Showing posts with label plein air painter groups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plein air painter groups. Show all posts

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.

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Sunday, July 29, 2012

plein air painter - 10th Great WORLDWIDE Paint Out

Welcome Hogtown Painters/Plein Air Florida and p-ART-ners from Virginia to the 10th Great Worldwide Paint Out ! Have a great time and post your photos on our FACEBOOK page after the event ! http://ipap.homestead.com/paintout.html
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Sunday, July 22, 2012

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Plein Air Painter - NEW IPAP Signature members


Plein Air Painter - NEW IPAP Signature members

Congratulations to NEW Signature Members juried by our Advisory Panel

Diane Dubreuil, CT
Will Maller, Calif.
Jim Southerland, NC
Rich Williams, Calgary Alberta
All Signature Members are at
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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."

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Monday, January 25, 2010

Plein air painter - Signature Applications 2010 due by Jan 27


SIGNATURE APPLICATIONS
Please Note : We anticipate 2010 to be the last jurying for Signature Membershp in IPAP, after that it will be on a space vacated basis. A Signature Member leaving, would open up one space.

Submit 6 images 72 dpi, 550 pixels at the longest side, cropped and in focus on CD/DVD All images should be of professional quality and should show only the art image, resume and a 100 word Artist Statement to the address below with a $25.00 jurying fee made out to

J. Baldini

If awarded Signature Status, you will be entitled to use IPAP after your signature, as long as you remain a paid annual member in good standing.
Also included with your status is a webpage hosted on www.i-p-a-p.com with up to 10 images
(can be changed twice a year), CV, statement and link to your own website if applicable.

If you are not a current member, please add $25.00 annual membership fee.

($50.00 total per yr - Jan 1 - Dec 31)

Images on CD/DVD must be properly focused,cropped and professional looking. Please don't send a poor quality reproduction representation, as you are being judged according to how the digital image appears
Sorry we can't accept Microsoft Word files.
Please send resume etc. as pdf file.

Please be sure we have all contact info when submitting.
All image files on CD/DVD should be listed with your name & title

Your CD/DVD should include a text caption for each image with title, medium, size.

ALL IMAGES FILES MUST START WITH YOUR LAST NAME

or we can't find identify them as yours in the editor software.

We will be unable to return CD's/DVD's and/or other info sent unless a Return, Addressed envelope with proper postage is enclosed.
IPAP and'or its advisors is not responsible for any loss or damages incurred from the shipment of your submission materials.


Please read before submitting.

Applications will be accepted between Jan 20 - 27, 2010
No application will be accepted later than these posted dates to be fair to everyone.

Applications will be juried by an IPAP Advisory Panel of 7 members elected by the IPAP membership

All applicants will be notified in Feb

We assume artists integrity that pieces submitted are plein air and no more than 10% was altered as finishing in studio.If it doesn't appear to be plein air, the Panel will disqualify the application.


payable to

J.Baldini
P.O. Box 2332
Niagara Falls, NY 14302-2332

Friday, January 15, 2010

Plein air painter- INTERNATIONAL JURYING

Plein air painter- INTERNATIONAL JURYING begins Jan 20 -27, 2010.
Please see our website for requirements.
IPAP WEBSITE

This is our last jurying for SIGNATURE STATUS.

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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Plein Air Painter - IPAP DEC Feature Artist Lawrence Altaffer

Plein Air Painter - IPAP DEC Feature Artist Lawrence Altaffer

More info and images CLICK HERE
Lawrence Altaffer is an award winning artist who paints representational impressionist landscapes, working primarily in oils, but also in pastels and watercolor. He began painting in 1997 and is primarily self-taught, but has received instruction in painting at the Corcoran School of Art and The Art League. His studio is located in his home, Doubleview, which is an eighteenth century log home near Syria, Virginia on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
His paintings have been exhibited in several prestigious juried national exhibitions including the Oil Painters of America, Arts For The Parks, the Salmagundi Club, Paint America, and the Salon International. In August 2003 “Taggart Lake” was awarded Best In Show out of seven hundred paintings at the Annual American Landscape Show at The Art League in Alexandria, Virginia. Howard Paine, former art director of National Geographic Magazine, served as juror for this show and stated that Altaffer showed “outstanding competence in painting water, and rendering it in an infinite number of colors”.
Lawrence Altaffer is an elected member of the Washington Society of Landscape Painters. This is one of the oldest plein air painting groups in the United States and membership is limited to a maximum of forty painters from Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. He is also an elected member of the Salmagundi Club in New York which is one of the most venerable and prestigious art organizations in America, whose roster has proudly included renowned artists such as Winslow Homer, Thomas Moran, William Merritt Chase, and N.C.Wyeth. He is also a member of OilPainters of America, Allied Artists of America, American Impressionist Society, American Society of Marine Artists and the Mid Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association. He is listed in Who’s Who In American Art.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Plein Air Painter November- International Plein Air Painters



International Plein Air Painters November Feature Artist
BARBARA CHURCHLEY, IPAP


FEATURE ARTISTArtist Statement

Barbara Churchley’s paintings reflect her personal connection with the western landscape she lives in. Her paintings in pastel and oil are interpretive and expressive. Her passion for the outdoors has taken her to the summit of all 53 ranked 14,000’ peaks in Colorado. She has explored the landscape “up close and personal” through multiple marathons, hikes, and backpack trips. Churchley finds inspiration painting en plein air in western Colorado where she lives, to the far corners of the world where she frequently travels, pursuing her other passion of birdwatching.

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Monday, August 24, 2009

Plein Air Painter - WORLDWIDE Paint Out


After the Paint Out on Sept 11-13, partcipants are invited to post photos directly to our Fan Page at

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Monday, June 1, 2009

Plein Air Painters - June Feature Artist Linda Richichi


ARTIST STATEMENT* 2009

For me, painting is a pilgrimage — a journey into the mystery of creation and, through that sacred path, ultimately a journey into the deepest reaches of my soul. If in my painting I am successful in reaching my goal, then I see it as a bridge into you.

Whether I am painting in the breathtaking Hudson Valley, near Tuscan castles, or on a sun-drenched beach in Maui, my intent is to capture the underlying brilliance — the spiritual energy — that underlies all of nature. At this point of my development, painting en plein air, absorbed into nature’s grand silence of communication, with all of my senses acting as ready receptors to whatever might be presented to me, seems to most further my mission of discovery. Painting in nature has heightened my awareness of the need to take care of this sacred ground.

With intuition leading the way, I avoid focusing on details to allow for a total immersion of self into the “greater” self that surrounds me. Slowly, the world of form and color merges and shifts, separates and impresses, the whole dissolving into an insistent mood of pure energy. It is this distillation of both what is seen and not seen that I attempt to capture on my canvas. When a mixture of color and form resonates in my being, when I feel that I am at one with nature and that my painting is reflecting that union, then I feel a sense of spiritual awakening. The magic is there and the painting is complete.

The materials I select are those that leave the least amount of waste behind. The Mini Circles Collection are painted with the new Golden Open Acrylics on wooden disks that were saved by the Hudson Valley Materials Exchange in New Paltz, NY from going into the waste stream. I am always on the lookout for products that are of the highest quality and green.

As founder of the World Tour of Contemporary Landscape Artists, it was my intention that this group act as stewards of the land as well as the art acting as a bridge between countries. An upcoming book will feature the works of the special places these artists have selected

In the end, it is my hope that through my painting I have passed along a respect and love of our land and the need to take care of her.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

PleinAir Painters _ International Plein Air Painters newsletter

Check out the latest news from members of International Plein Air Painters Organization HERE

Membership info about joining International Plein Air Painters

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And become a FAN of the WORLDWIDE Paint Out on FACEBOOK

Have a group event planned for the 7th GREAT WORLDWIDE Paint Out ?
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Friday, April 3, 2009

April IPAP Feature plein air painter




Jose Rodriquez

Artist Statement

I have been painting and drawing for over 25 years, including 18 years as a graphic artist/designer.
A variety of creative projects have enriched my artistic skills throughout my art career.
Even though I still paint studio work, I get most of my enjoyment from painting outdoors. I feel so inspired when I am surrounded by mother nature and the challenges she brings. I am very proud when people walk by and see my painting in progress and ask many questions of the painting process. If I am not painting with my group of the Ocala Plein Air Painters, I am usually painting from aboard my pontoon
boat. I am fascinated by the waters and the beautiful colors around me that mother nature displays.
I am obsessed with wanting to paint all that I see and want others to see this also.
There is nothing more fascinating and rewarding than a finished painting that was painted on location.

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