Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change of scenery. On weekends, you can enjoy this wonderful invitation to travel to the heart of nature. We missed beautiful places and we are happy to be reunited with them. In Île-de-France, since lockdown has been lifted, forests and woods have become the place to be before parks and gardens reopen. Throughout the region, one loves to rediscover the most beautiful green places for bucolic reunions. By Boulogne-Billancourt , a wonderful site has reopened: the Musée départemental Albert-Kahn . It features idyllic garden, as well as a museum housing some of the famous “Archives de la Planète” [Planet’s Archives] collections created by philanthropist Albert Kahn including pictures and shots from the world between 1909 and 1931. Missing greenery and nature? Run to the Albert-Kahn museum and discover its exceptional garden to enjoy a wonderful change ...
Rebeccah Blum, an independent curator based in Berlin who was known there as an ambitious and compassionate supporter of artists, has died at age fifty-three. Her death was confirmed by her daughter, Emma, on social media. Through initiatives like Blum Fine Art Management, a firm she started in 2012, and Satellite Berlin, a platform cofounded with art advisor Kit Schulte in 2014, Blum focused her career on international collaboration. From 2007 to 2012, she directed programming at Aurel Scheibler gallery’s downtown Berlin space, ScheiblerMitte, where she oversaw solo exhibitions by Michel Auder, Anthony Goicolea, and Joe Zucker. Blum also worked as a European ambassador to New York’s David Nolan Gallery and created a translation and editing service, Wordsmith, whose clientele included the Goethe-Institut and the Vitra Design Museum. “Rebeccah wanted to stimulate the general dialogue between art and culture in a meaningful way and to develop new content in collaboration with other areas...
Prize: A total cash fund of over $7,000 plus a month-long art residency in China, and a solo exhibition in London. Entry Fee: £25 for one artwork, up to £45 for four artworks. Requirements: Open to artists worldwide age 18 and over. Closing Date: June 30, 2020 One of the most inclusive and diverse art competitions in the UK, the Sunny Art Prize offers unique exposure for both emerging and established artists. Winners will be granted an opportunity to have their work shown in an exhibition in London, and develop their work during a month-long residency in China. A £6,000 (approximately $7,600) total cash prize will be split between the first three winning artists. The art contest accepts entries in a diverse range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramic art, printmaking, installation art, mixed media, video art, and photography. To apply/enter this competition, click below link https://redirect.viglink.com/?format=go&jsonp=vglnk_15954474699021...
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