Galeria Vieira Portuense: Exhibition of 3rd Paradigm.

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3.º PARADIGMA: Olga Dmytrenko: tunneling

3.º PARADIGMA: Olga Dmytrenko: tunneling: "Olga Dmytrenko: tunneling"

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3rd Ward : Olga Dmytrenko

All submitted portfolios on 3rd Ward site are now open for public voting, which means that the participant who receives the highest number of votes and overall rating on his/her portfolio will be awarded a$1,000 cash grant and a feature in 3rd Ward's Quarterly Magazine! Start spreading the word - Vox Populi voting closes Wednesday July 28, 2010, giving you exactly 2 weeks to garner your vote.

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3rd Ward : Olga Dmytrenko

3rd Paradigm Exhibition in Spain, Santiago de Compostella

Invitation to the BRIGHAM AUCTION

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Recently (25th of March 2010) I was invited to attend ArtExpo in New York. I enjoyed it a lot.

I've seen awesome art and met wonderful artists there. Here are some pictures I've made with

permission of the artists.

On pictures you see Juan Padilla, he and his brother Rodo are awesome sculptors from Mexico, www.rodopadillaart.com

Anna Razumovskaya with her sensual amazing art (and myself on the left:)): www.anna-art.com

Katherine Blackwell from North Caroline representing her exceptionally skillful and expressive eye-catching paintings: http://khblackwellart.com/home.html

and my friend NYC artist and sculptor, Zura, represented

by Katherina Perry Gallery:

http://www.katherinaperry.com/info.php#zura
www.artzura.com

Picoas Plaza Gallery, Lisbon, Portugal

2009 November 30 - 2010 January 4

3rd Paradigm Exhibition

Artists: Alberto D'Assumpcao, Adrian Bayreuther,

Izabella Pavlushko and Olga Dmytrenko

CANTILENA

Visitors of the current exhibition of Adrian Bayreuther and Friends

(3rd Paradigm, http://3rdparadigm.net/Events.html) in Frankfurt asked several times, what does it mean, cantilena. Here is my answer:

"In late medieval and early Renaissance music, term for certain vocal forms as they were known in the 15th century; also a musical texture used widely in both secular and sacred compositions of that century. Cantilena style is characterized by a predominant vocal top line supported by less complex and usually instrumental tenor and countertenor lines; it occurred both in homophonic, or chordal, music and inpolyphonic music having a contrapuntal (interwoven melody) texture."

"Cantilena was defined by the Flemish music theorist Johannes Tinctoris (1436–1511) as one of the smaller forms that usually treated love, although any subject was suitable. .."

In my Cantilena, you can find a "predominant top", white islands of oil paint, that are supported by less complex blue background. In terms of music described above, the focus of this painting is a visual expression of love feeling via cantilena style.

"A Long Way In Dunes", 18x24in(50x61cm), acrylic and oil on canvas, inspired by my memories of melodrama TV series

Долгая дорога в дюнах

created in 1980, USSR (Alois Brench, Latvia). It is a touching love story of Arthur, the son of a fisherman, and beautiful Marta. The magnificent music for the movie is written by

Ojars Raimonds Pauls:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxZWd41-j4Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDt3Am6Tmp4

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 01-29-10

Who: Design Studio Art Gallery, artdc Gallery, Cheryl Edwards studio

What: LUST…

When: February 14^th, 2010

Where: Multiple galleries within the Arts District spanning from Hyattsville to dc

Why: In celebration of Valentine’s Day and to visually explore love & lust

Gallery Websites:

www.artdc.com

www.designstudioartgallery.com

www.fineartamerica.com/profiles/cheryl-edwards.html

Addresses of Participating Galleries:

artdc Gallery: 5710 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, MD 20781

Design Studio Art Gallery: 5702 Baltimore Avenue, Hyattsville, MD 20781

Cheryl Edwards Studio: 4303 Rhode Island Ave, Studio 215 Brentwood, MD 20722

“Lust…” is a new exhibit that will span multiple galleries and showcase works that depict many interpretations of love and lust. The opening reception is Sunday, February 14^th, 2010 from 1pm-5pm. This will be an INCREDIBLE VALENTINE’S DAY EVENT for couples, friends, and patrons!

HYATTSVILLE, MD (01-29-10) – artdc Gallery, Design Studio Art Gallery, and Cheryl Edwards Studio will host this exhibit. An opening reception will be held on Sunday, February 14, 2010 from 1-5pm. The exhibit will run from February 8^th – March 3^rd 2010.

In collaboration with multiple Arts District galleries, we will work to create a movement in celebration of that wonderful time full of love. You know the day--February 14th! V-day. We will be developing a semi-all inclusive show that will be curated in one space, and then split between galleries. This movement goes beyond space limitations and activates the neighborhood through multiple gallery collaborations.

Saint Valentine's Day is a holiday celebrated on February 14. There's an energy which drives us to fall in love. Philosophers, scientists, and artists study it. Lust is an intense craving for one’s lover and has been a tremendous force in the creation of art and spirit. Lust is joyful and painful at the same time. Dante

compared it to the sweeping force of a whirlwind with no hope of escape to cleanse your soul and purge your minds from desire. Lust controls many of us with muscle truck unstoppable force! We are exploring lustful creativity with a tremendous, ground-breaking show which crosses individual gallery barriers. As a group, each gallery director will assist in curating the show. We will then divide the work between our spaces. Lust will create a movement for the month of February!

The art will range from publicly accessible art PG-13 to much spicier concepts! This is not an erotic art show. We need to explore this unstoppable whirlwind of fear, need, anxiety, love, and desire. Lust and love move deeper than sex, it's power.

NEIGHBORHOOD RELATED EVENTS:

(Our new neighbors will be hosting events on the same day to boost energy and contribute to the overall excitement and spirit of creativity centered around LUST…)

art reactor: 5614 Baltimore Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20781

VM Photography & Makeup Studio: 5700 Baltimore Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20781

Websites:

www.artreactor.org

www.violettamarkelou.com

In celebration of Valentine’s Day and in conjunction with the theme for the LUST… exhibit, VM Photography & Makeup Studio will feature a delectable series of photographs titled “I AM SEXY.” The series features a 5 course meal that's a feast for your eyes! Projections also will be on display from photographer Yassine El Mansouri.

ABOUT OUR NEW NEIBHORS:

The art reactor contains a collective of Resident artists with the goal of bringing affordable art workshops to the Hyattsville area. The art reactor is a project of Fine Art Ventures, LLC. The art reactor’s major sponsors are EYA and Fine Art Ventures, LLC. The art reactor will provide a space which will create synergy between the resident artists and students which will aid in the expansion of creative energy.

A Newcomer to the Hyattsville Arts District, VM Photography & Makeup, is owned and operated by Violetta Markelou. Violetta is a talented commercial, editorial, and fashion photographer with extensive training in the fields of glamour, special effects and theatrical makeup for photography and film. She is self-taught in the areas of glamour/fashion makeup and makeup for photography. Her formal training in theatrical and special effects makeup and photography come from Montgomery College and University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

PRESS RELEASE: THE TRAVELLING IMMIGRANTS ART EXHIBIT 2009

press release:

contact:

Diana Crowder,

201 344-9856

or artexhibit09@gmail.com

the may 1st coalition, casa freehold, old first church, advocacy committee of the reformation lutheran church, arts horizon Leroy Neiman Art Center, galeria rios II, the shore institute of the contemporary arts, south ocean art gallery :

PRESENTS

THE TRAVELLING IMMIGRANTS ART EXHIBIT 2009

Approximately 40 immigrant artists (artists who were displaced from their homelands) will participate in 6 exhibits throughout the tri-state area. The sixth opening is to take place:

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 2010 at 2:00 pm Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts

20 Third Avenue, Long Branch, NJ 07740

Invited Guests:

County Freeholder Lillian Burry,

County Freeholder John D’Amico

Mayor Janet W. Tucci

Musical Performance

This exhibit was conceived because of the need to communicate about immigration in a different way. Art has transformative and healing powers which are truly needed at this time. Art can transcend barriers, borders and differences. The Immigrants Art Exhibit provides an opportunity for immigrant artists to respond artistically to this time in history in which immigrants are being globally and locally persecuted and deprived of their rights.

The exhibit has been shown at the Rios II Gallery and LeRoy Neiman Art Center in Manhattan, the Suffolk County Community College, Selden, Long Island, the American Friends Service Committee in Newark, NJ and the South Ocean Art Gallery in Freeport, Long Island. The artists come from a variety of continents and countries including Ivory Coast, Taiwan to Guatemala and Chile. Since the first opening on July 10, 2009 requests to exhibit have been received from 3 additional galleries.