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SUMMARY:"We're All In This Together" Card Swap - SIGN UP NOW
DESCRIPTION:Call for Entry ~ Open to All Artists with a U.S. Domestic (or Equivalent) Mailing Address\nWe’re All In This Together\nCard Swap starts Wednesday\, April 15\, 2020\nRolling deadlines; Last day to sign up TBD\nArt in The Age Of Social Distance: This is a handcrafted\, artful card swap between artists. We have not lived through anything like this before\, and this is an opportunity to creatively express this historic\, uncertain time and share. \nA swap group is formed each time 4 artists apply\, then swapping begins immediately for that group. Open to all artists with a U.S. domestic mailing address or an equivalent military address that accepts a standard First-Class stamp. \nDetails & Sign Up Form \n\nArtwork credit: Artful Cards by Theresa Kulstad
URL:https://delrayartisans.org/event/card-swap-2020/
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SUMMARY:Hello\, Bright Eyes (8/7-8/29)
DESCRIPTION:Hello\, Bright Eyes Art Exhibit\nAugust 7 – 29\, 2020\n“ICU” by Tracy Wilkerson\nThe Hello\, Bright Eyes art exhibit raises the visibility of healthy vision. This exhibit features artwork focusing on eyes\, eyesight\, or all the wonders the eyes provide us throughout our years. Some of the artwork in this exhibit reuses old glasses\, lenses and eyeglass ëarms’ donated by the Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan WashingtonÆ. Come see these upcycled pieces\, along with paintings\, photographs\, sculptures and more. Join us in August to see what artists created for this fun exhibit! You may also view this exhibit online and purchase artwork to pick up. \nPhoto Album \nThis exhibit will also include special events for our eyes (and other senses)! All events require registering in advance: \n\n\n\nHealthy Aging & Your Vision – Special Video Presentation will be posted on Tuesday\, August 11 – Learn how our eyes and vision change over time\, including common eye diseases and problems\, prevention and treatments\, and Medicare coverage of eye care all from an ophthalmologist (a medical eye doctor).\n.\nBack to Virtual School – Special Video Presentation will be posted on Saturday\, August 15 – Will your child be staring at screens all day long? Take this opportunity\, celebrate “20/20”\, and take control of your child’s eye health by learning what you need to know and can do!\n.\nPlaying with Resin – Monday\, August 17\, 6-9pm – Learn the ins & outs of mixing resin and using it in your artwork—as an adhesive\, a covering\, or the main medium. There’s lots of creative time during this 3-hour workshop—no need to rush which is one of the first lessons in using resin!\n.\n\n\n\nSpecial thanks to our exhibit sponsor: Prevention of Blindness Society of Metropolitan WashingtonÆ.\nThe Hello\, Bright Eyes exhibit runs August 7-29\, 2020 at Del Ray Artisans gallery in the Colasanto Center\, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue\, Alexandria\, Virginia 22301. \nPlease wear a face mask in the gallery and maintain 6? of personal space. Gallery hours are: Thursday & Friday 12-6pm\, Saturday 12-4pm. The gallery is free\, open to the public\, and accessible. \nPhoto Album \nFor more information\, please contact the curators Stephanie Chan (vangoat.studios@gmail.com) and Tracy Wilkerson (recycledworks@yahoo.com).
URL:https://delrayartisans.org/event/hello-bright-eyes/
LOCATION:Del Ray Artisans Gallery\, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue\, Alexandria\, VA\, 22301\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Art in Movement" Call for Entry Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Call for Entry ~ Open to All Area Artists\nArt in Movement\, Journey through Dance\nExhibit Dates: September 4-27\, 2020\nDeadline extended to Monday\, August 17\, 2020 by midnight\nThis art exhibit celebrates the joys of movement through dance and features the art of Belly Dance. Belly Dance is expressed in many styles that communicate different cultures\, languages\, dress\, and musicówhile taking you on a journey around the world. Immerse yourself in one of these dance styles and illustrate your unique interpretation. \nThis exhibit will have an Art-to-Go Marketplace. Entries for the marketplace are also now due August 17. Details in the Call for Entry. \nEntry Details & Form \n\nOnline belly dance themed figure drawing sessions\nDC Art Model Collective (DCAMC) is offering belly dance themed figure drawing sessions online. Each model organizes and runs their own sessions. Mark your calendar for these Zoom sessions: \nEgyptian/Cabaret Belly Dance Theme with Kenyatta\nThursday\, July 16 from noon-1pm\nFor session details and registration\, email kn.ali@icloud.com\nThis will be one long sustained pose in increments of 20 minutes with 5-minute breaks. Kenyatta also has photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 1-hour lunch-time session. \nTribal Belly Dance Theme with Jalene\nMonday\, July 20 from 2-4pm\nFor session details and registration\, email jalene99@gmail.com\nJalene will record additional material as movement studies in video form that artists are welcome to purchase from her directly. Jalene also has video/photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 2-hour session. \nPersian Belly Dance Theme with Shadiyah\nTuesday\, July 21 from 7-10pm\nFor session details and registration\, email shadiyah@shadiyahdances.com\nShadiyah also has photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 3-hour session. \nBelly Dance: Hands and Arms with Sheba\nWednesday\, July 22 from 2-4pm\nFor session details and registration\, email blueriverdream@gmail.com\nThis will be a live progressive gesture session focusing on close ups of hands and arms. Sheba will record additional material as movement studies in video form that artists are welcome to purchase from her directly. Sheba also has photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 2-hour session. \nSaidi Belly Dance Theme with Gazelle\nSaturday\, July 25 from 10am-1pm\nFor session details and registration\, email gazellesartspace@gmail.com\nThis will be a sustained pose session after 2 quick costumed warm up poses. Gazelle will record additional material as movement studies in video form that artists are welcome to purchase from her directly. Gazelle also has video/ photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 3-hour session. \nTribal Fusion Belly Dance Theme with Sarah\nSunday\, July 26 from 2-4pm & Thursday\, July 30 from 7-9pm\nFor session details and registration\, email indigoafterall@gmail.com\nSarah also has photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend either of these 2-hour sessions. \nCabaret/Egyptian Dance Theme with Emily\nWednesday\, July 29 from 2-4pm\nFor session details and registration\, email ebutterfield4@gmail.com\nEmily also has photo options and private sessions available for anyone who is not able to attend this 2-hour session. \nCheck the DCAMC Calendar for additional sessions and details \n\nMore information on some of the styles of Belly Dance\nEgyptian/Cabaret Style\nIn Egyptian style the movements tend to be more internalized and small than in other styles of belly dance. Even the smallest movement in Egyptian raqs sharqi\, if performed well\, is quite dramatic. Egyptian raqs include some ballet and ballroom dance influences\, such as in footwork (for example the use of arabesque) and in stance and arm positions\, although adapted to an oriental style. Watch Video of Egyptian/Cabaret Style \nBalkan/Gypsy Style\nGypsy style belly dance is a broad interpretation of the dance style of Romani people. It uses core belly dance moves with Roma and Middle Eastern folkloric steps. It is high energy and very passionate with zills and skirts are often used. It also uses Roma and Balkan music. Gypsy belly dancers wear many fabrics to create volume\, harem pants\, vests\, blouses\, ethnic jewelry\, and fringed shawls. Watch Video of Balkan/Gypsy Style \nFolkloric Style\nSaidi is a folkloric dance from Sa’id\, a rural area in Upper Egypt that features bouncy horse-styled steps and large chest and shoulder movements. It frequently incorporates a stick or cane\, called an Assaya\, which is twirled in various ways and used to frame and accent movements. Watch Video of Folkloric Style \nTribal Style\nTribal Fusion belly dance combines belly dance with many different style of dance. The more common fusion styles are Flamenco\, Bollywood\, Hip-Hop\, and Ballet. It uses all styles of music from traditional to modern. Costume varies greatly and depends on what style the belly dance is being fused with. Watch Video of Tribal Style \nPersian Style\nClassical Persian dance is a style of concert dance that evolved from courtroom dance. Dancers performed artistic dances in the court of the Shah for entertainment purposes such as coronations\, marriage celebrations\, and Norouz celebrations (Iranian new year). Watch Video of Persian Style \nOdissi Style\nOdissi also referred to as Orissi in older literature\, is a major ancient Indian classical dance that originated in the Hindu temples of Odisha – an eastern coastal state of India. Odissi\, in its history\, was performed predominantly by women\, and expressed religious stories and spiritual ideas. Watch Video of Odissi Style \nCall for Entry Details & Form
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