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10/8/2011
Francine Douaihy Photography Exhibition
Francine Douaihy is the October first Friday Artist at the City Cafe at 116 N. Washington Ave., Scranton, PA. Opened Friday, October
7, exhibition will run until November, 2011. The October 7, exhibition will run until
November, 2011. The exhibited collection of photographs includes images from Francine Douaihy trip to London in April 2011.
You will enjoy images of the Royal wedding, Salsbury Cathedral, Stonehenge, and more. She is also one
of two cover artists of the book "New Millennium Art", ISBN: 9781456831509,
9/25/2011
Recently Published: A Series of How-To Books On Drawing the NeoPopRealism Images
 Recently published
by NeoPopRealism PRESS a series of books on How-To draw NeoPopRealism ink images offers the easy-to-learn/ teach, step-by-step method of
teaching/ learning of the new drawing style using ink pen. Written for children, the latest book "How to Draw the NeoPopRealism Abstract" (ISBN: 978-0615545332) can be also be used by adults. Starting with the basics, it teaches how to draw the more
complicated NeoPopRealism abstract images which Nadia Russ, NeoPopRealism creator, uses often as the background for her
ink and acrylic artwork. Follow all tips, tricks and easy-to-understand visual instructions and you will be able to execute
the beautiful and balanced abstract compositions here and now. This book is for those who have no artistic skills and those
who have experience in visual arts. It offers easy-to-follow visual guidance to the advanced drawing, all you need is the
ink pen. When you draw theNeoPopRealism abstract images you enter meditative state of mind, the higher state in which our mind can exist. This
drawing process is a positive and life-changing activity, and at the end you will achieve the both the interesting artistic
results and purity of your mind. This art style was created in 1989 by Nadia Russ and announced internationally January 2003,
when she created a word NeoPopRealism. A simplified eVersion of this book (advanced images teaching material is not included
in e-Version) is available in Google Books. Click here for a free preview.  A book "How to Draw NeoPopRealism Ink Images:
Basics" (ISBN: 978-0615515755) by Nadia Russ teaches adults how to execute whimsical drawings
using the flowing line and repetitive patterns. It offers an illustrative and engaging way of learning/ teaching this fascinating
art style of the ink drawing without eraser. All you need is just a pen, as you will use for your exercising the pages of
this book. Just follow easy-to-understand visual guidance and you will be able step-by-step learn how to draw NeoPopRealism
ink images. NeoPopRealism and its concept were created by Nadia Russ in 1989 and manifested in 2003. Everyone, including those
who do not have any artistic skills or those who already have experience in visual arts, will find something for themselves
to start their unique journey to the world of NeoPopRealism.This type of ink drawing also can be used as the stress or anger
management tool.  A book "How to Draw NeoPopRealism Abstract Images:
Ink Backgrounds" (ISBN: 978-0615527437) teaches adults how to draw whimsical backgrounds
for NeoPopRealism ink drawings. Impossible is nothing. This drawing will help you develop your artistic skills and imagination;
step-by-step you will learn how to create the balanced and interesting compositions. No matter what your artistic skills are,
this book will teach you how to create complicated looking images with simple details. And you need for it only ink pen, as
you will draw your images on pages of this book. When you draw repetitive patterns, you enter meditative state of mind. Meditation is a positive brain-changing activity
that increases your brain functions. There’s strong connection between meditation, healthier immune system and happiness.
With this drawing method you can achieve not only the interesting artistic results, but also the purity of your mind.  A book "How to Draw Without Eraser: Children's
Guide to the World of NeoPopRealism"(ISBN: 978-0615521824) by Nadia Russ teaches step-by-step how to draw images
with ink pen. This drawing is fun and rewarding. Hostess girl Neo will guide your child through the book's pages. Learning
to draw NeoPopRealism ink images will help develop intuition and artistic senses. To start, your child need only ink pen,
as he/she will draw on this book's pages, following the offered patterns. It is like a game, just follow easy instructions
and enjoy excitement! All illustrations made by internationally known artist Nadia Russ. This series of how-to draw the NeoPopRealism ink images books for adults and children
are now available through the major stores such as Amazon.com and BarnesAndNoble.com.
5/4/2011
Barnes & Noble: New Release: Centennial Book by Nadia RUSS "Fort Lauderdale 100"
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New book "Fort Lauderdale 100: A Must-Have Collector's Edition" by Nadia RUSS is now available from Barnes &
Noble book store with the new release's discount -- 30% OFF! Click HERE to go to the Barnes&Noble store website. Read fragment from the book's Introduction by Nadia RUSS: "Fort Lauderdale is an
amazing city. I discovered Fort Lauderdale for myself in the late 90s, when I came on a cruise ship from the Bahamas. When
I arrived on this land for the first time, the only word I could find was “WOW!” And now, more than ten years
later, I still have this “WOW!” every time I see A1A, or Las Olas, or Sea Breeze Boulevard. During my first visit,
I couldn’t imagine that one day I would live in Fort Lauderdale; it seemed unreal. But it’s mesmerizing, powerful
beauty attracts me again and again. And now, New York City and Fort Lauderdale have almost equal
places in my heart. Someone said that “people can get used to everything.” It is not true, I cannot get used to
the uniqueness and beauty I see in Fort Lauderdale: the amazing tropical plants, fascinating and polished A1A beach with its
Atlantic Ocean, glamorous Las Olas Boulevard with its Isles, bridges and big yachts and homes at every corner, and small shops
and restaurants that give you the feeling of comfort as if you were at home. This year,
the city celebrates its 100 year anniversary. In January, I decided to make a book, dedicated to it, and include in this book
100 photographs of Fort Lauderdale. The photographs you will see here are made on Las Olas Boulevard, A1A, Sea Breeze Boulevard,
Riverwalk, and more. I made hundreds of photographs because the same panoramas I saw daily
were different each time, and I wanted to capture all this changing beauty. The color of the ocean and canal surfaces changed
daily and hourly depending on the sun, sky and wind. Sunsets are different daily, with the reflection on the water and buildings,
windows. There’re also perfect pieces of beauty created by human hands -- yachts and houses..." This
is the first book, published by NeoPopRealism PRESS, which was established in 2011.
4/17/2011
Centennial Book by Nadia RUSS "Fort Lauderdale 100: A Must-Have Collector's Edition"
 Of all the challenges confronting the United States today, Fort Lauderdale continues to be among
the most beautiful cities of the country. In 2011, the city celebrates its 100-year anniversary. A centennial book "Fort
Lauderdale 100: A Must-Have Collector's Edition"(ISBN: 978-0615470085, NeoPopRealism PRESS, 138 pages, April 15, 2011)
by well-known artist Nadia RUSS is dedicated to the City and includes one hundred
photographs of its beautiful semi-tropical nature, scenery, Atlantic Ocean, A1A beaches, business district of Downtown, yachts,
luxuary private homes, and much more. A foreword by Mayor of the City of Fort Lauderdale John P. "Jack" SEILER explores the history, contemporary life and developments. This important
book includes an Introduction by Nadia RUSS and Conclusion by Samantha Rojas and contributes to the ongoing discussion
by presenting information and increasing the fund of knowledge, improving the understanding, and clarifying the thinking regarding
matters of centennial of Fort Lauderdale. This book has been shaped by over 10 years of experiences, understanding and thoughts
of its author; Nadia RUSS' approach to this subject has grown from the years of constant monitoring of what seemed to help
make sense of the world we live in. The United States is a nation of groups as well as individuals. Incorporated on March
27, 1911, the City of Fort Lauderdale is embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, intracoastal, Waterway, New River, and an intricate
system of inland waterways and canals. The Yacting Capital of the World and Venice of America, city remains the destination
of choice for millions of international and domestic visitors. With sparkling beaches, srystal blue waters and an abundance
of sunshine, the area boasts hundreds of miles of waterways, state-of-art marinas, and is home for the Fort Lauderdale International
Boat Show, the world largest international boat show. The images in a book "Fort Lauderdale 100" by Nadia RUSS feature
the Las Olas Boulevard, A1A, Sea Brease Boulevard, Riverwalk and other areas of the City of Fort Lauderdale, and will be perfect
for the arts and book lovers, collectors, world travelers and people who love yachting.
2/9/2011
Visual Arts & Ethics
Until they breaches force issues into the public eye, the questions of ethics
in the art world receive a little attention. Writers about art have suffered from the fashion called “appropriation”
and it has encouraged the plagiarism. Often, museums exploit curators as writers for hire, and were among the most important
arbitrators of culture in the 20th century. Museums continue to play an important role in the 21st century, they are the repositories
and transmitters of the national values and ideals. Museums have tremendous power and authority in our society, the museums’
artifacts shape the broader culture and the history. Each museum is constantly called upon to make choices, measure its values
and take actions. As
a transformative and force, the role of art will only be realized if art liberates itself from the pressure that corporate
constraints have on determining its future. Artists should ignore economic opportunities to further their ability to work. If art will continue to
function without a clear cultural agenda but according to the agenda of economic globalization, it will lose its significance.
Art expert certifying authenticity, or museum exhibition sponsor shouldn’t be in a position to benefit financially from
the decision that they are in a position to make. Private ownership of the cultural means of production and the sell for profit has become normal practice.
The cultural services and goods are not unique outputs of historical creative talent and genius in America. The only
exceptions were publicly supported libraries and museums. Over the past year, museums have increasingly joined the ranks of the market. And as a result,
the concept of no market controlled work of art or institution is almost extinct. Parallel with private appropriation of symbolic activity has been
the rationalization of artistic production. The distribution capabilities have increased immeasurably the profitability of
cultural production. The
New Tate Modern in London, Guggenheim Museum, DIA’s opened Beacon facility in New York offer prominent examples of new
trend. Their attention is directed to the undeniable impressiveness of the new technologies of message making. The ethical criteria reflects a society whose
social values and norms are in motion, and whose institutions such as universities and museums conform to market pressure. In 20th century, mission of museum as an institution
in the U.S. was predictable. It included the collecting, preserving, and protecting what it contained. Today, this concept
has changed. In the U.S., the museums first supported by wealthy patrons and by private endowments. They have
served as a reminder and celebrant of the established order. For hundred years, aristocracy and church provided the economic
foundation for culture, they brokered and controlled culture. The transformation of the U.S. museums into public relations
agents for the interests of big business and its ideological allies slowly evolved in the 20th century. Corporate supporters are bedrock to nonprofit
organizations. They can afford to give away vast of money for exhibitions that they find relevant. Unfortunately, often, philanthropy
is a smart form of advertising and philanthropists want to see exhibitions that attract viewers and support social tastes
that are not controversial or difficult to comprehend. Many ethical issues confronting art people and art organizations today
because works of art have gained commodity status.
12/27/2010
PREVIEW IN GOOGLE BOOKS - NEW MILLENNIUM ART: NeoPopRealism Starz, A Must-Have Book for Artists & Art Lovers by Nadia RUSS
Yet unavailable for purchase,
the NEW MILLENNIUM ART: NeoPopRealism Starz, A Must-Have Book for Artists & Art Lovers by NADIA RUSS
is open for a free preview in Google Books - just a few pages. In the beginning of 2011, this title will be available
in stores such as Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com and many other.
12/20/2010
NEW MILLENNIUM ART: NeoPopRealism Starz, A Must-Have Book for Artists & Art Lovers by Nadia Russ
 New art book "NEW MILLENNIUM ART" by Nadia Russ will be released early in 2011. This new
one joins the collection of two volumes of "NeoPopRealism Starz: 21st Century Art" book which were published
in 2009 and 2010.
The new book "NEW MILLENNIUM ART" offers the passional "love stories"
between artists and their creations - their artworks, and images you, for sure, would love to see. Not all artists are living
legends, and their lives are often not some kind of celebrations, sometimes they have to
deal with fears and insecurities, inadequacies and paranoia, different types of limitations…
Some artists are in the process of developing their skills. Nadia Russ has attempted to
communicate a spirit of playful exploration and experimentation
while creating this book.
Here, you will find a book's cover images, they are available for preview and already
have received the great responds, such us, David DeBeer (USA), Nadia Russ' art books collector, said: "I think
IT IS awesoooooooooome!", and other.
The beautifull collection in this book includes artworks by Lori K. Oliver (USA),
Rain Forest, photography; Jeff Ibbo (Denmark), Couple, oil;
Neil Craver (USA), Limits of Representation, photography;
Michael Jeffery (Australia), The Nature of Civilization,
acrylic; Sarah Kay (UK), West of Her Spine, photography;
Bob Craig (Canada), Aurora Borealis, acrylic; Per Siwmark (Sweden), TYNDAREUS, Roman Mythology, sculpture; MJ Husband (USA), Kingdom Chair, mixed media, digital; Junior Mclean (USA), A Cyborg Dreams, digital/3D on canvas; Anett Kilen Kennedy (Norway), Paris in Sight, oil; Robert Marmon (USA), Standing Nuce, charcoal; Hugh Gibbons (USA), sculpture On the Shoulders of Giants, bronze; John Alcock (Australia), Phoenix Impressa, acrylic; Thomas Nelson (USA), Homestead. computer art. Front
cover: FRANCINE DOUAIHY (USA), ADORATION, Photography & TALIEH VAFAMEHR (Iran), SEPID-O-SIAH, Title of Magazine (White & Black), oil. Back cover: MICHAEL JEFFERY (Australia), SPACE INVADERS (The Sequel),
acrylic & JOHN ALCOCK (Australia), AUSTRALIAN WILD FLOWERS IN BUBBLES, acrylic.
This book
includes Nadia Russ' article "NeoPopRealism Evolution" which traces the NeoPopRealism development since
1989 and much more and will be of interest of contemporary artists and art lovers who would like to know more about art,
artworks, how art pieces were created, and what artists' lives are in general.
10/1/2010
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Chaos and Classicism October Programs
A full roster of programs is being presented in the Sackler Center for Arts Education
during the run of Chaos and Classicism: Art in France, Italy,
and Germany, 1918–1936 (on view through January 9, 2011) at the Solomon R. Guggenheim
Museum. October highlights include the following.
Lecture: Lateness and the Politics of Media - Tuesday,
October 12, 6:30 pm. Peter Eisenman, Principal, Eisenman Architects.. Charles Gwathmey Professor in Practice, Yale School of Architecture.
The celebrated architect, theorist, and author of Giuseppe Terragni: Transformations,
Decompositions, Critiques (2003) posits that we are in a late moment in history in which design is controlled by the
media to promote consumption. Where does that leave architecture, which, he argues, is the antithesis of design? For tickets,
visit http://guggenheim.org/Film Screening: Scipio the African (Scipione l'africano), 1937. Director: Carmine
Gallone. Fridays, October 8 and 15, 12:30, 2, and 3:30 pm. Fascist Italy's most spectacular costume epic celebrates
ancient Rome's conquests in Africa during the Second Punic War. Produced by Benito Mussolini's
government, at the time this was the most expensive Italian film ever made with over 430,000 extras, 1,000 horses, and 50
elephants. Drawing on Rome's imperial past to justify Italy's expansionist present, the film is a soaring historical pageant,
reverberating with the aesthetics and ideals of fascist Italy. Free with museum admission.
Film Screening: The
Blood of a Poet (Le sang d'un poète), 1930. Director: Jean Cocteau
Saturday,
October 9, 6:30 pm; Sunday, October 10, 4:30 pm; Friday, October
29, 1 and 2:30 pm.
The first installment in the Orphic Trilogy—a
series of three films by acclaimed French avant-garde director Jean Cocteau—the groundbreaking film The Blood of
a Poet is one of cinema's great experiments. A portrait of the plight of the artist, the film uses surrealist imagery
to explore the poet's obsession with the relationships between art and dreams, metaphor and reality, and life and death. French
with English subtitles. Free with museum admission.
Access Tour: Mind's Eye. Monday,
October 11, 6:30 pm. As part of the museum's free programs for partially sighted,
blind, and deaf visitors, Guggenheim museum educators guide an interactive tour and discussion
focusing on Chaos and Classicism and followed by a private reception. Free admission with advance RSVP.
On View:
Vox Populi: Posters of the Interwar Years. The 1920s and 1930s were among
the greatest years in the history of poster design. The popular voice of manufacturers, political movements, and the travel
and entertainment industries, the poster was an immensely refined art created for a vast public. Vox Populi: Posters of
the Interwar Years presents a selection of six posters from France, Italy, and Germany.
The complete information on education programs available at http://guggenheim.org
9/11/2010
SeaHawk: Connecting Past, Present and Future
SeaHawk
Wang-Radojčić was born in Harbin, China. Grew up during Mao's revolution, she graduated from The Northeastern University
of Art. She didn’t want to be the art editor for the Hei Longjiang Daily newspaper in Harbin and declined this offer.
She devoted herself exclusively to painting.
By Ming magazine
in 1997, SeaHawk and nine other fine artists were deemed of China's ten best artists and the national art treasure. She was
exhibiting her artwork in different venues including The National Museum of China, where she had two very successful exhibitions
- "Hong Kong Returns" (1997) and another - "Chinese Green Revolution" (1999). SeaHawk was continuing her
study, but this time it was Chinese traditional philosophy...
Years later happened that her dreams came through - she got married a man she
really loves, and she moved from China to the United States and currently lives in New York, city she admires and idolizes.
She continues to paint and teach, inspired by democracy and opportunities of the United States.
New country, new culture,
new life. In present time she is working on several projects, such as her solo exhibition in Las Vegas (October-December,
2010), Harlem Art Walk solo and collective exhibition (October, 2010), Columbia University sponsored 3 month solo exhibition
(May-July, 2011).
In September-October 2010, the NeoPopRealism Online Magazine features Seahawk’s artwork
she was exhibiting in The National Museum of China: "Whirlpool Of Greed," "Between Good And Evil," "Shooting
Into the Future," and "Where Are Our Homes." Creative, positive and energetic, today SeaHawk produces
her new art works, negotiates her career transitions, establishing the long-
and short-term goals for achieving new success in the totally new world, in international center of arts
and culture - New York City.
8/25/2010
Urban Images: Re-imagining the City Through Moving Images
The
Urban Images symposium brings together an internationally renowned group of artists and scholars for a two-day program in
order to discuss the field of artistic film and video related to architecture and urban space. The objective of the symposium
is to expand theoretical concepts and artistic tools for understanding the inherent qualities of moving images and its relationship
to urban culture. The program touches upon moving images’ influence on urban architecture, urban architecture’s
relationship to avant-garde film, the city as a source for artistic film and video, and reflections on urban architecture
in recent film and video art.
Considering the globally expanding urban developments and the increasingly fluid borders between research in architecture
and moving images, this symposium presents important cross-disciplinary inquiries in the fields of architecture and visual
practice. Bearing in mind Gilles Deleuze’s sensitivity to the ways in which contemporary
culture is becoming fundamentally an audiovisual culture, the symposium will outline ontological and psychological relationships
to moving images in the context of urban environment.
The following people will present their most recent research in
this field: Parveen Adams, Giuliana Bruno, Bull.Miletic, Andreas Bunte, Beatriz Colomina, Mark Cousins, Edward Dimendberg, Tom Gunning, Henrik Gustafsson,
Marit Paasche and Judy Radul.
The papers and artistic presentations from the symposium
will be published in a book scheduled for release in early 2011.
Registration
deadline: Friday September 3, 2010. Registration fee: NOK 400 (students NOK 200).
Questions regarding the symposium
can be directed to: Synne Bull and Marit Paasche.
The Urban Images symposium is organized by the Oslo Academy of
Fine Art in collaboration with Atelier Nord. Generous support is granted by The Freedom of Expression Foundation, Public Art Norway (KORO), Oslo Municipality, Embassy of the
United States in Oslo, and German Embassy in Oslo.
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Wonderbook of September 2009 | Graphic Design Solutions | 
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Wonderbook of October 2009 | Just Listen | 
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Wonderbook
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Wonderbook
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Wonderbook of November 2009 | The Little Prince, Deluxe
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