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Tag: Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art

ArtDart: On the Waterfront by Pamela Beck

ARTdart: There are as many ways to think about art as there are to create it. Join Pamela Beck in the second installment of, SeeSaw, to her current column, ARTdart, as she observes...

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Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Presents “Some Wonderful Abstractions”

August 15 – October 5, 2013 Some Wonderful Abstractions Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art Sarasota, FL Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art gallery presents “Some Wonderful Abstractions,” August 15-October 5, 2013, featuring paintings...

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The Allure of Collage at Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art

November 14 – December 29, 2012 Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art, Sarasota FL A reception, with artists, is December 14, 5-7 p.m. The exhibit features mixed-media work by Leslie Fry, (St....

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The Goods: Weekend News (04.13.12)

Featured Artist: Claudia Ryan Claudia Ryan is one of the major female abstracts artists in the Sarasota/Bradenton area. A 2006 graduate of USF’s MFA program and Ringling College Graduate, Ryan...

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Featured Artist: Claudia Ryan

Claudia Ryan is one of the major female abstracts artists in the Sarasota / Bradenton area. A 2006 graduate of USF’s MFA program and Ringling College Graduate, Ryan has shown...

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The Goods: Weekend News (03.02.12)

Featured Artist: Gale Fulton Ross My only challenge is what do I want to paint on what day. I paint because I am free to do so; not to become...

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“In Your Face” – Figurative paintings by Lynn Davison and Aaron Board

February 29 – April 14, 2012 Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art (Featured Gallery) Party Time, Lynn Davison Lynn Davison often brings a sense of the absurd to her figurative dramas. A...

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Featured Artist: Nathan Skiles

Golem #1; cuckoo clock with tools, 2011, foam rubber, 15 x 14 x 11 inches Please provide a brief statement about your current work. For my most recent body of...

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Two Doors Down – Works by Jennifer Basile and Bianca Pratorius

February 1 – 26, 2012 Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art (Featured Gallery) Jennifer Basile is a professor of art at Miami Dade College. A this exhibit, she will display eight works...

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The Goods: Weekend News (12.30.11)

Sarasota Visual Art wishes you a safe and happy New Year! Thank you for all your support, we’ll see you next year! Interview with Ann Albritton Interview conducted by Jen...

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Places, People, Recollections: Works by Leslie Lerner

January 4 – 28, 2012 Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art (Featured Gallery) The opening reception, January 13, 7 p.m., will include an introduction to the Lerner’s work by critic and arts...

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Featured Gallery: Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art

Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art, located in Sarasota, Florida, is a leading gallery in Southwest Florida to view and purchase contemporary art. What was your first encounter with the world of...

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The Goods: Weekend News (12.02.11)

Sarasota Visual Art’s round up of exhibitions and events for Friday, Dec. 2 through Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011. Week in Review Featured Artist: Kasey Lou Lindley http://bit.ly/slqeJ2 Featured Gallery: Stakenborg...

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Hugh Davies: Paintings

November 2-26, 2011 Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art The exhibit features 15 recent works by the renowned artist and Ringling College faculty member. (Sarasota, FL) Allyn Gallup Contemporary Art gallery is...

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