for everyone new to art
Further to Michell Guo’s hugely popular exhibitions ‘Not Without Soul‘, and ‘Not Without Passion’, we are very excited to open Michell’s third online exhibition titled ‘Not without Dreams’.
“I figured you can’t live a life without soul, passion and dreams… these are the three vital things I consider to a fulfilling life” – Michell Guo
Michell’s third online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
Please enjoy ‘Not Without Dreams’ by Michell Guo.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m quite torn about the Footlocker Art Prize. The prize of $50,001 makes it larger than one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious art awards, the Archibald Prize (which has a prize of $50,000 – do you see what they’ve done there?!).
JF Archibald’s primary aims were to foster portraiture, support artists and perpetuate the memory of great Australians. The Footlocker Art Prize asks entrants to colour in one of eight shoe templates.
Footlocker says… “Our aim is to shake up the art world. This is a serious art prize, but it’s also a colouring competition so it’s wide open to street artists, fine artists, school kids and anyone who has ever lived and breathed sneakers. Anyone could win it.”
Kids get taught to colour-in from the earliest of ages. Parents should put a couple of shoe templates in front on their little Picassos and set them free. You never know, they just might win the prize and fund their entire education!
I’m not qualified to make a judgment on the rights and wrongs of the Footlocker Art Prize (nor do I want to be) but I will say that I think it is marketing genius. It also makes art accessible to the masses, and the prize will change the life of the lucky winner. Surely, these can only be good things for people with artistic aspirations?
The other side of the argument is far more complex and will most definitely involve a high horse…
For more information, please see http://www.footlockerartprize.com/ and/or http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/
This wonderful little poster was shared this morning by Jess Van Den from Epheriell Designs. It is from “the war of art” by Steven Pressfield.
Maybe I was in corporate for too long, or maybe I just like being thorough. Or perhaps I’m a little over-excited as we get closer to opening the gallery. Either way, I have been conducting more rigorous UAT (that’s User Acceptance Testing) of the hanging system and of the paintings that will hang from them.
Results thus far are very positive.
All works in these photos are my own, and will only adorn the gallery hanging rails if there is spare space; or if I get desperate for an income.
We are thrilled to open a new Online Exhibition today by artist, Kylie Mouat. Born in New Zealand and now residing in Melbourne, Kylie is a very strong, passionate and eclectic artist who has lived all over the world. She has a background in both visual and performing arts and her artistic pursuits have many common threads.
Kylie’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is titled ‘Opposites Attract’.
Kylie’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
We are very excited to open a new Online Exhibition today by Queensland artist, Braidy Hughes. Braidy’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is titled ‘The Girls’. The Girls is an exciting and vibrant exhibition from an artist who is currently exhibiting and selling her work all over Australia.
Braidy’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
We are extremely excited to open a new Online Exhibition today by Melbourne artist/photographer Mark Harman. Mark is the type of talented (yet undiscovered) artist that one hundredth gallery’s philosophy is built on. We believe that Mark’s artistic talent should be made public for everyone to enjoy. Mark’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is titled ‘My Melbourne’.
Mark’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
All of Mark’s works are limited to 250 prints, and start from only $125.00 each unframed.
Following Wolfgang’s stunning first exhibition with one hundredth gallery; ‘Macro Artscapes‘, we are thrilled to open Wolfgang’s second online exhibition simply titled ‘Artscapes’. In this exhibition, Wolfgang continues to share his unique view of Tasmania through his superior artistic photography.
Wolfgang’s second online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
Please enjoy ‘Artscapes’ by Wolfgang Glowacki.
Following Pete’s whimsical first exhibition with one hundredth gallery; ‘Noddy Comes to Daylesford’, we are very proud to open Pete’s second online exhibition titled ‘The Beauty is in the Moment’. In this exhibition, Pete continues his use of vibrant colours and free flowing lines to encapsulate happiness.
Pete’s second online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.
Please enjoy ‘The Beauty is in the Moment’ by Pete Goodlet.
