Showing posts with label ipap member feature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ipap member feature. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

August IPAP FEATURE ARTIST

Tina Bohlman

Find us on FACEBOOK HERE

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

July plein air FEATURE artist Lawrence C. Goldsmith,AWS

July FEATURE artist is 

Lawrence C. Goldsmith, AWS.

http://ipap.homestead.com/plein_air-feature.html
Artist, Author, Lecturer, Teacher
Works in Public Collections:
Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland ME...
Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, MO
Bates College Museum of Art, Lewiston, ME
Currier Art Gallery, Manchester, NH
Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA
Fitchburg State College, Fitchburg, MA
Framingham State College, Framingham, MA
Brandstater Gallery, Loma Linda University, Riverside, CA
Ogunquit Museum of American Art, Ogunquit, ME
Lamont Gallery, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, NH
University of Maine, Orono, ME
Robert Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT
Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT 

see more of his work 
Plein Air Painter, Artist member at International Plein Air Painters Worldwide Organization. A selected member is featured every month.
ipap.homestead.com

Thursday, June 5, 2014

International Plein Air Painters - June FEATURE artist

Larry Seiler

Artist Statement
Winston Churchill, also a painter, once said, "Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm."

As painters we can certainly see the application of this simple yet profound statement, but in the arena of arts business it is true as well...in that sometimes life's curves in the road make the wanting of something bad enough eventually cause one to question one's own motives.  What does it mean to keep going...and to keep oneself enthused?
All artists experience bumps and bruises, and that's simply the nature of fleshing out a living, but for myself came the urging desire that painting be so much more.  More than reputation, more than reaching out to the promise and comfort of fine living,  painting has become a viable means to engage the moment, empowered to take in, see, digest and participate in a celebratory act.  A grand hoorah, a moment of praise!

It is a feeling of paying oneself straight away, acknowledging having been blessed to see more deeply.  To then find one's work a blessing to others, is a cup that runs over.       

 

Saturday, May 4, 2013

plein air painter - May FEATURE Carol McArdle

plein air painter
http://ipap.homestead.com/plein_air-feature.html


Carol was born in Jamaica but from age 3 grew up in Bristol, England. After high school she attended West Surrey College of Art and Design but left early to become mostly a self taught artist. In 1995 Carol moved to Southwest Florida and became an American citizen in 2001. She continues to paint from her explorations in areas of preserved nature such as State and National Parks, Wildlife Refuges and Preserves as well as recording everyday scenery en plein air.

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

plein air painter - January FEATURE Phil Panagrosso

plein air painter - Phil Panagrosso

Painting is an adventure. Going outdoors to paint, whether in the wilderness, the country, a village or the city, compounds and enhances the adventure, making everything more risky, more fun and a trip into the unknown. Each day spent painting out of doors is memorable.

Join International Plein Air Painters HERE

 

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Plein air painter - January FEATURE artist

plein air painter Louise Sackett
More of Louise's work HERE



To see the mundane, and see it with a new eye, is to recognize the creative force of a higher power.  My art is a recognition of that higher power and a synthesis of all that passes through my mind, eye, hand and heart. It is an ever changing personal journey.
 Hopefully, while seeing one of my works, the viewer discovers that passage and relationship. It is the act of the work itself that is the journey, the reality for me. Something I recently read said that artists do not own their works. What they own is the process, the act of the creation of art. For a plein air artist, what they sometimes own is a haste to depart a scene due to environmental pressures in the forms of uninvited pests, a suddenly dangerous locale, changing, fleeting light or a blowing sudden rainstorm.
To paint plein air is to exult in being the most obstinate type of artist. My mom would have said I am well qualified. My art is a personal interpretation of my own experience; the people around me and the world in which I live and the glory I see in all creation, despite the obstacles, challenges and blocks. It’s not like the air I need to survive, it’s much more than that.

Would you like to be a member of IPAP ?
http://ipap.homestead.com/membership.html

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Plein air painter - Happy Anniversary IPAP !!

This month marks the 10th Anniversary of International Plein Air Painters Organization .

We are fortunate to have  International member artists from  Brazil,  Canada,  Curacao,  Ethiopia,  France,  Iran, Ireland, IsraeI,  Italy,  Russia , Spain,  St. Lucia,  Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago, United Kingdom, United States ( in 41 of the 50 States)

Statement of Purpose
International Plein Air Painters is a blanket organization created for the sole purpose of advancing the execution and enjoyment of plein air painting without the restrictions and limitations of borders or regions.
Membership is restricted to plein air painters, those serious to learn about plein air painting and those who wish to be benefactors advancing the plein air movement

Changing the world one brushstroke at a time...           J.R. Baldini, Executive Director            

    All  Our Members are FEATURED HERE this month           

Every single member makes this organization

Every Charter Member keeps us solid

Every Signature Member makes us professional

Every Ambassador makes us International

Every Advisory Panel member keeps us organized
Interested in learning more about IPAP ?
Visit our website HERE

Friday, April 1, 2011

Plein Air Painter - April Feature Artist Larry Seiler

Artist Statement
Winston Churchill, also a painter, once said,
"Success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm."
As painters we can certainly see the application of this simple yet profound statement, but in the arena of arts business it is true as well...in that sometimes life's curves in the road make the wanting of something bad enough eventually cause one to question one's own motives.  What does it mean to keep going...and to keep oneself enthused?
All artists experience bumps and bruises, and that's simply the nature of fleshing out a living, but for myself came the urging desire that painting be so much more.  More than reputation, more than reaching out to the promise and comfort of fine living,  painting has become a viable means to engage the moment, empowered to take in, see, digest and participate in a celebratory act.  A grand hoorah, a moment of praise!

It is a feeling of paying oneself straight away, acknowledging having been blessed to see more deeply.  To then find one's work a blessing to others, is a cup that runs over.                                                                                                                  
Plein Air Painter - April Feature Artist Larry Seiler
http://ipap.homestead.com/plein_air-feature.html

IPAP MEMBERSHIP

Friday, October 1, 2010

Plein Air Painter - October FEATURE IPAP member Margaret Kent, Ireland

Plein Air Painter - October FEATURE IPAP member Margaret Kent, Ireland
Margaret Kent,
Oldcourt, New Ross, Co. Wexford.
E-mail kentmgt@hotmail.com
www.margaretkentart.com
Tel. 051-421621 /087-9788804

ARTIST STATEMENT
My paintings are an emotional response to the way I see my subject and I portray them as such.
Light is what draws me to a subject whether it is the coast and landscape here in Wexford or the canals in Venice.
I look, I see, and then I paint that emotion that first attracted me to the subject.



See more of Margaret's work
http://ipap.homestead.com/plein_air-feature.html

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Plein Air Painter - May Member Feature Kath Schifano

Plein Air Painter - May Member Feature Kath Schifano


"People want more time in their day to get things done. If I had more hours in my day, I would just keep painting.

While I often paint familiar places, I see new opportunities and different sights every time I set up my easel and choose a subject for my canvases. When I return to a location each encounter becomes a record of a different day, a different point of interest. I use oil paint and pastels interchangeably and with each other. Luscious colors and contrasts are irresistible to use, artistic elements & lines draw your eyes through my painting. If my images increase your appreciation of nature, or show you details that you would usually miss, then the pictures are successful.

Membership details

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Plein Air Painter - IPAP April Feature artist Jose Rodrigues


Plein Air Painter - IPAP April Feature artist Jose Rodrigues

Jose Rodriguez was born in East Bernard, Texas. He's had a love of art since his childhood days and has been at it ever since. Jose currently lives in Belleview, Florida.

His work has been featured in group shows to include the Charles H. Taylor Arts Center, Hampton, VA.,Sulfolk Museum for the Arts, Sulfolk, VA. and Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA., The Villages Art Around the Square, Villages, Florida, Ocala Plein Air Painters Group Show, and with The Ocala Art Group.

His work is a permanent collection in private and public places to include the Hampton Arts Commission, Hampton, VA., the Arts and Letters Department at Old Dominion University, the Osceola County Commission building, Kissimmee, Florida and at the Growth Management Bureau Building, Ocala, Florida

Monday, February 1, 2010

Plein Air Painters - IPAP February Feature Artist Jim Southerland

Plein Air Painters
PLEIN AIR FEATURE ARTIST
James D. Southerland, M.F.A.
Professor of Art


"No art experience equals the challenge and joy of painting en plein air - alla prima; to record the impression of a time and place while painting on location.

Thousands of values, textures, and colors are seen by the human eye.
Plein air paintings express them within a limited palette and an economy of brush work.

Artistic style is dependent on the ability to observe, interpret, and respond through an honest, perhaps undeniable, individual connection to the formal elements and principles of visual art.

In the best of plein air painting, the artist's intuitive formalism and objective perception merge, creating works of art
which are legitimate, vital, and original, sustained not by formula, or system, but in the process of painting and the passion for it."

APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP HERE