Art InSite offers customized art, design, and architecture tours of Toronto led by Betty Ann Jordan, an art writer and educator. The tours provide behind-the-scenes access to galleries, artists' studios, notable buildings, and other cultural sites across Toronto's neighborhoods. They focus on introducing participants to local artists, designers, and architects through stories and discussions at unique venues off the beaten path.
Art Noveau was a popular artistic style from 1890-1910 that influenced decoration, painting, fashion, and other areas. It used organic motifs like flowers, nature, and the human body. Secession architecture in the Czech Republic featured ornate details and flat surfaces. Notable Czech artist Alfonz Mucha worked in this style. In Spain, Antoni Gaudi was a pioneer of modernism and his highly original buildings like Casa Batlló used curved shapes inspired by nature. His most famous work, the unfinished Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, will be completed by 2026 using only donations.
The document provides information about Art Deco, including its origins in the 1920s Paris Exposition, key characteristics like simple clean shapes and geometric ornamentation, and examples of iconic Art Deco architecture like the Empire State Building. It also profiles some influential Art Deco artists such as Erté, Tamara de Lempicka, and Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, and discusses materials and designs commonly used in Art Deco furnishings. Later in the document, it outlines the decline of Art Deco during WWII and its legacy as a source of inspiration for modern design styles.
This document outlines a final project for a visual merchandising class. It discusses targeting a market of 16-35 year olds interested in rock music fashion through a store inspired by vintage live houses, street art, and musical instruments. The store design would utilize slogan signage, engaging displays, specialty fixtures, industrial design, and strategic lighting to showcase shoes, bags, accessories, and a featured presentation area. Diagrams depict a combination floor plan and examples of window, wall, and feature presentations.
Art Nouveau was an ornamental style of art that flourished between 1890-1910 throughout Europe and the US. It represented a transition to modernism in design as mass production began and traditional craftsmanship was at risk. It occurred in painting, sculpture, architecture, interior design and other visual arts. Notable Art Nouveau artists included Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha and their works featured curving forms and nature-inspired motifs. Pioneering Art Nouveau architects like Antoni Gaudi, Victor Horta and their works like La Sagrada Familia and Hôtel Tassel integrated organic designs and new building materials like iron and glass. The movement also
Art Nouveau was an international style of art, architecture and design that originated in Europe in the late 19th century. It is characterized by organic, flowing curvilinear forms and motifs inspired by nature such as flowers, leaves, seaweed and insects. Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain is one of the best examples of Art Nouveau architecture, designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905-1907. Gaudi remodeled the existing building, adding unique polychrome ceramic tiles and balconies resembling bird nests. Both the undulating exterior and flowing interior of Casa Batlló reject straight lines in favor of natural, organic shapes and surfaces that mimic the contours of the human body or ocean waves. The
Expressionist architecture emerged in parallel with expressionist art and performance in the early 20th century. It was characterized by novel materials, formal innovation, and unusual massing inspired by natural forms. Many projects remained on paper due to economic conditions. Expressionist architecture emphasized distortion of form for emotional effect and subordinated realism to symbolic expression of inner experience. It featured sculptural and organic designs using experimental materials.
Paula Bolton is an international jewellery designer based in England. She became interested in jewellery design after traveling through Asia and seeing amazing designs. Her work is inspired by 2D art such as paintings and poetry that she translates into 3D jewellery pieces. Paula's themes focus on art, architecture, wildlife, and raising awareness of cultural and environmental issues. She handcrafts her original designs in Bali and markets her pieces online and in gift shops.
Art Noveau was a popular artistic style from 1890-1910 that influenced decoration, painting, fashion, and other areas. It used organic motifs like flowers, nature, and the human body. Secession architecture in the Czech Republic featured ornate details and flat surfaces. Notable Czech artist Alfonz Mucha worked in this style. In Spain, Antoni Gaudi was a pioneer of modernism and his highly original buildings like Casa Batlló used curved shapes inspired by nature. His most famous work, the unfinished Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, will be completed by 2026 using only donations.
The document provides information about Art Deco, including its origins in the 1920s Paris Exposition, key characteristics like simple clean shapes and geometric ornamentation, and examples of iconic Art Deco architecture like the Empire State Building. It also profiles some influential Art Deco artists such as Erté, Tamara de Lempicka, and Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, and discusses materials and designs commonly used in Art Deco furnishings. Later in the document, it outlines the decline of Art Deco during WWII and its legacy as a source of inspiration for modern design styles.
This document outlines a final project for a visual merchandising class. It discusses targeting a market of 16-35 year olds interested in rock music fashion through a store inspired by vintage live houses, street art, and musical instruments. The store design would utilize slogan signage, engaging displays, specialty fixtures, industrial design, and strategic lighting to showcase shoes, bags, accessories, and a featured presentation area. Diagrams depict a combination floor plan and examples of window, wall, and feature presentations.
Art Nouveau was an ornamental style of art that flourished between 1890-1910 throughout Europe and the US. It represented a transition to modernism in design as mass production began and traditional craftsmanship was at risk. It occurred in painting, sculpture, architecture, interior design and other visual arts. Notable Art Nouveau artists included Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha and their works featured curving forms and nature-inspired motifs. Pioneering Art Nouveau architects like Antoni Gaudi, Victor Horta and their works like La Sagrada Familia and Hôtel Tassel integrated organic designs and new building materials like iron and glass. The movement also
Art Nouveau was an international style of art, architecture and design that originated in Europe in the late 19th century. It is characterized by organic, flowing curvilinear forms and motifs inspired by nature such as flowers, leaves, seaweed and insects. Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain is one of the best examples of Art Nouveau architecture, designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1905-1907. Gaudi remodeled the existing building, adding unique polychrome ceramic tiles and balconies resembling bird nests. Both the undulating exterior and flowing interior of Casa Batlló reject straight lines in favor of natural, organic shapes and surfaces that mimic the contours of the human body or ocean waves. The
Expressionist architecture emerged in parallel with expressionist art and performance in the early 20th century. It was characterized by novel materials, formal innovation, and unusual massing inspired by natural forms. Many projects remained on paper due to economic conditions. Expressionist architecture emphasized distortion of form for emotional effect and subordinated realism to symbolic expression of inner experience. It featured sculptural and organic designs using experimental materials.
Paula Bolton is an international jewellery designer based in England. She became interested in jewellery design after traveling through Asia and seeing amazing designs. Her work is inspired by 2D art such as paintings and poetry that she translates into 3D jewellery pieces. Paula's themes focus on art, architecture, wildlife, and raising awareness of cultural and environmental issues. She handcrafts her original designs in Bali and markets her pieces online and in gift shops.
The document discusses the history of jewellery from ancient times to the 18th century. It provides details on the materials and styles of jewellery in different time periods. These include ancient cultures using stones, shells and bones and later precious metals. The document also discusses the Medieval period where jewellery indicated social status, the Renaissance bringing more opulent designs, and 18th century jewellery featuring diamonds. It promotes the jewellery collections and designs by Ian Rosenberg Jeweller that showcase styles from various eras.
Art Deco was an architectural style from the 1920s-1930s characterized by geometric shapes and motifs. It featured bold colors, zigzags, chevrons and streamlined forms inspired by ocean liners and skyscrapers. Major Art Deco buildings included the Empire State Building with its limestone facade and Chrysler Building with stainless steel ornaments and automobile motifs. Art Deco was applied to buildings worldwide as well as interior design, furniture and other decorative arts during this era of modernism.
Art Deco was an international style popular in the 1920s and 1930s that influenced architecture, interior design, fashion and other visual arts. It took its name from the 1925 Exposition of Decorative Arts in Paris. Furniture from this era often featured geometric designs and materials like ebony, mahogany and maple. Notable Art Deco designers included Paul Frankl and Emile Ruhlmann, who were known for their elegant and luxurious furniture made of precious woods with metal accents. Frankl designed pieces like the Puzzle Desk and Skyscraper Step Table that featured compartments of varying shapes and sizes.
Swedish Antiques Master Class presented by Toma Clark Haines The Antiques Di...The Antiques Diva & Co
The Golden Age: The most important Swedish furniture styles and periods (watch on Facebook LIVE: https://www.facebook.com/TomaClarkHaines/videos/10209172756975863/ by Toma Clark Haines – CEO The Antiques Diva & Co
and Diva Guide Swedish Antiques Expert Daniel Larsson – D Larsson Antiques & Interiors)
• Stockholm Pieces vs. Manor vs. Folk Art
• Transitional Pieces
• Original Paint
• Fakes
• Period vs. Style
In the 18th Century the government instigated a ban on the import on furniture thus igniting one of the greatest cultural contributions to the history of furniture making. As a result of the ban - national furniture making took off creating Masterpieces that would change the history of antiques.
In 1846 the guild system dissolved in Sweden and the carpenter's strict quality controls ceased. Cabinetmakers were now able to freely practice their craft. During the second half of the 19th century it became more common with machine-made parts and the handmade furniture decreased most significantly and unfortunately so did the quality.
Much of the Swedish furniture currently available on the "antique" market has been comprehensively rebuilt and restored, often repainted in popular pale colors and sadly some of these created or "style" pieces are sold as period. It is paramount to pay attention and look closely. During the 80’s and 90’s a lot of furniture with original color was unfortunately destroyed by chemicals.
In conclusion: Pieces that look Gustavian but were made one or two hundred years later or even last year are properly designated in the Gustavian style.
The Antiques Diva & Co http://antiquesdiva.com/ is the largest antiques touring company in the world . We offer one-on-one customized antique buying tours on 3 continents – EUROPE, ASIA and USA and 15 countries. To book an antiques buying tour in Europe, Asia or America with \ contact Toma: info@antiquesdiva.com
Charles Pavarini III has carried on the legacy of the Pavarini Construction Company through his work designing iconic landmarks. His design style blends traditional and contemporary elements through a central design theme and dramatic use of lighting. He has designed over 21 showhouse rooms and his work has been recognized for its diversity and livability. Pavarini is dedicated to philanthropy and has raised over $500,000 for charity through various fundraising events. He has received numerous awards for excellence in interior design from organizations such as ISID, ASID, and IIDA and currently serves on the boards of several interior design associations.
Art Nouveau was an international style of art, architecture, and design that was popular from 1890-1910. It took inspiration from natural forms like flowers, plants, and curved lines. Architects tried to harmonize their designs with the natural environment. Art Nouveau was expressed through many decorative arts like jewelry, furniture, and lighting, as well as fine arts. It made use of new technologies like exposed iron and large glass panels. Mass-produced graphics also played a key role by using new color printing techniques. Art Nouveau had a strong influence on other media like glass art, ceramics, posters, and magazines through its flowing, organic designs.
Elisabeth de Brabant is an art curator and pioneer based in Shanghai who represents international artists and brings their work to exhibitions around the world. She founded creative spaces like 1933 and will soon open the Elisabeth de Brabant Art Center to showcase experimental art and encourage dialogue.
Lecture 6 - Everything you need to know as an artistDrew Pettifer
This document provides an overview of important information for artists, including why curators are needed, the benefits of working with curators, strategies for self-promotion and marketing work, documentation, networking, and maintaining motivation. It discusses venues like commercial galleries and art fairs, maintaining a professional database, developing an elevator speech, and tips for success from preparing submissions to thanking supporters.
Art Nouveau was an artistic style that developed in Europe and North America between 1890-1914. It is characterized by detailed patterns, curving lines inspired by nature such as leaves, flowers and vines. Artists emphasized symbolic and erotic themes. The style had an influence on later art movements like De Stijl and Bauhaus. Some notable Art Nouveau architects included Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Antoni Gaudi, and Louis Sullivan.
Art Nouveau was an art movement that took place in Europe between 1890 and 1910. It emphasized natural forms and organic lines inspired by nature. Important Art Nouveau artists included Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, and Alfons Mucha. Klimt focused on symbolist painting and is famous for works like The Kiss. Toulouse-Lautrec created hundreds of paintings and posters in just 20 years, helping to define the style. Mucha was known for his stylized posters of beautiful women.
Art Nouveau was an artistic movement that began in the late 19th century and appeared across Europe. It sought to modernize design and move away from historical styles. Art Nouveau featured natural, flowing forms and organic motifs inspired by nature. It was most prominent in furniture design, which took on the styles of different European countries like France, Belgium, Austria, and Germany. Famous Art Nouveau designers included Henry van de Velde, Émile Gallé, and Louis Majorelle, who are known for their ornate yet functional furniture incorporating curved lines and nature-inspired decorations. Art Nouveau went out of fashion in the 1920s but saw a revival in popularity in the 1960s.
This document summarizes the history of modern art in Iraq. It discusses how Iraqi artists in the early 20th century studied abroad in places like Istanbul, Paris, and London. This led to the establishment of art schools and associations in Iraq that were supported by the government. Several influential art movements emerged in Iraq starting in the 1950s. However, in 2003 thousands of artworks were looted from locations in Baghdad during the invasion. Since then, efforts have worked to document lost works and recover some, but over 6,000 works remain missing. The document aims to preserve Iraq's cultural heritage and artistic legacy.
Rebecca Sparham-Simpson is the founder of Explorer's Fine Art, a British art gallery that sources artwork from around the world with the goal of bringing awareness to international artists and cultures. The gallery strives to promote diversity, ethical sales practices, and relationships with artists. Rebecca travels extensively to find skilled artists whose unique styles capture the spirit of their regions through expressive use of color, brushwork, and subject matter. She believes UK collectors are interested in learning about other cultures through artwork and helping support international artistic traditions.
1) The document discusses a faceted glass chancel window installed at Zion Lutheran Church in North Canton, Ohio in 1959 and designed by artist Odell Prather.
2) It provides background on Prather and her work with Willet Studios as well as plans to install new faceted glass windows depicting the seasons of the church.
3) Willet Hauser Architectural Glass has provided design proposals and cost estimates for the new windows and the document outlines next steps for the project.
Art Nouveau originated in the late 19th century as a reaction against historical revival styles and mass production. It began in England led by figures like John Ruskin, William Morris, and Walter Crane who sought to create a new aesthetic focused on nature and craftsmanship. They drew inspiration from vernacular architecture as well as Renaissance ornamentation. English architects integrated interior and exterior design, coordinating furnishings and decorations. Art Nouveau emphasized harmony and organic forms over rigid classicism. It soon spread across Europe and became a revolutionary new style in decorative arts.
Art Nouveau was an ornamental style of art popular between 1890-1914 that emphasized natural forms like flowers and vines. It originated in England and spread throughout Europe, going by different names in different countries. Key figures who promoted the style included Siegfried Bing and architects Victor Horta, Hector Guimard, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Antoni Gaudi, and Louis Sullivan. Art Nouveau embraced many art forms and was characterized by flowing, asymmetrical lines inspired by nature. Though short-lived, it was an influential precursor to modern design.
This document outlines the itinerary for an event called "Made in China" that aims to celebrate the craftsmanship heritage of China and the Nordic region. The 7-day event brings together Nordic and Chinese designers, architects, investors and companies to share their expertise through keynote speeches, tours of design studios and workshops in Shanghai, and visits to craft workshops in wood, bamboo, and porcelain. Participants will also work in groups on topics combining Nordic and Chinese perspectives before presenting their outcomes. The event seeks to highlight both regions' proud traditions of functional, high-quality design inspired by nature and to foster greater cultural exchange and business opportunities between the two.
Tema 9 representacion legal de los trabajadoresTapia Richard
Este documento resume los diferentes niveles de representación legal de los trabajadores en una empresa, incluyendo sindicatos a nivel estatal y autonómico, así como sindicatos suficientemente representativos. También describe los derechos que protegen a los representantes de los trabajadores, como protección contra despidos y prioridad de permanencia en la empresa.
El documento describe varios componentes clave de un automóvil, incluyendo el chasis, la carrocería, los frenos de tambor y disco, el freno de mano, el servofreno, los frenos ABS, el sistema de frenado selectivo Sensotronic, la suspensión, el amortiguador, la caja de cambios, la caja reductora, los rodamientos, el disco de embrague y los ejes. Explica las funciones y características de cada uno de estos elementos.
La extinción del contrato de trabajo puede darse por varias razones, incluyendo el mutuo acuerdo entre el empleador y el empleado, el vencimiento del plazo contractual, la renuncia del empleado, el despido del empleado por parte del empleador, la jubilación, la incapacidad o el fallecimiento de alguna de las partes. El documento también explica los tipos de despido por parte del empleador, como el despido disciplinario o por causas objetivas, y los derechos de los empleados a recibir indemn
The document outlines the daily routines of four individuals. It describes waking up at 9am, brushing teeth at 9:10am, taking a shower and getting dressed, having breakfast at 10am, going to school at 11:30am, eating at 4pm, returning to school at 6:30pm, taking another shower at 7pm, dining at 7:30pm, doing homework at 8pm, getting ready for bed at 9:30pm, and sleeping at 10:30pm. It also includes an example reflection of one person's daily routine.
The document discusses the history of jewellery from ancient times to the 18th century. It provides details on the materials and styles of jewellery in different time periods. These include ancient cultures using stones, shells and bones and later precious metals. The document also discusses the Medieval period where jewellery indicated social status, the Renaissance bringing more opulent designs, and 18th century jewellery featuring diamonds. It promotes the jewellery collections and designs by Ian Rosenberg Jeweller that showcase styles from various eras.
Art Deco was an architectural style from the 1920s-1930s characterized by geometric shapes and motifs. It featured bold colors, zigzags, chevrons and streamlined forms inspired by ocean liners and skyscrapers. Major Art Deco buildings included the Empire State Building with its limestone facade and Chrysler Building with stainless steel ornaments and automobile motifs. Art Deco was applied to buildings worldwide as well as interior design, furniture and other decorative arts during this era of modernism.
Art Deco was an international style popular in the 1920s and 1930s that influenced architecture, interior design, fashion and other visual arts. It took its name from the 1925 Exposition of Decorative Arts in Paris. Furniture from this era often featured geometric designs and materials like ebony, mahogany and maple. Notable Art Deco designers included Paul Frankl and Emile Ruhlmann, who were known for their elegant and luxurious furniture made of precious woods with metal accents. Frankl designed pieces like the Puzzle Desk and Skyscraper Step Table that featured compartments of varying shapes and sizes.
Swedish Antiques Master Class presented by Toma Clark Haines The Antiques Di...The Antiques Diva & Co
The Golden Age: The most important Swedish furniture styles and periods (watch on Facebook LIVE: https://www.facebook.com/TomaClarkHaines/videos/10209172756975863/ by Toma Clark Haines – CEO The Antiques Diva & Co
and Diva Guide Swedish Antiques Expert Daniel Larsson – D Larsson Antiques & Interiors)
• Stockholm Pieces vs. Manor vs. Folk Art
• Transitional Pieces
• Original Paint
• Fakes
• Period vs. Style
In the 18th Century the government instigated a ban on the import on furniture thus igniting one of the greatest cultural contributions to the history of furniture making. As a result of the ban - national furniture making took off creating Masterpieces that would change the history of antiques.
In 1846 the guild system dissolved in Sweden and the carpenter's strict quality controls ceased. Cabinetmakers were now able to freely practice their craft. During the second half of the 19th century it became more common with machine-made parts and the handmade furniture decreased most significantly and unfortunately so did the quality.
Much of the Swedish furniture currently available on the "antique" market has been comprehensively rebuilt and restored, often repainted in popular pale colors and sadly some of these created or "style" pieces are sold as period. It is paramount to pay attention and look closely. During the 80’s and 90’s a lot of furniture with original color was unfortunately destroyed by chemicals.
In conclusion: Pieces that look Gustavian but were made one or two hundred years later or even last year are properly designated in the Gustavian style.
The Antiques Diva & Co http://antiquesdiva.com/ is the largest antiques touring company in the world . We offer one-on-one customized antique buying tours on 3 continents – EUROPE, ASIA and USA and 15 countries. To book an antiques buying tour in Europe, Asia or America with \ contact Toma: info@antiquesdiva.com
Charles Pavarini III has carried on the legacy of the Pavarini Construction Company through his work designing iconic landmarks. His design style blends traditional and contemporary elements through a central design theme and dramatic use of lighting. He has designed over 21 showhouse rooms and his work has been recognized for its diversity and livability. Pavarini is dedicated to philanthropy and has raised over $500,000 for charity through various fundraising events. He has received numerous awards for excellence in interior design from organizations such as ISID, ASID, and IIDA and currently serves on the boards of several interior design associations.
Art Nouveau was an international style of art, architecture, and design that was popular from 1890-1910. It took inspiration from natural forms like flowers, plants, and curved lines. Architects tried to harmonize their designs with the natural environment. Art Nouveau was expressed through many decorative arts like jewelry, furniture, and lighting, as well as fine arts. It made use of new technologies like exposed iron and large glass panels. Mass-produced graphics also played a key role by using new color printing techniques. Art Nouveau had a strong influence on other media like glass art, ceramics, posters, and magazines through its flowing, organic designs.
Elisabeth de Brabant is an art curator and pioneer based in Shanghai who represents international artists and brings their work to exhibitions around the world. She founded creative spaces like 1933 and will soon open the Elisabeth de Brabant Art Center to showcase experimental art and encourage dialogue.
Lecture 6 - Everything you need to know as an artistDrew Pettifer
This document provides an overview of important information for artists, including why curators are needed, the benefits of working with curators, strategies for self-promotion and marketing work, documentation, networking, and maintaining motivation. It discusses venues like commercial galleries and art fairs, maintaining a professional database, developing an elevator speech, and tips for success from preparing submissions to thanking supporters.
Art Nouveau was an artistic style that developed in Europe and North America between 1890-1914. It is characterized by detailed patterns, curving lines inspired by nature such as leaves, flowers and vines. Artists emphasized symbolic and erotic themes. The style had an influence on later art movements like De Stijl and Bauhaus. Some notable Art Nouveau architects included Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Antoni Gaudi, and Louis Sullivan.
Art Nouveau was an art movement that took place in Europe between 1890 and 1910. It emphasized natural forms and organic lines inspired by nature. Important Art Nouveau artists included Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, and Alfons Mucha. Klimt focused on symbolist painting and is famous for works like The Kiss. Toulouse-Lautrec created hundreds of paintings and posters in just 20 years, helping to define the style. Mucha was known for his stylized posters of beautiful women.
Art Nouveau was an artistic movement that began in the late 19th century and appeared across Europe. It sought to modernize design and move away from historical styles. Art Nouveau featured natural, flowing forms and organic motifs inspired by nature. It was most prominent in furniture design, which took on the styles of different European countries like France, Belgium, Austria, and Germany. Famous Art Nouveau designers included Henry van de Velde, Émile Gallé, and Louis Majorelle, who are known for their ornate yet functional furniture incorporating curved lines and nature-inspired decorations. Art Nouveau went out of fashion in the 1920s but saw a revival in popularity in the 1960s.
This document summarizes the history of modern art in Iraq. It discusses how Iraqi artists in the early 20th century studied abroad in places like Istanbul, Paris, and London. This led to the establishment of art schools and associations in Iraq that were supported by the government. Several influential art movements emerged in Iraq starting in the 1950s. However, in 2003 thousands of artworks were looted from locations in Baghdad during the invasion. Since then, efforts have worked to document lost works and recover some, but over 6,000 works remain missing. The document aims to preserve Iraq's cultural heritage and artistic legacy.
Rebecca Sparham-Simpson is the founder of Explorer's Fine Art, a British art gallery that sources artwork from around the world with the goal of bringing awareness to international artists and cultures. The gallery strives to promote diversity, ethical sales practices, and relationships with artists. Rebecca travels extensively to find skilled artists whose unique styles capture the spirit of their regions through expressive use of color, brushwork, and subject matter. She believes UK collectors are interested in learning about other cultures through artwork and helping support international artistic traditions.
1) The document discusses a faceted glass chancel window installed at Zion Lutheran Church in North Canton, Ohio in 1959 and designed by artist Odell Prather.
2) It provides background on Prather and her work with Willet Studios as well as plans to install new faceted glass windows depicting the seasons of the church.
3) Willet Hauser Architectural Glass has provided design proposals and cost estimates for the new windows and the document outlines next steps for the project.
Art Nouveau originated in the late 19th century as a reaction against historical revival styles and mass production. It began in England led by figures like John Ruskin, William Morris, and Walter Crane who sought to create a new aesthetic focused on nature and craftsmanship. They drew inspiration from vernacular architecture as well as Renaissance ornamentation. English architects integrated interior and exterior design, coordinating furnishings and decorations. Art Nouveau emphasized harmony and organic forms over rigid classicism. It soon spread across Europe and became a revolutionary new style in decorative arts.
Art Nouveau was an ornamental style of art popular between 1890-1914 that emphasized natural forms like flowers and vines. It originated in England and spread throughout Europe, going by different names in different countries. Key figures who promoted the style included Siegfried Bing and architects Victor Horta, Hector Guimard, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Antoni Gaudi, and Louis Sullivan. Art Nouveau embraced many art forms and was characterized by flowing, asymmetrical lines inspired by nature. Though short-lived, it was an influential precursor to modern design.
This document outlines the itinerary for an event called "Made in China" that aims to celebrate the craftsmanship heritage of China and the Nordic region. The 7-day event brings together Nordic and Chinese designers, architects, investors and companies to share their expertise through keynote speeches, tours of design studios and workshops in Shanghai, and visits to craft workshops in wood, bamboo, and porcelain. Participants will also work in groups on topics combining Nordic and Chinese perspectives before presenting their outcomes. The event seeks to highlight both regions' proud traditions of functional, high-quality design inspired by nature and to foster greater cultural exchange and business opportunities between the two.
Tema 9 representacion legal de los trabajadoresTapia Richard
Este documento resume los diferentes niveles de representación legal de los trabajadores en una empresa, incluyendo sindicatos a nivel estatal y autonómico, así como sindicatos suficientemente representativos. También describe los derechos que protegen a los representantes de los trabajadores, como protección contra despidos y prioridad de permanencia en la empresa.
El documento describe varios componentes clave de un automóvil, incluyendo el chasis, la carrocería, los frenos de tambor y disco, el freno de mano, el servofreno, los frenos ABS, el sistema de frenado selectivo Sensotronic, la suspensión, el amortiguador, la caja de cambios, la caja reductora, los rodamientos, el disco de embrague y los ejes. Explica las funciones y características de cada uno de estos elementos.
La extinción del contrato de trabajo puede darse por varias razones, incluyendo el mutuo acuerdo entre el empleador y el empleado, el vencimiento del plazo contractual, la renuncia del empleado, el despido del empleado por parte del empleador, la jubilación, la incapacidad o el fallecimiento de alguna de las partes. El documento también explica los tipos de despido por parte del empleador, como el despido disciplinario o por causas objetivas, y los derechos de los empleados a recibir indemn
The document outlines the daily routines of four individuals. It describes waking up at 9am, brushing teeth at 9:10am, taking a shower and getting dressed, having breakfast at 10am, going to school at 11:30am, eating at 4pm, returning to school at 6:30pm, taking another shower at 7pm, dining at 7:30pm, doing homework at 8pm, getting ready for bed at 9:30pm, and sleeping at 10:30pm. It also includes an example reflection of one person's daily routine.
This document is the curriculum vitae of Adrian Godfrey. It includes his personal details, education history, work history, skills, and references. Godfrey has worked in various roles including salesman, technician, bartender, stock controller, and waiter. He has a matric certificate and environmental management qualifications. His most recent work was as a salesman from May 2014 to July 2014.
El documento explica cómo decir la hora en inglés. A diferencia del español, en inglés primero se dicen los minutos y luego la hora. Algunas expresiones comunes incluyen "What time is it?" para preguntar la hora y "It's five to five" para decir que son las 4:55. El documento también incluye ejemplos de cómo expresar diferentes minutos después y para la hora.
Este documento ofrece instrucciones sobre cómo preguntar y decir la hora en inglés. Explica las frases comunes para preguntar la hora como "What time is it?" o "What's the time?". También cubre cómo decir la hora usando expresiones como "It's three o'clock" o simplemente "Three o'clock". Además, proporciona vocabulario relacionado con horas como "in the morning/afternoon" y ejemplos completos como "7:30 p.m. = half past seven in the evening".
Este documento presenta las rutinas diarias de un equipo de estudiantes de inglés en las mañanas, tardes y noches. Describe sus actividades típicas como despertarse, ducharse, vestirse, desayunar, ir a la escuela, almorzar, hacer la tarea, cenar y acostarse. El equipo está compuesto por 4 estudiantes y su profesora de inglés.
This document outlines the responsibilities of the Corporate Communication Project which include: 1) designing and implementing a CSR program and company year end party; 2) designing and maintaining an employee engagement program on Facebook; and 3) continuously promoting the company's seven core values through new employee orientation, events, and visual aids.
This document describes art and design tours of Toronto led by Betty Ann Jordan of Art InSite tours. The tours focus on art, design, architecture and local history, giving behind-the-scenes access to galleries and artist studios. Jordan has been leading such tours since 1996 and is a trained artist and freelance arts writer. The tours cover various neighborhoods in Toronto and their art scenes, and can be tailored based on interests such as buying art or learning about architecture.
Este documento proporciona ejemplos de diálogos para pedir direcciones y una lista de expresiones útiles para dar indicaciones sobre cómo llegar a un lugar. Algunas frases comunes incluyen "¿Hay un restaurante cerca de aquí?" y "¿Me podría decir por dónde se va al banco?". El documento concluye que para dar una dirección correctamente es importante conocer bien la ubicación del lugar del que se está preguntando.
Art deco style of architecture, origins of art deco from Frank loyd wright. Art deco posters, movies, furniture, art and architecture.
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Art Nouveau was an artistic style popular from 1890-1910 that featured organic, flowing, and curving forms inspired by nature. It aimed to modernize design and move away from historical eclectic styles. Key ideas included establishing modernism, responding to a belief in natural forms, and considering architecture, graphics, interior design, jewelry, furniture and more as a "total" art style. In Catalonia, Modernisme had similar characteristics and represented Catalan identity and independence, led by architects like Antoni Gaudí, Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and Josep Puig i Cadafalch.
This document outlines learning outcomes for a lesson on artists and artisans. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: 1) outline the history of artists and artisans, 2) recognize and discuss the function of state sponsorship through awards like the National Artists Award, 3) identify different individuals and groups in art and culture, and 4) classify artistic practices by form, medium, and technique. The document then provides examples to help students understand key concepts like artists, artisans, guilds, engagement with art through exhibitions and awards, and important factors like medium and technique.
The document provides information on various historical furniture styles including Shaker, Hepplewhite, Sheraton, Chippendale, Adam, Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Mid-Century Modern. It describes the key designers, materials, and design elements associated with each style. The Shaker style was simple and functional, inspired by the religious Shaker community. Hepplewhite, Sheraton, and Chippendale styles featured elegant designs published in books that were widely influential. The Adam style used neoclassical motifs inspired by antiquity. Arts and Crafts promoted handcrafted furniture and natural materials. Art Nouveau featured flowing organic forms while Art Deco used geometric shapes and new materials like
Art Deco was an eclectic artistic and design style that emerged in the 1920s. It drew inspiration from modernism as well as various historical styles like Egyptian, Aztec, and classical architecture. Key characteristics of Art Deco included the use of geometric forms and symmetrical patterns, bold colors, and lavish ornamentation. Art Deco influenced architecture, interior design, fashion and other decorative arts during its peak between World War I and World War II. It emphasized modernity, luxury and visual drama through the use of new materials and streamlined forms.
This document provides an overview of the Art Deco movement and discusses its origins and spread. Some key points:
- Art Deco was a design movement that emerged in the 1920s-1930s and encompassed architecture, furniture, jewelry, and other decorative arts.
- The term "Art Deco" was coined in the 1960s to describe the many exciting new design ideas that emerged during this period.
- Art Deco rejected old-fashioned Victorian styles in favor of clean, modernist lines and was influenced by technological advances in mass production.
- The movement spread worldwide in the interwar period due to improved trade and communications, influencing designs from posters to skyscrapers.
This document discusses the history and evolution of the DIY (Do It Yourself) movement from its origins in the late 19th century Arts and Crafts Movement to its present-day manifestations. It outlines key periods and genres in DIY including punk rock in the 1970s-80s, zines, and current DIY trends in home improvement, art, and crafts. The document proposes a digital curation plan to archive artifacts of the DIY movement using metadata and an Omeka online system.
This document summarizes a presentation about artists' recordworks in academic libraries. It discusses how artists have used record formats as an artistic medium, beginning in the avant-garde era. Examples are given of artists who designed album covers or published sound works. The document notes that artists' recordworks often have book-like qualities and include additional printed materials. It provides examples of contemporary artists continuing to use record formats and describes how some libraries incorporate artists' records into their collections and programming.
The Arts and Crafts movement began in Britain in the late 19th century as a reaction against the industrialization of design and production. It was inspired by architects, writers, and designers including Augustus Pugin, John Ruskin, and William Morris who advocated for handcrafted design and objected to the mass production of shoddy goods. The movement emphasized simplicity, functionality, and craftsmanship over mechanization. It featured designs like Morris' Red House with its L-shape and high-pitched roof. While the movement aimed to make arts and crafts accessible, the labor-intensive nature of the work meant it declined as machinery became dominant and products could be made faster and cheaper.
1. Galleries have historically served as institutions to display and assign value to art for both commercial and cultural purposes. They originated from private aristocratic collections and later became public museums during the Enlightenment as places to educate the public.
2. In the 19th-20th centuries, galleries innovated their architectural designs and exhibition styles to showcase modern art movements while also aiming to democratize art viewing. However, some artists rejected galleries and made site-specific outdoor artworks.
3. Public sculptures and monuments have faced controversy over their designs, often relating to perceptions of meaning, cost, and whether the art fits its location. Their acceptance can increase over time as the public's understanding of art evolves
This document provides an overview of Cordy House, an East London building that was formerly an artistic hub in the early 2000s. It hosted performances by avant-garde theatre groups and showcases by graffiti artists. Over the last decade, the surrounding area has become a desirable destination for creatives and professionals. The final issue of Cordy House magazine marks the unveiling of Cordy House's redevelopment into eight luxury apartments, which retains some of the original building's artistic features. The magazine has featured local landmarks, restaurants, shops and profiles related to East London's culture and the redevelopment of Cordy House.
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London is one of the largest art and design museums in the world. It was established in 1852 using profits from the Great Exhibition of 1851 to showcase works of art and manufacturing. The museum has grown significantly over time and is housed in buildings designed by Sir Aston Webb in South Kensington. It contains over 6.5 million objects across 145 galleries focused on European and non-European art, ceramics, costumes, silverware, prints and more.
This document provides information about the Chelsea Art Trek 2013 event on November 14, 2013. Participants are invited to tour eight galleries in Chelsea's art district and receive specialty cocktails. The tour offers two paths to follow that guide visitors through four galleries each and include finding code words to unlock the password for an exclusive afterparty. The document includes details about the gallery exhibitions on each path.
Top Museums to See in the United States: Chapter 1 by Mikus KinsMikus Kins
This document discusses top museums to visit in the United States, beginning with an overview of museums as major tourist attractions that provide memorable learning experiences through a variety of subjects. It then notes there are over 17,000 museums in the US and will highlight some of the top ones, including the Art Institute of Chicago known for its Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collections, the massive Smithsonian Institution with over 30 million annual visitors, the expansive Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York containing over 2 million works, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art housing over 200,000 objects of European and American art and prints.
This document discusses cultural tourism and art gallery tourists. It defines cultural tourism as visiting activities like museums, galleries, festivals or experiencing Aboriginal culture during a trip. Cultural tourists seek new knowledge and experiences. There are different segments of cultural tourists from those on a road trip to serious art enthusiasts. Art galleries attract tourists seeking social experiences or to learn about exhibits. Cultural tourism generates economic benefits through visitor spending and jobs. Regional art galleries are popular destinations but compete in a busy cultural tourism market. More research is needed to understand tourist decision making and how social media impacts cultural tourism.
The document summarizes major architectural styles from the 20th century, including Modernism, Art Nouveau, De Stijl, Art Deco, the Bauhaus, Mid-Century Modern, and Post-Modernism. It provides examples of key works such as the Guggenheim Museum by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Barcelona Chair by Mies van der Rohe, and the Pompidou Center in Paris by Rogers and Piano. The styles reflected new technologies and materials as well as rejections or returns to historical references over the decades covered.
This event is a pop-up exhibition cross-pollinating music, visual art, and fashion taking place on August 15th in Shoreditch, London. It will feature rotating art exhibitions from 12-5pm and live music from 8-12am. The event is commemorating the release of musician Londrino Lopes' new album entitled "Triumph: The Elysées Way", which draws influence from artists like The Weeknd, Kanye West, and Coldplay. The exhibition will showcase works from various artists in a variety of mediums.
Jennifer Liston Munson is the Senior Exhibition Graphic Designer at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. She oversees the visual design of exhibitions across various platforms, working with curators, educators, and marketing. Her background includes experience as an artist, designer, and business owner. She creates graphic identities for exhibitions and ensures design consistency museum-wide. Recently, she developed the typography for a new wing and is working on designs for upcoming galleries.
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Mr. Brainwash Beautiful Girl / Mixed Media / signed / Unique
Year: 2023
Format: 96,5 x 127 cm / 37.8 x 50 inch
Material: Fine Art Paper with hand-torn edges.
Method: Mixed Media, Stencil, Spray Paint.
Edition: Unique
Other: handsigned by Mr. Brainwash front and verso.
Beautiful Girl by Mr. Brainwash is a mixed media artwork on paper done in 2023. It is unique and of course signed by Mr. Brainwash. The picture is a tribute to his own most successful work of art, the Balloon Girl. In this new creation, however, the theme of the little girl is slightly modified.
In Mr. Brainwash’s mixed media artwork titled “Beautiful Girl,” we are presented with a captivating depiction of a little girl adorned in a summer dress, with two playful pigtails framing her face. The artwork exudes a sense of innocence and whimsy, as the girl is shown in a dreamy state, lifting one end of her skirt and looking down as if she were about to dance. Through the use of mixed media, Mr. Brainwash skillfully combines different artistic elements to create a visually striking composition. The vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes bring the artwork to life, evoking a sense of joy and happiness. The attention to detail in the girl’s expression and body language adds depth and character to the piece, allowing viewers to connect with the young protagonist on a personal and emotional level. “Beautiful Girl” is a testament to Mr. Brainwash’s unique artistic style, blending elements of street art, pop art, and contemporary art to create a visually captivating and emotionally resonant artwork.
The use of mixed media in “Beautiful Girl” adds an additional layer of complexity to the artwork. By combining different artistic techniques and materials, such as stencils, spray paint, and collage, Mr. Brainwash creates a dynamic and textured composition that grabs the viewer’s attention. The juxtaposition of different textures and patterns adds depth and visual interest to the piece, while also emphasizing the artist’s eclectic and experimental approach to art-making. The inclusion of collage elements, such as newspaper clippings and torn posters, further enhances the artwork’s urban and contemporary feel. Overall, “Beautiful Girl” is a visually captivating and thought-provoking artwork that showcases Mr. Brainwash’s talent for blending different artistic elements to create a truly unique and engaging piece.
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2. ART & DESIGN TOURS of Toronto
With Betty Ann Jordan, Art InSite tours
www.artinsite.com
3. TOUR FOCUS
• A blend of art, design, architecture, urbanism, local history
and popular culture larded with anecdotes
• Encounters with artists, artisans, gallerists, designers and
architects
• Behind-the-scenes access to new or hard-to-find venues off the
beaten track
www.artinsite.com
4. TOUR LEADER
• Art InSite founder Betty Ann Jordan is a Toronto art writer,
art educator and columnist specializing in art, architecture
and design tours of Toronto since 1996
• Trained as an artist
www.artinsite.com
5. ARTS WRITER
• Artist File columnist for Canadian House and Home magazine
• Freelance arts writer for visitor magazines including Toronto
magazine, Where Toronto, Essential Toronto
19. SPADINA/ KING WEST/ YORKVILLE
Spadina fashion and King West arts buildings, studios, galleries
Yorkville galleries shopping, history
20. U of T CAMPUS/ DUNDAS WEST
University architecture, art, history
Dundas West including Morrow Avenue, exclusive arts
complex
21. RIVERDALE/ LESLIEVILLE/ HARBOURFRONT
East-end studios, galleries, collectibles
Waterfront galleries,
Museum of Inuit Art,
Toronto Music Garden,
artisans’ studios,
one-of-a-kind shopping
Riverdale, Leslieville & Carlaw east-end studios, galeries
collectibles
Harbourfront waterfront galleries,
Museum of Inuit Art, Toronto Music
Garden, artisans’ studios,
one-of-a-kind shopping
22.
23. ART BUYING ADVENTURES
Looking to buy art?
Art InSite takes you to galleries that best
reflect your interests, including painting,
sculpture, First Nations, fine craft, design-art
24. ARCHITECTURE ADVENTURES
Best of Toronto’s new buildings by celebrated architects
including Frank Gehry, Will Alsop, Daniel Libeskind, KPMB,
Diamond & Schmidt
25. ARCHITECTURE ADVENTURES
Architecture best of Toronto’s new buildings by celebrated
architects including Frank Gehry, Will Alsop, Daniel Libeskind,
KPMB, Diamond & Schmidt
27. ARTISTS’ STUDIO ADVENTURES
Intimate encounters leading practitioners in painting,
sculpture, printmaking, glass art, design-art, video, photo-based
art
35. Photography & Design: Ivona Konart
mail@freshbrand.net www.freshbrand.net
Betty Ann Jordan
Art InSite
416 979 5704
bajordan@sympatico.ca
Editor's Notes
ART INSITE TOURS INTRO
+ Art InSite is the go-to company for art, design and contemporary architecture tours of Toronto
+ Founded in 1996 by me and I am the principal.
+ We organize and lead walking and other tours of Toronto’s creative districts and venues, partnering with other experts when necessary
+ Particularly known for tours of Yorkville and Queen West
PUBLIC TOURS:
+ a weekly Saturday afternoon walking tour of West Queen West
+ a First Thursday of the month evening walking tour of Queen West, in partnership with the Queen West BIA (beginning in Dec. 2009)
PRIVATE TOURS
+ meeting and convention groups
+ GTA groups (private and corporate)
+ visiting media (through Tourism Toronto)
+ individuals interested in art or going off the beaten track in a neighborhood
Tour Focus
+ A blend of art,design, architecture, urbanism, local history and popular culture
+ Privileged access to artists, craftspeople, gallerists, designers, architects
+ Behind the scenes access to the new, the novel, places off the beaten track
TOUR LEADER
+ Betty Ann Jordan is a Toronto art writer, gallery columnist and educator
+ Trained as an artist
+ Has led art appreciation courses at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art and Classical Pursuits, University of Toronto
ARTS WRITER
+ Columnist with a regular art column called Artist File in Canadian House and Home magazine (for past 3 ½ years, appears 7 issues out of 12)
+ Have written for visitor magazines including Toronto magazine, where I wrote a feature on Toronto: Art City, which reported on the Gehry transformation of the AGO and the gallery scene
+ Original Gallery-going Columnist for the Globe and Mail, co-authored the column that Gary Michael Dault now writes
+ Former contributing editor to Toronto Life, where I wrote the monthly Art & Museum listings for 7 years
+ Former Gallery Going columnist for Where Toronto magazine for 8 years
+Art InSite is been named “cultural concierge” by the Drake and Gladstone Hotels. This is an honorific title, which nonetheless signifies the highly supportive relationship we have with the hotels and other businesses in Queen West + Ossington/ Dundas area
+ The two hotels promote Art InSite’s Queen West tours on their web sites and regularly offer an Art InSite walking tour as part of a premium hotel package for their guests
WEST QUEEN WEST
+ Art InSite is the Go-To tour guide for West Queen West
+ Have lived in the area since the mid-80s.
CLIENTS
+ Corporate: Campbell’s (as in Campbell’s Soup), Young Presidents of America, Merchandise Mart Properties Inc.
+ Art Travellers: Contemporary Collectors of Orange County, Art Seminar Group of Baltimore, Los Angeles County Museum of Contemporary Art
+ Local Groups: Junior League, Book clubs, birthday groups,
+ Meeting and Convention Planners: Welcome to the City, JPDL, Toronto Tours
+ Hotels: Gladstone Hotel, Drake Hotel, Four Seasons, Intercontinental
+ Hospitality: Clefs d’Or members, GTA and Regional
+ Individuals: interested in art, design, architecture, Toronto’s creative areas
+ Students (University of Western Ontario, Western Tech art students
+ Tourism: Tourism Toronto (Fam tours)
+ BIAs: Yorkville Gallery Association (in conjunction with gallery owners, founded the Yorkville First Thursday gallery walks and led them for 8 years
Now Queen West BIA
+ Art Groups: Riverdale, Wilson-Drummond, Menkes, Alison Groups
+ The Saturday Queen West art walk includes a tour of several artist-designed rooms at the Gladstone Hotel.
+ Art InSite includes in its tours creative independent retail businesses like the Drake General Store, adjacent to the Drake Hotel
(a great source for unique Canadiana souvenirs with a high kitsch-collectibles quotient)
WEST QUEEN WEST
+ urban story of change:
gentrification, impact of arts communities, condo development, CAMH project,
WEST QUEEN WEST
Streetscape of car wash, hose added recently to existing wave mural
WEST QUEEN WEST
+ Changes from week to week.
+ Because it’s a sprawling evolving district spread over many blocks, east of Bathurst, Art InSite finds that even locals don’t venture as far west as they should given the evolution of the area
WEST QUEEN WEST
+ we’re inside Nyood tapas restaurant and bar, one of the nicest of the new eateries on Queen West, owned by the Kultura people
+ touring the interiors by local designers Commute Home
WEST QUEEN WEST
This concludes our virtual tour of WQW
PRICING
PUBLIC TOURS
+ Saturday Walking tour of West Queen West (2 ½ hours)
*$25 for one, $45 for two
+ First Thursday Walking tour of West Queen West
(may be free to the public, TBC)
TOURS ON DEMAND
+$50/hour
+ Average cost $250 for individuals and small groups (2 ½ tour)
+ Average cost $550 for groups of more than 8 people (3 – 4 hours)
DISTILLERY
+ Art InSite offers walking tours of creative districts in the city (see the hand-out card for a list)
(Distillery is one of the most popular)
SPADINA AND KING WEST arts buildings, studios, galleries
+ LIBERTY VILLAGE (to be added)
+ YORKVILLE galleries shopping, history
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO University architecture, art, history
DUNDAS WEST + MORROW AVENUE Dundas West including Morrow Avenue, exclusive arts complex
RIVERDALE + LESLIEVILLE East-end studios, galleries, collectibles
HARBOURFRONT Waterfront galleries, Museum of Inuit Art,
Toronto Music Garden,
artisans’ studios,
one-of-a-kind shopping
TESTIMONIALS
+ “In my 20 years of organizing art excursions, I have never met a more loved or knowledgeable guide.” Connie Glenn, Art Express, Newport Coast, CA
+ “Your enthusiasm for art, your superb organizational skills and your carefully cultivated connections in the art community made for just a wonderful trip. Given the opportunity, I will not hesitate to recommend Art InSite.”
Mary Chasen, Contemporary Collectors of Orange County, Laguana Beach, CA
+ “Your comments were cogent, your selection of galleries was fascinating. It was especially interesting that you began your talk on what helps a city stay vital with insights from Jane Jacobs. Your own spirited approach to your work and life will carry on Mrs. Jacobs’ vision.”
Beverly Martin, Meritas Group, Seattle, Washington
MEDIA
+ “Equal parts art lesson, gossip session and an insider’s guide to Parkdale, a walking tour of West Queen West is led by in-the-know journalist Betty Ann Jordan. Expect stops in design venues as well, including restaurant interiors.”
Brad Wheeler, Going Out, Globe & Mail, July 2009
ART BUYING ADVENTURES
Looking to buy art? Art InSite takes you to galleries that best reflect your interests, including painting, sculpture, First Nations, fine craft, design-art
ARCHITECTURE ADVENTURES
Best of Toronto’s new buildings by celebrated architects including Frank Gehry, Will Alsop, Daniel Libeskind, KPMB, Diamond & Schmidt
ARCHITECTURE ADVENTURES
Will Alsop, Ontario College of Art and Design Tabletop
ARCHITECTURAL ADVENTURES DETAIL Will Alsop,
ARTISTS’ STUDIO ADVENTURES
Intimate encounters leading practitioners in painting, sculpture, printmaking, glass art, design-art, video, photo-based art
DISTILLERY (Art InSite does tours of many other creative neighborhoods including the Distillery)
+ At the Distillery Art InSite does an overview walking tour of the architectural and industrial features of the site
+ an in-depth art and design tour focussing on gallery encounters with dealers, artists, and studio visits
THEMED ADVENTURES
Artists’ gardens, fine craft, architects, fashion,
interior design
ART FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Nuit Blanche, Gallery Hop and Crawl, Contact Photography month, Luminato, Toronto International Art Fair
These are scenes from Nuit Blanche 2008
ART FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Nuit Blanche detail of vintage street car
For art travellers Art InSite offers premium privileged access tours of private art collections
For Saturday art walkers, we can offer a visit to the Ydessa Hendeles Art Foundation (open Saturdays only)
WHY ART INSITE?
+ ART AND CULTURE are KEY ATTRACTIONS FOR SOPHISTICATED VISITORS
+ exclusive Insider Access to artists, galleries, creative community
+ We have great contacts and can get art groups from other cities into private collections and studios of our top artists
+ As a former editor of Canadian Art magazine (where I worked for nearly 10 years) I (and my associates) are known experts
+ Touring since 1996, with years of experience
+ Many very happy clients (see testimonials)
+ Warm, welcoming and unstuffy approach to art and culture
+ Trained as an artist, I can demystify the art making process
+ Can access high-profile experts (Lisa Rochon, architecture critic of the Globe and Mail led a private tour for a high-end group from California)
+ Talented associates: Mia Nelson, Leah Sandals, Bill Clarke, Nicholas Langstaffe
+ Current, on top of new places and people in the city, ahead of the curve with upcoming art events
This concludes my presentation today
Any questions, comments, suggestions?