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ARTCORE has had some exciting changes this year!!

We just launched our new website, www.donaldkolberg.com, and truly want to hear what you have to say about it. So take a moment and send us an email. And while you're at it sign up for the ARTCORE blog to keep up with what artist all over the internet are up to.

The ARTCORE Newsletter  has also been redesigned to be more responsive to viewing on your favorite cellphone. It includes a link to our free weekly Art NewspaperContemporary Artist and Art where you'll find articles and interviews from the Whitney, the Guggenheim, MOMA and many of your favorite art blogs.

We of course will continue to include our own take on gallery openings, interviews, how to's and articles on artists that you want to know about. So keep those email suggestions coming and as always feel free to share your information about YOUR art openings and ideas.

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Here's the video from the NOHO Show

Modernism in America

Came across this wonderful slide show and thought I'd share it

Abstract Expressionism and the New American Sculpture from Lori Stein

My Work on View at Waterhall Gallery, England

Wine Bottles, a Still Life Collage Strappo, (dry acrylic transfer from reverse painting on glass), will be on the screen at the Waterhall Gallery at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in August.

Pattern Woman the Book

This is a book I'm working on

Pattern Women, a new series

Working on a new series, Pattern Women. These 6 are 18 x 24 inches, pattern paper and acrylics on watercolor paper.

My Work On The Scopophilia Blog Exhibition

British artist Theo Miller is currently creating a compilation of mail art work to be shown at an exhibit and online at his blog, http://thescopophiliablog.blogspot.co.uk/. This celebration of contemporary collage formatted in a 4 x 6 inch postcard is a great analog form of visual communication through art.  And even better, I have been fortunate enough to have a piece included.
The work is titled "The Two Johns". It is from my original Larceny series. It is of course 4 x 6 inches.

You can see additional mail art works at my website.

Reposed, Selected for Display

Curator and Judge Claudia Seymour of the Salmagundi Club, has chosen my artwork, Reposed, to be in the September calendar of www.barebrush.com

This Acrylic Mono Type was created using the Strappo technique, a Reverse Painting on glass subsequently adhered to paper.

Media: acrylic

Size: 4x8 inches mounted on Bristol

- See more at: http://www.barebrush.com/art.php?artwork_id=6654#sthash.Sx5sMfue.dpuf