Must See Museum Exhibitions
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Picasso: The Mediterranean Years Gagosian, London (thru August 28)
Lee Bontecou MoMA, NYC (thru
August 30)
Picasso: Peace and Freedom Tate Liverpool, London (thru August 30)
Andy Warhol: The Last Decade Brooklyn Museum, NY (thru Sept 12)
Chuck Close Prints: Process and Collaboration Corcoran Gallery of Art (thru Sept 12)
Lily van der Stokker Tate St. Ives, London (thru Sept 26)Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917MoMA, NYC (thru Oct 11) Heat Waves in a Swamp: the Paintings of Charles Burchfield Whitney Museum, NYC (thru Oct 17)
75th Anniversary Exhibition SF MOMA(thru
Jan 2011) Eighth International Biennial: The Dissolve SITE Sante Fe, NM (thru Jan 2011) Salvador Dali: The Late WorksThe High Museum, Atlanta (thru Jan 9, 2011) David NashYorkshire Sculpture Park, UK (thru Feb 27, 2011) |
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Dear Friends and Clients,
As galleries close their doors for the summer hiatus Blue Tangerine visited artist studios and caught up on some of the art films of 2010.
Celebrated Southern California artists Charles Arnoldi and Michael Gallagher opened their studios to Blue Tangerine Art this month. See below for details on the visits. After last month's diplomatic exchange of paintings between President Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron, street art came into the national spotlight. Recently the artist Banksy, who has been credited with popularizing 'street art', directed his own film 'Exit through the Gift Shop'. Although Banksy's intentions in making the film are never quite clear, it is nevertheless a thought provoking film about a genre of art with implicit contradictions.
Warm wishes, Trudy Montgomery
"Speak softly, but carry a big can of paint." - Banksy (Wall and Piece)
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Blue Tangerine Art Visits Artist Studios: Charles Arnoldi & Michael Gallagher Celebrated Southern California Artists
Blue Tangerine Art has been visiting artist's studios this month to find the perfect pieces to place in your home or office.
At Venice-based artist Charles Arnoldi's studio we saw iconic works from the 80's, including Frozen Lips, from his acrylic, modeling paste and sticks period.
Further south Blue Tangerine Art visited celebrated painter Michael Gallagher's studio where we saw seminal works that dated back to the 70's.
In both studios we saw recent paintings in addition to the older works; it was a privilege to view the evolution of each artist over decades of painting. We would be delighted to show you their available work, so please call to make an appointment today.
  (L) Michael Gallagher's Studio. (R) Charles Arnoldi, Frozen Lips, 1987, acrylic, modeling paste & sticks (Courtesy of Charles Arnoldi Studio)
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BTA Highlights Art Film: "Exit Through the Gift Shop" Mock Documentary Brings Attention to Street Art
Banksy's Exit Through the Gift Shop | Banksy, a pseudonym for the artist who continues to remain anonymous, has confounded critics and collectors alike, keeping his identity a secret while his name and artwork are notoriously well-known in the contemporary art scene. For example in 2007, Bombing Middle England, an image portraying Boules players rolling bombs across a lawn, sold for 102,000 pounds at a Sotheby's auction. This was the highest price achieved for a Banksy artwork or, for that matter, any artwork from an artist labeled a 'graffiti artist'.
So it is no surprise that Banksy's most recent film, "Exit Through the Gift Shop", has people questioning its meaning and authenticity as a documentary, a reflection of the sentiments that also surround the genre of 'street art'. The film reveals the secretive world of street artists like Shepard Fairey as well as a cameraman turned artist who go to extraordinary lengths to avoid being caught in the act of creating. In filming this docu/mockumentary the artists create a record of their work which might otherwise have been painted over and lost. They are portrayed as private and elusive, though ironically are made more visible through the publicity gained as a result of the film. |
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Art Diary Dates Upcoming Art Events
- Art SD10, San Diego, California: Sept 2-5
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Blue Tangerine Art offers art advisory services to private and corporate collectors. We source contemporary art from a wide range of sources, including direct from artists and galleries, from the US and Europe. We offer paintings, drawings and limited editions by artists including: Chris Crossen, Patter Hellstrom, Angela Findlay, Rachel Holloway,America Martin, Kim Frohsin, Birgitte Lund, Kathy Montgomery, Trudy Montgomery, Bella Pieroni, Anne Stahl, Nicola Wood, Suzan Woodruff and Eric Zener among others.
And photography-based work by Sparky Campanella, Sebastien Davila, Bjornulf Dyrud, Allison Hunter, Cressandra Thibodeaux, Sieglinde Van Damme as well as many others not listed on our website.
We look forward to helping you find just what you're
looking for to complement and expand your art
collection. Please contact us with your request via email or on (310) 774-1959.
Happy Collecting!

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Trudy Montgomery with her 'Union' paintings at Melissa Morgan Fine Art in Palm Desert, CA  |
Trudy Montgomery Art Advisor and Principal, Blue Tangerine Art web: http://www.BlueTangerineArt.com email: trudy@bluetangerineart.com twitter: @trudymontgomery tel: (310) 774-1959
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