLAKE's documentary TABOO YARDIES show the brutality of homophobia in Jamacia ipacts the lives of the LGBT community there and outside the country.
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WEDNESDAY LUPYPCIW and SHANNON COCHRANE will be on to talk about QUEER NOISE SOLIDARITY - a gigantic experimental noise event. One dozen drummers inspired by feminism blow the roof off the traditionally white dude-dominated art world of rock n’ roll.
HEY HOMO, YOU OTTA BE IN PICTURES....WE ARE!
Tags: homophobia Jamacia sex gay cruising
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G-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS
D Money live from BermudaG-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS Wicked Saturday
City of Hamilton The town of Hamilton was founded and named after Sir Henry Hamilton who served as Governor of Bermuda from 1788 - 1794 and who was very instrumental in supporting the settlement of a town in the central parishes.
The people of St. George's strongly objected to the creation of the new town, but Governor Hamilton felt it made good sense to have a town in the central area, which would be relatively close to people from all over the Island. This accounts for the motto, 'Sparsa Collegit', translation of which is 'brought together the scattered'.
The new town of Hamilton quickly thrived and overtook the Town of St George, becoming the capital of Bermuda in 1815, during the Mayoral term of Richard Darrell, considered to have been one of Hamilton's most outstanding Mayors.
A thriving centre, the City of Hamilton is the hub of international and local business on the Island. But Hamilton also has a unique character, as it is packed with historic buildings, churches, shops, museums, galleries, parks and gardens--all set alongside a beautiful natural harbour.
caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com
661-467-2407
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01:01Featured
75-How to write a winning art proposal for galleries
How to write a winning art proposal for galleries, art spaces and public venues. Tips on what to include in your proposal that speaks to your audience. Who makes up the jury, artists, community leaders, art lovers, government employees or art curators. Learn ways that you can make your proposal stand out. 88 88 ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com, Annette Coleman, AnnetteColemanArtist.com, Jim Caldwell, ArtworkNetwork.com, Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com
Tags: Art advice Galleries Business of Art Visual Artists Public Art
by Annette Coleman in Art
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G-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS Wicked Saturday
D Money live from BermudaG-Money #1 DJ Live From Bermuda OGS Wicked Saturday
City of Hamilton The town of Hamilton was founded and named after Sir Henry Hamilton who served as Governor of Bermuda from 1788 - 1794 and who was very instrumental in supporting the settlement of a town in the central parishes.
The people of St. George's strongly objected to the creation of the new town, but Governor Hamilton felt it made good sense to have a town in the central area, which would be relatively close to people from all over the Island. This accounts for the motto, 'Sparsa Collegit', translation of which is 'brought together the scattered'.
The new town of Hamilton quickly thrived and overtook the Town of St George, becoming the capital of Bermuda in 1815, during the Mayoral term of Richard Darrell, considered to have been one of Hamilton's most outstanding Mayors.
A thriving centre, the City of Hamilton is the hub of international and local business on the Island. But Hamilton also has a unique character, as it is packed with historic buildings, churches, shops, museums, galleries, parks and gardens--all set alongside a beautiful natural harbour.
caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com
661-467-2407
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