Looks like Picasso may or may not have payed his handyman bills in artwork?
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Neil Howe is part of agroup exhibition run by the Charmingwall gallery in new york. The November 6 x 6 gallery show fetures national and international artists work on a 6 inch by 6 inch canvas. Neil’s painting can be seen (and purchased) at the 6 x 6 gallery website. Congrats!
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After working on a great show Machines & Creaking Carts by Eve Whitaker for the past month and coming home to the Chicago Art Loop Open competition, i have been thinking about the price we put on art. It is such a difficult thing to put value on because the value varies for who looks at it. and then it varies too with medium who doesn’t have a digital camera and takes amazing pictures now days send it off to an online printer put on canvas all for the price of?????? what is your formula for calculating costs?
I was very inspired by watching the documentary The Universe of Keith Haring, he was focused on creating a lasting legacy in his short 31 years on earth so he wasn’t so concerned with controlling the market, limiting his production, driving up prices with small collections. He wanted to expose the normal world to the art world and have them interact. He did this, and so much more.
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Hector Frank’s work is currently hanging at the Roden branch of the Chicago Public Library for Hispanic heritage month. The paintings will be up through mid October. I hope you get a chance to stop by and see it!
Roden library is at:
6083 N Northwest Hwy, Chicago, IL
(312) 744-1478
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One of our artists (Hector Frank) will be featured tomorrow the kick off of Hispanic Heritage Month at the Roden branch of the Chicago Public Library.
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I’ve been eagerly awaiting the jury’s decision in the Rod Blagojevich case this week in Chicago. the newspapers are plastered with his face all around town as we wait to see if he gets off or what his punishment will be for trying to solicit the sale of President Obama’s former seat in the senate. I made a few ACEO cards for fun reflecting this. Take a look at the Ebay link on the lower right hand side of this page.
Thanks!
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Check out our friends at the Latin Pop Shop they have a special summer sale going on till the end of this month. They also have a new monthly newsletter that you can recieve via email by signing up on the bottom left of their page.
Visit them at: Latin Pop Shop
Latin Pop Shop promotion: Take 15% off your entire next purchase between now and July 31, 2010!!
Discount Code: LatPopVote
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